[Annoy] What's something small that really annoys you?

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#2784100 25-Sep-2021 11:44

rb99:

Very true. But you have to be organised enough to do that. Or at least remember to do ctrl-click or whatever it is...

Right click in Opera then choose "Open in a new tab" or on Opera for Mobile a long press on the link does the same thing.

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#2784104 25-Sep-2021 11:52

Clicking the scroll wheel on my mouse also opens a new tab.

Apologies @rb99 , you probably just came to vent, not to get people offering their solutions!

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#2784105 25-Sep-2021 11:54

Technofreak:

rb99:

Very true. But you have to be organised enough to do that. Or at least remember to do ctrl-click or whatever it is...

Right click in Opera then choose "Open in a new tab" or on Opera for Mobile a long press on the link does the same thing.

Same as in Firefox. I realise its easy to do, its just difficult for me to remember to do it consistently. Still The Guardians / The Heralds / the NYTs fault though 😀

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#2784106 25-Sep-2021 11:56

Ge0rge: Clicking the scroll wheel on my mouse also opens a new tab.

Apologies @rb99 , you probably just came to vent, not to get people offering their solutions!

Well yes, but didn't know about the mouse wheel thing. Works here as well. Wonder if I'll actually remember it...

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#2784312 26-Sep-2021 09:37

This doesn't annoy me per se, but you'd think that a company the size of Toyota could hire a native speaker to proofread the manual.

"Do not a sticker or an electronic component, is installed near a radar sensor."

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#2784316 26-Sep-2021 10:00

Behodar:
This doesn't annoy me per se, but you'd think that a company the size of Toyota could hire a native speaker to proofread the manual.

"Do not a sticker or an electronic component, is installed near a radar sensor."

True but very common. I spent several months in Thailand back in the day. Many backpacker eateries had terribly poor translations on the menu and I never could work out why they never asked any of the multitude of native English speakers eating in the establishments to correct them in return for a free curry!

Mind you, I'm not known for being a shrinking violet when it comes to that sort of thing. When I worked at the DIA in Wellington, I intervened in a heated discussion between two Kiwi colleagues about how to correctly word something with "As the only person in this office who actually speaks English, perhaps I can help..."

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#2784317 26-Sep-2021 10:02

That my Intel Nuc with gen 7 i3 that performs so well as an HTPC won't support W11.

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#2784423 26-Sep-2021 12:15

Behodar:
This doesn't annoy me per se, but you'd think that a company the size of Toyota could hire a native speaker to proofread the manual.

"Do not a sticker or an electronic component, is installed near a radar sensor."

That sort of thing used to be prevalent in the technical manuals we used to have from Japan. We used to say Janglish. Mind you we also had Spanglish as well for the Spanish built equipment.

I agree in this day and age you'd think a multi national company the size of Toyota would do better.

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#2784432 26-Sep-2021 13:13

When you are pulling weeds and you just can't get the damn roots out.

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#2784628 26-Sep-2021 17:59

Behodar:
This doesn't annoy me per se, but you'd think that a company the size of Toyota could hire a native speaker to proofread the manual.

Somebody set up us the sticker. Main screen turn on. All your electronic component are belong to us. You have no chance to survive make your time. Take off every radar sensor. For great justice!

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#2784727 27-Sep-2021 08:50

That I can't use Transmission Gully for tomorrow's commute into the office.

Sometimes I use big words I don't always fully understand in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.

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#2784733 27-Sep-2021 08:55

That DST that I love, is causing our household so much disrupted sleep. Was shattered yesterday, went to bed at 9pm new time, didn't go to sleep till after 1:30am! wife and kids report much later than usual sleep times too and everyone is walking around like extras from the walking dead.

I caught my son muttering under his breath ... "BRAAAAINS!"

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#2784774 27-Sep-2021 10:48

floydbloke:

That I can't use Transmission Gully for tomorrow's commute into the office.

Don't worry, it will be finished soon.

Bwahwahhehe.....

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#2784779 27-Sep-2021 10:56

It is springtime and my two neutered male cats are having pissing contests. So how do I clean a pillow that has been peed on? Not the removable pillow case, the pillow itself.

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#2784782 27-Sep-2021 10:59

Rikkitic:

It is springtime and my two neutered male cats are having pissing contests. So how do I clean a pillow that has been peed on? Not the removable pillow case, the pillow itself.

By setting it on fire.

Sorry, but you'll never get that smell out properly, and pillows cost $6-8.

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