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Armakuni · 05/02/2011, 04:31 am

About resizing photos and other simple editing, I highly recommend IrfanView.
I haven't looked back ever since I installed that, it's extremely lightweight but has all the options you need for simple things like that.
It's also extremely easy to use, and fast.
Oh and it also has a very useful batch resize function (well, you can batch a lot of stuff but I mostly use it for resizing).

Really, try it out, I'm sure many of you will like it... the only negative I find with it is the icon is pretty damn ugly.

Ribs · 05/02/2011, 04:32 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by Armakuni

About resizing photos and other simple editing, I highly recommend IrfanView.
I haven't looked back ever since I installed that, it's extremely lightweight but has all the options you need for simple things like that.
It's also extremely easy to use, and fast.
Oh and it also has a very useful batch resize function (well, you can batch a lot of stuff but I mostly use it for resizing).

Really, try it out, I'm sure many of you will like it... the only negative I find with it is the icon is pretty damn ugly.

I think you have the wrong thread good sir.

Armakuni · 05/02/2011, 04:34 am

Actually I think I have the right thread, only the wrong page of the thread

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chyron8472

omg, resize your photos already. =\

My screen res is only 1440x900, and the default width of each post box on these forums is ~800 pixels.
That second helicopter photo is 3008 pixels wide.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DAISHI

How do you resize them?

Chyron8472 · 05/02/2011, 04:35 am

Nope, he doesn't. I chastized someone earlier for posting pictures that were way too large.

I tried Irfanfew. It works welll but I did hate the icon.

Armakuni · 05/02/2011, 04:35 am

Yes the icon is really ugly but I think it's tolerable considering how good the program is otherwise.

*Vainamoinen* · 05/02/2011, 04:37 am

Okay guys, sing along now one more time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJQR7hKX1FU#t=0m38s

Armakuni · 05/02/2011, 04:43 am

And here I was expecting his horrible singing to be stopped by a bullet to the head.

doodinthemood · 05/02/2011, 04:49 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by coolguy721

he killed almost 3000 people in 2001

Not really. He directed a whole load of people who were already willing to kill. Hatred for America is much bigger than one man. But my point was more that it wasn't likely he was going to do anything again, so surely there are more important matters than some concept of vengeance.

coolsome · 05/02/2011, 04:54 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by doodinthemood

there are more important matters than some concept of vengeance.

Speak for your self. If after all the pain hes caused people his death brings happiness to people why begrudge them?

doodinthemood · 05/02/2011, 04:58 am

*shrugs* I don't think cheering people up is all that good a reason to kill someone I guess.

coolsome · 05/02/2011, 05:02 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by doodinthemood

*shrugs* I don't think cheering people up is all that good a reason to kill someone I guess.

Master mining 9/11 is though. He deservied to die he was a monster regardless of the fact if he was harmless now or not!

Armakuni · 05/02/2011, 05:10 am

I don't believe in revenge, but obviously it's an instinct everyone feels.

However I do think it's something worth trying to fight, which is why I'm completely against criminals suffering in prison and things like that... I don't think it has proven to be that much of a deterrent anyway, and that's the only thing that could make it seem very slightly reasonable... but even then I'd be against it. I'm glad we have very high standard prisons here in Norway.

Some people are damaged and it's not our job to inflict suffering, rather it is protecting society from their dangerous behaviour.

sh3ldor · 05/02/2011, 05:22 am

Holy Shit!!!!
Now that the [sarcasm] devil incarnate [/sarcasm] is dead we need a new scapegoat!!11
For now I'm taking bets on Kim Jong Il, Mahmud Ahmadinedschad and Chinese Communists.
Awww, I was really wondering if we would see the bushs and his family at the funeral but he might be shark chow by now.

Armakuni · 05/02/2011, 05:26 am

Kim Jong Il will be dead soon enough anyway it seems.

Will be interesting to see what happens when Kim Jong Un is supposed to take over... he should start looking for a successor soon as well, he looks like he might very well have a heart attack in his 30s.

Chyron8472 · 05/02/2011, 05:33 am

I don't understand the skepticism about why we went forward with this or why we should celebrate our victory.

Osama bin Laden was the leader of a militant group that directly orchestrated the deaths of thousands of people; we acquired intelligence regarding his location, then went forward to capture or kill him and he wouldn't be taken alive.

A lot of people are feeling relief that this has been accomplished given that so much death and pain has been wrought under the leadership of this man. Don't rain on their parade.

And certainly don't be a dick about it, sh3ldor. That's really rude.

doodinthemood · 05/02/2011, 05:37 am

I think "raining on their parade" is perfectly fine if the parade is celebrating the death of a human being. If people think it was totally necessary, then fine. The response should be regret that this had to happen.

coolsome · 05/02/2011, 05:40 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by doodinthemood

I think "raining on their parade" is perfectly fine if the parade is celebrating the death of a human being.

All this man did was spread terror pain and death I will gladly celebrate his death and nothing anyone can say will make me feel guilty or bad about that.

doodinthemood · 05/02/2011, 05:43 am

Fair enough. Many are with you.

Armakuni · 05/02/2011, 05:45 am

What I find sad about the situation is how people can end up so broken in the first place, not so much that they disposed of him.

coolsome · 05/02/2011, 05:47 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by Armakuni

What I find sad about the situation is how people can end up so broken in the first place,

"Broken" is just a point of view anyone can appere broken to another person.

05/02/2011, 04:37 am	#46
Vainamoinen Community Moderator Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 6,643	Okay guys, sing along now one more time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJQR7hKX1FU#t=0m38s __________________ Moderators on the TTG forums are all volunteers from the community and still belong to the community. They are not employees of the company. The opinions expressed in their posts are those of individual fans and must not be confused with official company statements.

05/02/2011, 04:58 am	#50
doodinthemood Your 4th favourite member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Birmingham England Kudos: 867 Posts: 975	shrugs I don't think cheering people up is all that good a reason to kill someone I guess. __________________ Hi Logan. I know you're reading this.

05/02/2011, 05:37 am	#56
doodinthemood Your 4th favourite member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Birmingham England Kudos: 867 Posts: 975	I think "raining on their parade" is perfectly fine if the parade is celebrating the death of a human being. If people think it was totally necessary, then fine. The response should be regret that this had to happen. __________________ Hi Logan. I know you're reading this.

05/02/2011, 05:43 am	#58
doodinthemood Your 4th favourite member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Birmingham England Kudos: 867 Posts: 975	Fair enough. Many are with you. __________________ Hi Logan. I know you're reading this.

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05/02/2011, 04:31 am	#41
Armakuni Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Amigastan Posts: 966	About resizing photos and other simple editing, I highly recommend IrfanView. I haven't looked back ever since I installed that, it's extremely lightweight but has all the options you need for simple things like that. It's also extremely easy to use, and fast. Oh and it also has a very useful batch resize function (well, you can batch a lot of stuff but I mostly use it for resizing). Really, try it out, I'm sure many of you will like it... the only negative I find with it is the icon is pretty damn ugly.

05/02/2011, 04:35 am	#44
Chyron8472 Killer Walrus Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Tulsa, OK, USA Posts: 4,067	Nope, he doesn't. I chastized someone earlier for posting pictures that were way too large. I tried Irfanfew. It works welll but I did hate the icon.

05/02/2011, 04:43 am	#47
Armakuni Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Amigastan Posts: 966	And here I was expecting his horrible singing to be stopped by a bullet to the head.

05/02/2011, 05:10 am	#52
Armakuni Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Amigastan Posts: 966	I don't believe in revenge, but obviously it's an instinct everyone feels. However I do think it's something worth trying to fight, which is why I'm completely against criminals suffering in prison and things like that... I don't think it has proven to be that much of a deterrent anyway, and that's the only thing that could make it seem very slightly reasonable... but even then I'd be against it. I'm glad we have very high standard prisons here in Norway. Some people are damaged and it's not our job to inflict suffering, rather it is protecting society from their dangerous behaviour.

05/02/2011, 05:22 am	#53
sh3ldor Future Nobel Prize Winner Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Hessen, Germany Posts: 26	Holy Shit!!!! Now that the [sarcasm] devil incarnate [/sarcasm] is dead we need a new scapegoat!!11 For now I'm taking bets on Kim Jong Il, Mahmud Ahmadinedschad and Chinese Communists. Awww, I was really wondering if we would see the bushs and his family at the funeral but he might be shark chow by now.

05/02/2011, 05:26 am	#54
Armakuni Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Amigastan Posts: 966	Kim Jong Il will be dead soon enough anyway it seems. Will be interesting to see what happens when Kim Jong Un is supposed to take over... he should start looking for a successor soon as well, he looks like he might very well have a heart attack in his 30s.

05/02/2011, 05:33 am	#55
Chyron8472 Killer Walrus Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Tulsa, OK, USA Posts: 4,067	I don't understand the skepticism about why we went forward with this or why we should celebrate our victory. Osama bin Laden was the leader of a militant group that directly orchestrated the deaths of thousands of people; we acquired intelligence regarding his location, then went forward to capture or kill him and he wouldn't be taken alive. A lot of people are feeling relief that this has been accomplished given that so much death and pain has been wrought under the leadership of this man. Don't rain on their parade. And certainly don't be a dick about it, sh3ldor. That's really rude.

05/02/2011, 05:45 am	#59
Armakuni Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Amigastan Posts: 966	What I find sad about the situation is how people can end up so broken in the first place, not so much that they disposed of him.

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