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He was singing something like, get out of my way, I'm coming out. Or breaking out. Something to that effect.
I seem to recall the word "out" was drawn out, and then down in tone as the use of the word ended. Like, OWWWWwwwwt. Hard to convey in text.
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Gonna cast this out to the void once again. Never know what you're gonna get, eh?
I'm looking for a song.
I heard it on C101 FM in Corpus Christi in 1991-1992.
Impressions: Masculine voice. He sounded like he was smiling ear to ear. I seem to recall a bit of distortion to the vocals, or an effect like the first guitar in Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here".
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I managed to nail down my dear spouse on the topic. He said that Excel would automatically adjust the defined range as rows are added/deleted.
Tested, and yes, it works on Libreoffice. IIRC one would use absolute markings ($) to keep it from doing that.
I have little practice with defining ranges and how to call them. I'm not sure it's the right answer or how to search for the right answer.
All I know is, I need to be able to define those ranges in a flexible or central way, because there is no chance in hell I can adjust hundreds of range calls individually every time I need to add or delete a row.
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Need a little advice/help.
I'm trying to de-Google some spreadsheets. I'm hitting a wall on a certain function. Google allowed me to delete unused rows/columns, and then call $[sheetname].A2:D which would automatically adjust to the bottom of column D, whatever that happened to be at the time.
#Libreoffice Calc is not allowing this functionality. All I could think of was Define Range, but $[sheetname].[rangename] did not work for me.
Edit: Solved! Answer in reply.
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I opened a bag of frozen peas and a few rolled out onto the floor.
They were escapeas.
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@isotopp/116606041466845720
I thought this was a joke but it legitimately works.
#AskFedi How can I tell what wattage of bulb to use on an unlabeled lamp?
It's a freestanding floor lamp with a twist switch, off and 3 levels of illumination, iirc.
We removed the bulb for moving. Now I want to use it, but I can't find a wattage sticker anywhere.
If I get an LED does it even matter?
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