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Arthur T Knackerbracket has found the following story:
Microsoft's Edge browser is the subject of an amusing new bug report, alleging it somehow manages to screw up printing strings of numbers.
The report on Microsoft's developer portal describes the issue where PDF files printed through Edge will display numbers and text incorrectly when exported.
"Edge displays PDF correctly but printed content differs notably," the bug notice reads. "Printed content depends on selected printer, on printer settings, and on used computer (please try a different setup if first result looks correct)."
[...] In the meantime, it might be a good idea to use another application to export your PDFs, especially if you're filling out an expense report or making math assignment.
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(Score: 1, Interesting) by Anonymous Coward on Monday May 08 2017, @04:27PM (1 child)
It's trendy to hate on McDonald's for offering food many people choose to eat on a daily basis. Of course eating 3,000 kcal every day from a specialized menu at a fast food place isn't going to be healthy no matter which chain it is.
I've found that McDonald's does have some quality offerings for breakfast at least. Their burgers leave something to be desired imo, but while I know I'm starting my day off with, what is it?, over 1,000 kcal?, I also know that if I get a sausage and egg muffin, I'm getting a cruelty-free, locally produced egg from the exact same farms that sell to supermarkets here and some decent sausage. Haven't tried them, but I hear the hash browns are decent and the oatmeal is surprisingly good.
I mean, I prefer my own version of that sandwich (same eggs but not mixed with milk prior to frying [roommate is lactose intolerant and I just don't drink milk on a daily basis so there's never any in the house], better quality cheese, same sausage, and a whole grain flatbread bun instead of a "muffin"), but I don't have infinite time and a lot of the time I just want to grab something on the way to work.
At least when they don't serve me a sandwich they made at 3 AM the previous night that's been sitting under a heat lamp for hours just waiting for me to come along. Had that happen the other day at a location that's usually quite good during breakfast rush, which left me scratching my head wondering if I'd been the only person since midnight including the entire breakfast rush before I got there who ordered that specific sandwich. Ugh, dried out and nearly unpalatable.
Eh, sorry for going way off topic, just a pet peeve of mine that McDonald's gets all the blame for people's chronically poor dietary choices. McDonald's is simply selling the food people want to buy. I'm sure somebody will accuse me of being a shill in 3... 2... 1...
(Score: 2) by kaszz on Monday May 08 2017, @05:01PM
The problem is additives, frying, pesticides, GMO and selection of food.
You can probably use the ham bread as insulation without any mold issues.. ;)