Shuko

Just had a situation where F6 didn't progress to the next phase for a looooooong time, and my timer was counting down for it. Eventually actions began taking so long I had to concede the match by shutting down the client. Now I can't get it to log back in, but my internet is fast as ever. Anyone else having trouble?

Never made one of these posts before, but I'm at a loss here, and I could really use some good advice from people on the outside looking in. Please, don't be afraid to be brutally honest with me. I can take criticism (I hope). But first, a bit of background:

I'm a single career woman living at home with my mom (yeah, I know), as well as one other roommate. We live in a 4 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom house in the country, and we have a large yard divided into three fenced-in sub-yards: a front yard, a little backyard, and a big backyard beyond the little one (it's divided in this way because the little back yard has a pool in it, and we keep that yard fenced off as a safety measure in case of wande

Hello all.

I'm working on a legacy project that comes with all kinds of burdensome user requirements that I'm not allowed to deviate from. As a result, I'm forced to work in a situation where I have multiple JFrames open at once (rather than one parent JFrame with modeless JDialogs instead), and it's causing headaches that I'm left wondering whether or not they're even fixable. This one in particular is difficult, because I can't seem to find any other examples of this behavior anywhere online. I'm hoping you guys can help. I'm currently using Java 8, and I'm developing on a Linux machine.

Problem specs:

1. I have an application running that has JFrames A, B, and C open all at once.

2. J

Hi there. I'm working on an existing UI that can oftentimes have multiple JFrames open, and in one of these JFrames I have a JFileChooser that opens when a button is pressed. What I want to know is whether or not there's a way for me to limit the focus in such a way that the user has to either select a file from the menu and hit the selection button, hit the cancel button, or close the file chooser window before they can click anywhere else in the UI.

My problem arose when I discovered some wonky behavior that occurred when I tried to minimize (iconify) one of the unrelated JFrames while the JFileChooser dialog was showing. If I try to iconify one of the JFrames that is being visually overl

It would be nice if, while drafting both sets, we have access to more than just Self-Assembler, wouldn't it? I think a 3-mana 2/3 would be fine. It might help fill out the curve, and it wouldn't be over-powered enough to print at uncommon or rare.

Hey, by any chance, does anyone know if there's something wrong with the client/server today? I'm experiencing extreme slowdown issues, and closing and restarting the client hasn't helped. I tried to ask the ORCs, but for some reason the chat won't let you submit messages (the Send button is greyed out, and Enter won't work either).

So I work in a sensitive location at my job, and I'm not allowed to have phones or electronic devices of any kind that have microphones, cameras, etc. Recently, the powers that be in my security office have decided that previously allowed Bluetooth capable iPods are no longer kosher, because to them, Bluetooth == wireless == security risk. I'm a little peeved, because I specifically bought my iPod nano to use to listen to music at work, even though I have a perfectly good iPhone that could have already served that purpose, had it been allowed. I've been using the nano for over two years now, and they've only just decided that even though they signed off on it before, it is ridiculous that I

We have a fairly recently acquired puppy right now. He's not really a puppy anymore, but he's still pretty young. Anyway, he's an adorable little squirt most times, and an annoying little shit other times. Yesterday was one of his annoying little shit days. The dog is borderline incontinent, so we have these doggy pee pad things placed strategically near the back door, where he prefers to relieve himself when he doesn't feel like pawing at the door or coming to whine and let us know he's ready to go out in the yard. For the most part, this arrangement works fine; we pick up and replace several of the pee pads during the day, while the little stinker goes out several times to pee in the yard.

When I was in college, I went with a couple of girl friends of mine on a short camping trip, just the three of us. They were nice girls from several of my classes, and we all got along pretty well. The only thing that ever stuck thorns in our sides were our differences when it came to lifestyle choices. Specifically, these two particular girls were vegan, and they seemed to think it was their mission in life to make me vegan too.

Part of the reason for our going on this trip was for them to cook me some vegan campfire treats and show me the awesomeness of nature. I love camping anyway, and I figured I could deal with their preaching in exchange for sleeping for a couple nights under the sta