Interesting and humorous (politics and history banned) - page 3

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Denis Sartakov:

Well, friend, press your line, press your line, there's only one more thing left to put

"our hearts demand change..."

and you might get banned... such songs are already politics!

Well firstly I put nothing more, and secondly, from the words of Tsoi "in changes" meant no more than school changes, and all the rest is your imagination)

[Vladimir Karputov]

"Goodbye at the railway station"

[Vladimir Karputov]

Hello.

Thank you for contacting us.

Delete product from Navigator window, restart the terminal and try to install purchase from Terminal - Market - Purchased tab

Best regards, MQL5.com Support team

[transcendreamer]

Customer chose someone else to do this job.

[Vladimir Karputov]

Autumn gives us such beautiful moments:

[Vladimir Karputov]

A UFO caused the forum servers to crash:

[Sergey Golubev]

glitch (taken from here)

• "If your monitor gets visions, if unexplained things happen to your computer, if it suddenly 'freezes' or if your mail doesn't work - that's a 'glitch'. From this word comes the very common verb "glitch", which succinctly expresses all the imperfections of technological progress in the field of computer engineering and communication in general."
• "The word 'glitch' appears to have come from the exclamations of the first programmers, or from the sounds made by the machinery of those very first programmers when the latter was fuming from overexertion. Other sources (English-speaking targeting) claim that the word is an aberration of the slang "gee, look! ("look, jerk!"), but then the word would probably sound "jiluk", which, you'll agree, has little to do with the canonical reading."
• "A synonym for the word glitch is failure, glitch is to malfunction (emphasis on the second syllable)."

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In English there is a word sometimes used as our glitch: glitch

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You can find two branches of Humour in the English part of the forum:

• one in theMQL4 and MetaTrader 4 section (an old branch inherited from the tsd forum)
• and an ordinary one - in theGeneral Discussion section.

Thus, MQL4 fans have fun in their place and we have fun in ours.

[Alexandr Bryzgalov]

Sergey Golubev:

glitch (taken from here)

• "If your monitor gets visions, if unexplained things happen to your computer, if it suddenly 'freezes' or if your mail doesn't work - that's a 'glitch'. From this word comes the very common verb 'glitch', which succinctly expresses all the imperfections of technological progress in the field of computer and communications in general."
• "The word 'glitch' appears to have come from the exclamations of the first programmers, or from the sounds made by the machinery of those very first programmers when the latter was fuming from overexertion. Other sources (English-speaking targeting) claim that the word is an aberration of the slang "gee, look! ("look, jerk!"), but then the word would probably sound "jiluk", which, you'll agree, has little to do with the canonical reading."
• "A synonym for the word glitch is failure, glitch is to malfunction (emphasis on the second syllable)."

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In English there is a word sometimes used as our glitch: glitch

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You can find two branches of Humour in the English part of the forum:

• one in theMQL4 and MetaTrader 4 section (an old branch inherited from the tsd forum)
• and an ordinary one - in theGeneral Discussion section.

Thus, the MT4 fans have fun in theirs, and we have fun in ours.

the word came from everyday life, short for hallucination

disruption, with no external stimuli

reveals things it shouldn't,

Glitches usually appeared during games, flickering objects, etc., even though the game software did not include this, they say: the game glitches.

the computer has always been compared to the brain

often heard: computer slows down, catches glitches

[Sergey Golubev]

Bonn/Germany

[Sergey Golubev]

And such was the dawn in England today.