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Sooooo tired but can't get to sleep! Argh!

Played great in two big tourneys today and just missed money in both. Paid for them with a pre-bed Sit & Go :) Night all!
So, a Williams white-wash on the women's side. How dull. #wimbledon
Svylturys. Lithuanian Wheat Beer (Weissbier). Cloudy, citrus notes. A good weiss but no reason to buy instead of a German one. #beer #bier
Just what OS is that meant to be in #CSIMiami?
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Button order in YaST - Thursday, 28th August 2008, 22:14:03 BST.

Stefan: This is really good news. When I first proposed the GTK+ front-end for YaST as part of the GSoC last year (or was it 2006?), part of the proposal was that YaST-GTK+ should be HIG compliant. I personally think this should still be the goal in order to make it fit seamlessly into a GNOME install on openSUSE (or indeed any other distro that people choose to package YaST for).

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