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by shibby 2y ago
Yes because this place is known for its tolerance and ability to just sidestep such nuances. Tech bro bs.
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by shibby 2y ago
> We have examples like Elon who, through sheer force of will, defeats armies of people who don't care. The interesting part of this article and the comments this site have produced is this statement and the fact you’ve all either i
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by shibby 10y ago
There was a port of Dactyl Nightmare for the Oculus, I played it on the DK2. It wasn't as mind blowing as it was when I was 12 but a nice nostalgic trip none the less.
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by shibby 11y ago
The best places to look are on Meetup and Eventbrite, there are groups that meet fairly regularly for most languages/technologies. Such as Leeds Ruby Thing - https://twitter.com/leedsrubything , Leeds DevOps - http:&#x
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by shibby 11y ago
In Leeds there are plenty of meet ups and events going on, there is very much a 'scene' - you just have to involve yourself in it if you wish to. London is bound to have plenty going on.
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by shibby 11y ago
Writing over someone else's work is a form of disrespect and the cause of much conflict within the Graffiti community. Banksy is a polarising person within the Graffiti community. Most notably because he defaced a piece by Robbo. So ye
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by shibby 11y ago
Everton FC published something similar to show their stadium pre-match - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkNUotXTKpk
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by shibby 12y ago
And perhaps being the inventor of Javascript and CTO of Mozilla helped it go 'unnoticed' or unchallenged.
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by shibby 12y ago
> their personal, not work related, opinions. How do you know it's purely personal? He clearly doesn't agree that homosexual people should be afforded the same legal rights and societal status as heterosexual people in their pe
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by shibby 13y ago
I'm getting that as well. I've won once. The 'technique' I used was to keep the numbers on the left hand edge. Then using left, down and up built up the rest of the tiles with the movement to left hand edge being the pre
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by shibby 13y ago
Darwin isn't the kernel, it's an OS[1]. XNU is the kernel[2]. However, this is impressive none the less. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_(operating_system) [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by shibby 13y ago
I don't know anyone who sounds like the 'British' version I also doubt that that dialect would be preferred. It would fall under the 'Queens English' or 'received pronunciation', which, in some studies, is
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by shibby 13y ago
There is only a common spelling difference in the written sense though. An American would not fully understand someone from Yorkshire speaking Yorkshire dialect, nor would they understand someone from Merseyside, Glasgow, etc. if they were
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by shibby 13y ago
What is 'British' English? No such thing exists really, at least not in the spoken word form. You'll also find that regional accents are considered more favourable/likeable than 'the Queens English' so the prem