Graham24

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by Graham24 13y ago
Yeah, I've asked questions and found within 5 mins people are rushing in to change the wording and tags and so on. Pity they do not spend more time finding answers.
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by Graham24 13y ago
do americans get a bill if they call for a fire engine?
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by Graham24 13y ago
I was fortunate enough to go to Blethcley about ten-ish years back when the war time crpytanalysts were doing guided tours (do they still do that?). I forget the name of the bloke who escorted our group around, but it was well known in con
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by Graham24 13y ago
The system I'm working on counts time as an unsigned 32-bit int starting in 1900 (don't ask). I think we fail in 2036 and that's a mere 23 years time. It does really annoy me when idiots talk about the Y2K problem as being nothing at all a
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by Graham24 14y ago
I've worked to two programmers who could not code. I mean literally not code. You cannot imagine how frustrating this became before the managers finally got rid of them.
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by Graham24 14y ago
and the quality film.
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by Graham24 14y ago
just say neigh.
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by Graham24 14y ago
what do you mean lousy climate? some of us quite like a nice bit of drizzle. better than living in a 40c desert.
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by Graham24 14y ago
short answer: you get your money back.
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by Graham24 14y ago
bon jovi?
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Scoop The inside story of the news website that saved the BBC(theregister.co.uk)
6 points by Graham24 14y ago|0 comments
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by Graham24 14y ago
"If you use Batch in a Dribbble shot, the inclusion of a “Batch” tag would be appreciated so that I can keep a curated bucket." I'm far, far too old to understand this, any clues?
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The Harwell Dekatron lives(metro.co.uk)
1 points by Graham24 14y ago|0 comments
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by Graham24 14y ago
103 for the libdems! that's one of the funniests things i've seen for ages. how did he get it so wrong?
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by Graham24 14y ago
I know nothing about Minneapolis, why is it so cheap? is it a bit rubbish?
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by Graham24 14y ago
Is it the Four Yorkshireman defence? As in the python/at last the 1948 show sketch. "Of course, when I were a lad, we had it tough..."
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by Graham24 14y ago
And the ability to use a spell checker. And yes, since you ask, I am a pedant. If I was not a pedant my code would be even worse than it is now.
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by Graham24 14y ago
hover boards for all! that's what the future was _supposed_ to look like. next stop: jetpacs.
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by Graham24 14y ago
yeah, i got the same, the school went on and on about my handwriting and spent far too long trying to improve it, wasting my time and theres. Not exactly an issue as I sit here and type this is it? Mind you, the one thing i did do when i go
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by Graham24 14y ago
So, how the hardware specs on this thing compare to the consoles? Is this PS2, PS3 or better levels of performance?
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by Graham24 14y ago
meta-meta hey.
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by Graham24 14y ago
tut, tut. "People with bad grammar should be hung".
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by Graham24 14y ago
Leave. You are not indispensible even if it feels like you are.
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The Turing Solution (BBC Radio 4 programme)(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by Graham24 14y ago|1 comments
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by Graham24 15y ago
elite?
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Sponsor a Valve on Colossus(colossusonline.org)
14 points by Graham24 15y ago|3 comments
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by Graham24 15y ago
what would the equivalent be in the US?
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by Graham24 15y ago
I watched it and was disappointed not to see them taking a stab at explaining what a Turing Machine does and why it's so important. Instead all we had was stock footage of old computers and some BlinkenLights. What was the point of showing
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by Graham24 15y ago
for £1000 up front, I'll explain the joke to you...
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by Graham24 15y ago
I got lost in Venice once when i'd just arrived. It was midnight on a sunday and there weren't many people around as I was trying not to think about the film "Don't look now". It was about then that i realised that although i had what loo

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