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I'd re-phrase it as "Ireland Won the Global Tax Game, and Dublin Is Swimming in Money". The Pale still exists even though it's gone! I live in rural Ireland and the Economic Crash of 2008 still hasn't washed through
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I've listened to a lot of episodes. The quality varies quite a bit. But for those who are new to IOT, Bird Migration gives an example of how good it can be. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08wmk5j
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Let me add the You Tube series - Git and GitHub for Poets - for the poets, students and teachers. Not to everyone's taste but what is?
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I started watching this. I will watch it all. What a humble guy.
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I like your username so here's my answer: canvasbacks omits letters from the top row counterconvention omits letters from the middle row photofluorographies omits letters from the bottom row Presumably the longest word
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I remember seeing a cartoon of Einstein at the blackboard on which the equation E=ma^2 (crossed out) then E=mb^2 (crossed out) and finally E=mc^2 with a beaming Einstein.
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It wouldn't suit Paul Simon, I guess.
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My imagined reply - as I am not a chef: "What do you think I am? A hen? If you want an egg dish, ask for it. An extra word won't hurt you. I can't work with tight people, I'm outta here."
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Two points: It's important to note whether the milk goes in the tea first or the tea first and then the milk. When the host is serving the tea, if the milk goes in first, then the host is admitting that they have inferior (non-china) c
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Depends. I have zsh running on Linux and Mac. On Linux, smorrebrod wins. And on Mac slowmovingtarget wins.
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From the book “Shady Characters” by Keith Houston "Among Tiro’s notae was an innocuous character representing the Latin word et, or “and.” Though this was only one symbol among many (in their most elaborate medieval form, a system des
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I think you might be confusing ampersand with the Tironian et which looks like a 7 - Unicode point U+204A. It is still visible in Ireland on the old Post 7 Telegraph boxes. Tiro invented a shorthhand system and his Tironian et represented t
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I use both vim and doom-emacs almost daily and jump between the two. I like using <spacebar> to call command mode in vim to do things like :tabe or :bd or :ls etc. (I have <leader> set to , ). I have this remap in my .vimrc >
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It looks like there is a bus factor of 1. Is this not a concern for you?
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100..200
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Martin Amis, may you rest in peace. And thank you for giving us your mind.
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For a second there I thought it was throwaway responding to his own comment. I loved him for one second!
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At eighteen and a student of Civil Engineering in Cork, I got a J1 student visa to work in the USA for the summer. I recollect that I came across Gravity's Rainbow in a random bookshop in New York. It was lionized and it looked diffic
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Lots of great contributors to the show over the years. My favourite is Steve Jones for his huge intellect, humility, knowledge and listenabilty - yeah it's the right word for someone like him. I've listened to a lot of episodes (s
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Do they by any chance live on Electric Avenue?
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And of course "How to drill a square hole" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5AzbDJ7KYI
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But a very enjoyable 200 years it must be said!
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In fact Putin is completely correct in his attempt to retrieve Ukraine for Mother Russia and it is the West that is the aggressor. Now, if you just had a visceral (negative) response to this, I am with you. The point I am trying to make is
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Apropos tips for inexperienced hikers (I do quite a bit of solo hill-walking and mountain biking). One thing I do at an unfamilar site is mark my parked car's location on OSMAND - OpenStreetMaps on Android. I don't need any cell s
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Here's my take on this not listening to the "expert": A few years ago there was a problem with storm-water infiltration into my (elderly at the time) mother's property from her neighbor. I, being a dutiful son and a civi
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For bushcraft, camping, survival, outdoor fun these are a small selection of great ones; Surprised no one else mentioned this category. TA Outdoors Simon, A bloke in the woods The MCQBushcraft Archive Joe Robinet Ove
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If it's any consolation, I interpreted your question as "outside of this person's experience". It seems fair to ask the seemingly knowledgeable eurasiantiger such a question. In the interests of charitable interpretation
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The cat jumps from the fifth floor of a burning building and survived and it's on camera. Not a single other cat in the whole world knows about it. Not one cat. Now, people, what if...?
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It's about gecko tape, tape that imitates how a gecko's feet adhere to surfaces. By Veritasium, FYI.
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I built a LAN pastebin using flask and htmx. I wanted to be able to copy short text, URLS etc. to / from my laptop to / from my smartphone without going to the web. Works great. Didn't even realize that there was such a thing
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