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J_Darnley
10y ago
Ah. It was delayed so much to allow time for printing. It all makes sense now.
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10y ago
Seconded. Being jobless sucks.
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Impressive. How much does it cost to advertise your job vacancy on the BBC?
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> how can we make this platform better Show a message, any message, even "enable javascript or fuck off", instead of a blank page.
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If you don't want another wind turbine then fire up a nuke plant or two.
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Wow. That sounds excellent. No more twitter bullshit drama being blown out of all proportions by news companies looking for a juicy gossip story.
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10y ago
Honestly, I have no idea. However, that is the kind of person he would need to be to get a 3 hour a day programming job. Or he is full of shit and talking out of his ass but that would be uncivil so I better not say that.
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10y ago
He is a Linus Torvald, a John Carmack, or a Chris Sawyer. He has the skills, the experience, and the name to demand that.
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Except for when someone gives them a robots.txt instruction. Then they forget whole websites.
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More powerful? I though chrome's API was stupidly limited which is why firefox had better extensions (all of which they want to throw out).
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Why? They shouldn't be copying chrome's extensions in the first place.
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10y ago
Location: Belgium, Europe; Manchester, UK Remote: No. Yes please, not required though. Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C, FFmpeg, Lua, Win32, x86 assembly Resume/Résumé/CV: http://j_darnley.neocities.org/res
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SEEKING WORK: Belgium, Europe; Manchester, UK Remote: No. Yes please, not required though. Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C, FFmpeg, Lua, Win32, x86 assembly Resume/Résumé/CV: http://j_darnley.neocities.org/
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10y ago
Seconded. A one-way trip to another heavenly body sounds great.
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Well if all that were true and I had the skills to: a Winamp v5 clone, a Firefox < v4 clone.
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10y ago
Ha ha ha. Excellent.
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10y ago
So be it. I can just copy-paste a previous comment of mine. The EU is a horrible, undemocratic, wasteful bureaucracy. If Britain can trigger its collapse then good. It is a shame that Greece didn't manage this economically (yet). The
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10y ago
> research from Paris-Sorbonne University > application photograph (commonly used when applying for jobs in France) Or did you mean you are also "old" and French?
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10y ago
What are you hiding behind that url shortener? [EDIT] Ah, some youtube video https://archive.is/uNUCo If you want to shitpost try a webm.
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I do care and I am thrilled that the UK made the right decision.
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10y ago
Nice. I get a divide by 0 error. Do I need to read or not?
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> Can't display that. Probably a good thing. Do you want you're entire upvote history public?
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10y ago
Who? And it's already gone.
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10y ago
Bug? Sounds like a feature to me.
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10y ago
That's not just in the US. The UK has the same issue.
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10y ago
Easier answer: DownThemAll. At least before firefox kills it.
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Ah, so I won't bother allowing js then if it's going to crash my browser. Thanks for the heads up you two.
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js;dr
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10y ago
Isn't the thinking behind that is that unskilled labour will be discouraged/prohibited? Unskilled Brits being displaced by cheaper labour from eastern Europe is usually cited as a reason for dissatisfaction with the EU.
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Seconded. It is also one of the few languages in which you can easily bundle everything into a static executable.
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