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by jjgreen 1y ago
Oh very witty Wilde.
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Aesthetics Matter(lemire.me)
4 points by jjgreen 1y ago|0 comments
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Fair enough, some here get shirty on title change, accusations of "editorialising" etc, usually best to add a note on the original title if you have to do so for length reasons to keep those at bay :-)
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Original title: Spanish priest facing 3 years in prison after Muslims launch case alleging 'Islamophobia'
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Hard disagree, but funny.
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Legalise the hunting of those working in the advertising industry.
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Welcome to the UK.
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Vouched beck to life
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Clop crew hits Oracle E-Business Suite users with fresh zero-day(theregister.com)
3 points by jjgreen 1y ago|0 comments
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by jjgreen 1y ago
So, is this the start of the bubble bursting?
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AI: The slacker's dream come true(theregister.com)
2 points by jjgreen 1y ago|0 comments
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Governments don't listen to petitions, they do listen to riots.
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by jjgreen 1y ago
"right of the bats"? Oy!
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Jaguar Land Rover is an iconic British company which employs tens of thousands of people - a jewel in the crown of our economy. The Chancellor is mistaken: it is an Indian company, owned by Tata Motors (not that there's anything wron
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by jjgreen 1y ago
The lady doth protest too much, methinks
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Looks rather nice, but kind-of moot if using ViewComponents and their preview facility? Anyone used both?
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Overdone toast, no such thing; the blacker the better. [Dirty looks from SO.]
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by jjgreen 1y ago
A rock is not physically a material object, it is a region of space where the electrons, protons and neutrons are differently arranged, and that region is fuzzy, difficult to determine; but as physical beings, as monkeys, we recognise i
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by jjgreen 1y ago
The number 1 is what a cow, a fox, a stone ... have in common, oneness. Mathematics is abstraction, written down.
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by jjgreen 1y ago
I've never done heroin It is delicious, a real delight. I'd happily become an addict if I could get a reliable reasonably-priced pharmaceutical-quality supply; but of course you can't, bloody puritans.
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Smartphones are addictive and designed by large corporations to be so. Ready to give yours up?
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by jjgreen 1y ago
It doesn't mean you live longer, it just seems like it.
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by jjgreen 1y ago
The sea-cucumber is an interesting beast, it starts life as a thing that swims around eating, mating and so on, but later in life attaches itself to a rock and spends the rest of its life filtering plankton for food. Since it no longer has
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by jjgreen 1y ago
What, no curl | bash ??? I might give it a go.
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Digital ID, same place, different time(theregister.com)
2 points by jjgreen 1y ago|1 comments
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by jjgreen 1y ago
It certainly was in the `70s, but faded away after that. Mind you, given the recent surge in popularity of fascists, it might make a comeback.
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by jjgreen 1y ago
... there are more red flags here than in a People’s Liberation Army parade I'll be using that.
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Could you please give me your real name "celticninja", your phone number, your address, your NI number -- oh, and you'll need to install this app on your phone which I promise will never be used to monitor your location, pu
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by jjgreen 1y ago
It will be fine https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366631525/Our-worst-day-...
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Before the election I was approached by a bubbly young woman who tried to persuade me to vote Labour: "No thanks, last time I did that they tried to introduce ID cards", "But that's not in our manifesto" she replied

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