vermooten

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by vermooten 9y ago
Remember self-cleaning public toilets? ewww
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by vermooten 9y ago
yep me too, no problem.
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by vermooten 9y ago
Is there a Windows equivalent? (I have to use it at work.)
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by vermooten 9y ago
'may'
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by vermooten 9y ago
I'll be using HTTrack a day or 2 before to get the whole lot.
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by vermooten 9y ago
Not really.
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by vermooten 10y ago
I went through several years of depression, and I was VERY rude in any situation where I could get away with it - by which I mean, any situtioon where I knew I wouldn't get punched. It felt like I was able to be me, and not have to sti
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by vermooten 10y ago
I've still got 100s of bookmarks from the late 90s, still in their original sub-folders. Most are dead now, which is a shame.
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by vermooten 10y ago
Moom is pretty good, beats the crap out of Windows.
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by vermooten 10y ago
Use WALTR no need for iTunes, end of.
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by vermooten 10y ago
Yes, they find me work.
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by vermooten 10y ago
Ableton Live.
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by vermooten 10y ago
I didn't know they had a message board.
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by vermooten 10y ago
Mirror, or paywall workaround?
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by vermooten 10y ago
I couldn't believe it when HRC made that 'deplorables' comment. Although (very) appropriate for some of Trump's supporters, it was a great way to alienate people and to guarantee they wouldnt vote for her. A real WTF mom
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by vermooten 10y ago
This sort of thing is why I no longer buy Dell.
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by vermooten 10y ago
I once made an app with Phonegap. The performance was terrible despite months of optimisation and even a review from Big Nerd Ranch. The new Swift and Java implementations are much MUCH nicer for users - the Swift version is really responsi
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by vermooten 10y ago
He wrote the screenplays of some great films in the 70s directed by Alain Tanner. Most are generally hatrd to find now, they were very good. esp Middle of the World.
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by vermooten 10y ago
> Apple is being run more and more by marketers, rather than by techies. Yes. Today's the day that Apple became irrelevant.
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by vermooten 10y ago
meh I'm sad that i waited this long only to be disappointed. It was a COO's view of being innovative.
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by vermooten 10y ago
arf! :)
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by vermooten 10y ago
Shame I'll have to go through proxy from UK to get this.
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by vermooten 10y ago
Time to give up fish.
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by vermooten 10y ago
The knuckle-draggers who voted to leave the EU won't care about threats like this - they'll just use hate speech to dismiss it. Downvote me by all means :)
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by vermooten 10y ago
Too much caffeine caused me to suffer acid reflux, so I've had to give it up :( But after a few days of bad headaches, life is as it was before. Hopefully less acid reflux now. But yeah totally addictive. Love it. (Ok: loved it.)
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by vermooten 10y ago
The article misses something important. It presents 'being a good listener' as a way of tricking the other person into giving up information. OTOH a REALLY good listener is genuinely interested in what the other person has to say.
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by vermooten 10y ago
“What? Two days?”, “But our previous developer could do that in a couple of hours! No way it will take you that long.” Answer: Well get the previous developer back to do it then. Otherwise STFU, and let me get started.
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by vermooten 10y ago
And most of the time not even good enough.
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by vermooten 10y ago
Used to but they had a side effect that ... umm ... didn't help things. Now I use therapy and cycling.
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by vermooten 10y ago
Who cares if their LinkedIn account gets hacked? In my case they'll be able to see 500+ recruitment agents I've never heard of as my 'contacts'.

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