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S0x @_s0x_

6 months ago

Lee Harvey Oswald killed JFK

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S0x @_s0x_

3 years ago

. @twitter if you put `?lang=en` at the end of a url you get this page.

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S0x @_s0x_

4 years ago

Intuition in mathematics is important. Someones you have to walk the path to know that's where you want to be.

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Charmaine Chua @CharmaineSChua

4 years ago

These photos of a new Amazon warehouse in Tijuana, Mexico have been going viral as the "This is capitalism" picture of the year. But there's a lot more going on here than the picture can tell you. Let's trace the Amazon supply chain! A thread:👇 1/

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Refuge @RefugeCharity

4 years ago

Share our Helpline details tonight. #Football tournaments don’t cause abuse; abuse is always a choice an abuser makes - but they can aggravate pre-existing abusive behaviours. So please, share and let survivors know they are not alone: bit.ly/33OYW73 #ENG #Euros2020

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S0x @_s0x_

5 years ago

Can you run Blazor server on azure easily? #dotNETConf

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S0x @_s0x_

5 years ago

Made the mistake of installing texlive-full.

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Dr. Jennifer Cassidy @OxfordDiplomat

6 years ago

Give Me STRENGTH. The Conservative Party Press Office office has just rebranded itself as "FactCheckUK” If not illegal, It is the most disturbing act of propaganda and disrespect for the truth. #ITVLeadersDebate

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Dr Sal Freudenberg @SalFreudenberg

6 years ago

@eveningstandard I was the woman whose drum he punched. My drum was attached to my belt. He was unnecessarily aggressive and intimidating - I was part of a musical protest parade at 9.20 in the morning - I was shaken up and can’t believe he said he “felt better” after intimidating me.

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Brendan Cox @MrBrendanCox

6 years ago

Feel a bit sick at Jo’s name being used in this way. The best way to honour Jo is for all of us (no matter our views) to stand up for what we believe in, passionately and with determination. But never to demonise the other side and always hold onto what we have in common.

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stellacreasy @stellacreasy

6 years ago

All day constituents been in touch concerned this is the government advertising in schools - just asked PM to confirm he isn’t and he didn’t answer. Don’t think this example is from my inquiries but worrying PM didn’t agree primary schools should be brexit propaganda free zones…

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S0x @_s0x_

6 years ago

Startups back in the day were sensible with money, oh how things change!

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S0x @_s0x_

6 years ago

Just started reading the `The Soul of a New Machine`. The 1981 writing probably reflects the macho style of the time :-) but it is a good story.

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Scottie Pippen @scottynestpas

6 years ago

@Foone Brilliant thread, thanks! I love how I never know how these are going to pan out!

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Nick Harvey @mrnickharvey

6 years ago

Dad has dementia. Sometimes he drifts into another world and I feel like I’m losing him. He is never more present, however, than when he plays the piano. He came to mine today and I asked him to play one of his compositions. He thought he wouldn’t be able to remember it.

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Liz Ryan @humanworkplace

6 years ago

Language can make communication easier or make it harder. The use of jargon separate teams into insiders and outsiders. Never hesitate to ask what an unfamiliar term means. The worst thing to do is stay silent because you don’t want to admit you don’t know something

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Kevlin Henney @KevlinHenney

6 years ago

I wish developers felt they could slow down and look around, think about what they were doing, etc. In many cases, verbose code, inconsistencies, weird logic, etc. are all a consequence of organisational culture, giving rise to unwitting ignorance and ingraining of poor habits.

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Tyler Treat @tyler_treat

6 years ago

Let's talk about code reviews (again). I usually encounter two camps when it comes to code reviews: those who think they are necessary and good and those who think they are an unneeded process that slows people down (or a less efficient alternative to pair programming). 1/