Stefan Bird

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@golgy Looking very sharp!

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@golgy looking sharp, my man!

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@sofie_bird Finders keepers!

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@sofie_bird Leave it on your neighbours' main drive with a sign "free to good home" :)

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@golgy Congrats!!

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@golgy @manaz_d @waferbaby Second vote for Aussie. Can't comment on IPv6 support tho

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@byuu_san That was my thought exactly! How times change

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@Neefsck Your drawings are really cool man, would love to see more of them

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@richcelm @YBFVentures @ruudhendrikstv @sbcEnergyAus Maybe I'm taking this out of context, but in 1996 Melbourne's population was 3.2 million; now it's 4.6. Are you sure the total number of jobs is the right metric here?

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Does anyone have any chocolate?

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Freelance writer? Love learning new things? Wish you could earn more? Why not try technical writing: launching my new course this week only:
https://t.co/RFPtKbW6NH

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[John Arundel @bitfield]

The Git panic page: a choose-your-own-adventure guide to safely fixing Git-related problems /via @lewismcarey https://t.co/OvdQbw0bGw

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I love modern UIs. I'm forever trying to work out if that grey dot is part of the interface or just a grot on the screen

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No Stefan, the coffee beans go in the grinder, not the kettle

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Like owning a kettle that understands you can't heat water past 100 degrees

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Replacing old appliances can really highlight the old luxuries you'd forgotten about

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PSA for all the new Spring spiders: For your own safety we strongly advise against attempting to colonise the dishwasher

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@sofie_bird It's all about leveraging the infrastructure

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@sofie_bird If you include it in the GET you'll get a globally distributed backup backup, with each users password stored close to their point of access