Dad, Web Application Developer, banking architect, CTO of nooQ Software and general .NET Guru...atheist, skeptic, all-round cynic and hater of poor mathematics!
@SethAndrewsTTA I get a floating/pinned entry at the top of my feed every time the orange buffoon is “live”. It reappears if I scroll upwards at all, and I’ve clicked it twice by accident, which means that I’m probably counted unintentionally in his audience figures…and I’m back in the UK now!
@SwissWatchGuy@TrueFactsStated Reading the small print on the site, even after he’s sold his coins he (and his family) will keep receiving fees on the rest of the trades as the whole thing goes down the drain.
@nixcraft My first paid dev job was writing a mosaic tiling program to control a tile laying robot developed by the local university. It ran on a ZX Spectrum. Prior to that I self published a sliding block puzzle game, but sales only made me pocket money - I was 17 at the time.
@ThinkingAtheist My wife and I are both atheists, but we really like church architecture. We found the perfect solution…a decommissioned church, Glasgow’s Cottiers Theatre, and a humanist celebrant.
@mjauwee @KatyMontgomerie My wife normally drinks espresso, and I always do, but sometimes she likes a latte…does this mean that she’s my bisexual husband, and I’m a masculine presenting heterosexual man…or is all of this just as bollocks as it seems?
@erichearn@rayscorep@imacelebrity@ITV Does “not watching it, in the same way that I’ve never watched this wretched forum populated with horrible people” qualify as boycotting it? If so, count me in!
@leighalexander I feel your pain. I managed a peak overload of 3 concurrent contracts and 2 side hustles at one point. Context switching just about drove me crazy!
@ThinkingAtheist Several hours a week, although I tend to listen more than watch it to be honest, as I’m more interested in what’s being said than how people look while they say it. I probably spend three times that long listening to atheist and sceptical podcasts though.
@ZachsMind Doesn’t the third option conflict with the question? I believe it’s a work of fiction, and therefore don’t believe in the Abrahamic god - I believe that the writing exists, not that the principal does, which effectively excludes me as a respondent.
@PiatPod Happy birthday from across the pond, Noah. The PIAT podcasts are all a delight, and after years of listening I still get a little thrill when the notification pops up for a new episode - I sometimes even have the self control to wait anything up to 5mins before playing.