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I'm always quite taken aback when I look at something I've worked on outside the context of work - it feels more like seeing it as others see it. At work I'm always conscious of the bits that I could go in and tweak because they're a bit scrappy under the hood, and so on.
But looking at it as if I was an ordinary user, I realise that it's actually not too bad
I'm always quite taken aback when I look at something I've worked on outside the context of work - it feels more like seeing it as others see it. At work I'm always conscious of the bits that I could go in and tweak because they're a bit scrappy under the hood, and so on.
But looking at it as if I was an ordinary user, I realise that it's actually not too bad
should really have thought about it and took the day off but there are things I have to look at and try to what is stopping something working for 1% of users.
14 degrees, Daimler grumpy, Tester sleepy, started car a few times, warmed it up briefly, stil wouldn't idle, so I went for a tulip, came back and started it again and it was fine.
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014
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