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[ladymuck]

Morning all.

Chilly out but dry.

Developed a tickly cough just as I approached ClientCo's offices. Maybe I should have stayed in bed!

[original PM]

Morning All,

Had to scrape the ice off the car this morning so must have been chilly...

Had risen to a heady 2 degrees by the time I hit Manchester city centre..

Happy Monday.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Morning all

Brrrrrrr. 16.2 deg in here this morning.

Sunny.

White sky.

Frosty, very.

Woken up at 04:30 by the fecking phone telling me it was flat.

Worst of all, it's Monday and that fecking telex machine is much much much too clean.

[WTFH]

Morning all

Frosty out on the walk, now inside at my desk, listening to the raucous call of the guineafowl.

[NickFitz]

Morning denizens

Starting to be a sunny morning out, now the sun’s getting above the roofline opposite

Chilly though; it's nominally 1°C out there, with frost lying heavy on the outhouse roofs, though not so much on the ground as far as I can tell

Frosty out on the walk, now inside at my desk, listening to the raucous call of the guineafowl.

I hope the fowl are well wrapped up against the frosty morning, with little scarves and wooly hats

[BR14]

morning

monday
meh

[DoctorStrangelove]

Having done the dishes, had a dump, and fed the birds with yet more bird seed and fat balls, now in with the hoi polloi after a Very Cold walk down town.

Strewth it's bracing today.

[NickFitz]

Links are up

[eek]

Today's fun is why doesn't this work the way it's supposed to.

Gratefully supported by the fact Microsoft's documentation (including the internal product team bits) and typescript definitions that don't match what is in production.

[NickFitz]

Today's fun is why doesn't this work the way it's supposed to.

Gratefully supported by the fact Microsoft's documentation (including the internal product team bits) and typescript definitions that don't match what is in production.

Back in 1997 there was period of a couple of months when the only documentation on Microsoft’s website of the JavaScript implementation in Internet Explorer 3 was a Word document about VBScript, written in French