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you had yer hands on her buns after 3 halves? it took me 8 pints, wouldn't mind but it didn't take her long to drink them.
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Wedding in Oxford tomorrow so hotelling it overnight on Saturday. On Sunday I'm popping into Bicester Scramble whilst the Missus fights her way through the assorted foreigners at Bicester Village.
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Do cheer up.Originally posted by woohoo View Postblah blah, self loathing, whinge, whinge.
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**** me, you bored the pants off me and I have a high threshold for being bored. Right now I'm on youtube looking at Graham Norton compilation highlights. And yes you bored me.Originally posted by stek View PostI architect and build unix virtualisation hardware solutions! Not glorified PC virtual machines....
AIX on IBM POWER8 Frames
SPARC Solaris on Oracle err, things
HP-UX/OpenVMS on Superdomes (not for ages tho)
Linux on VMware for Windows-wannabees when I have to.
PS I've cut off my Unix beard now
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I architect and build unix virtualisation hardware solutions! Not glorified PC virtual machines....Originally posted by northernladyuk View Poststek does something different to do with computers.
AIX on IBM POWER8 Frames
SPARC Solaris on Oracle err, things
HP-UX/OpenVMS on Superdomes (not for ages tho)
Linux on VMware for Windows-wannabees when I have to.
PS I've cut off my Unix beard now
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stek does something different to do with computers.Originally posted by sasguru View PostI like it when relatively poorly paid people describe developers as code monkeys. Makes me laff, all the way to the bank.
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In the real world we just have a collegiate chuckle at British stupidity. It is all the rage across the world.Originally posted by woohoo View PostHow long before the conversation deteriorated into a passive aggressive argument about Brexit?
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If you knew the reason the department is there you wouldn’t believe it.Originally posted by WTFH View PostKlagenfurt?
I had to look that up.
Apart from sounding like an advert on Viz for a dingleberry cleaner, it looks like a real cul de sac.
At CDG now - no flutes for the champagne
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