Guessing it could be venomous sounds pretty reasonable. Being locked in an enclosed space with an unknown Australian snake? No thanks.

Citation needed

He screamed, loudly then sobbed through tears, at the foot of the table where the Epsom sat mocking him with it’s silence.

Saved in /dev/null which I’ve discovered has infinite storage space for write-once-read- never data.

All of mine are called do_thing() because after a few days of working on it, the scope creep always means the original name was wrong anyway.

To shreds you say.

I mean Linux magazines in general were pretty niche, not all corner shops had them. I had to go to larger newsagents and decide which one had the most tempting cd on the cover that month.

It was pretty niche, most magazine racks in a corner shop would only carry a few of them.

There was a sort of rule at the time, for people with cd burners in their PCs. You would charge people for the 3-4 CDs which e.g. mandrake came on, but wouldn’t charge them for the time or software itself. So you’d “buy Linux” from your friends friend for a few quid.

Needs more AI to randomly guess what the columns might be

I can’t find any citation for this.

36, laundry basket

That’s not how it works in the UK. Everyone progresses through school regardless of how you perform.

Check your pension fund

Look up ant cordyceps, learn how some fungus can move around, and then have trouble sleeping for a few days.

Great time to buy an F1 team

Ahhh, that makes way more sense. Thanks

Why does the bool have brackets? I haven’t really used c#, seems odd

Gradually watermelon… I like shapes.

Twisted translations

I wonder how this affects marketplaces such as eBay and Facebook. Doesn’t seem like they’d be able to police every single trade on there.

That’s not really how index trackers work