pack your wellies. it's a bit wet here at the moment

not the solution for everyone, but when that happens to me... nailclippers. takes a moment, doesn't hurt as much as you might think, and you can just get on with the rest of your day and forget about it.

I only just heard of Powershell in the last few weeks when 1) I had to write an installer in Powershell for an agent, and 2) I had to help a third-party programmer with their Powershell integration with our API.

it will be very ironic if this news is true...

off-center... they should shift about 30cm to the left to be centered against the building

I charge at home, but also have free charging at work when I go there. round trip is about 85km. takes 5 hours at work to replace what I used. just so you know what to expect. means if you work an 8 hour day you should never need to charge any other way unless doing an occasional long distance

to be fair, that was Heinrich Hertz's opinion of radio waves as well after he proved they exist.

Terry Pratchett's Ankh-Morpork was based on Lankhmar from those books

you've given yourself away. most Merkins would say "nice try" instead of "nicely tried", ...because it's easier

exactly what I remembered when I saw this post. that is the ONLY time I have ever heard the word pronounced so incorrectly

I have only ever heard the word pronounced "primmer" in the film Contact. I know this for a fact because it disgusted me how absolutely wrong it was.

say this:
"this book will prime you on a subject. it is a primer".

it does not make sense to pronounce the second one "primmer" when it's literally the first one with an 'r' added.