

Melbourne.
Now most will read that and go Mel bourn. But in Australia we say Mel Bin.
A really easy way to tell if someone isn’t an Aussie while there.
Melbourne.
Now most will read that and go Mel bourn. But in Australia we say Mel Bin.
A really easy way to tell if someone isn’t an Aussie while there.
Oracles website when trying to download a specific version of Sun Java because it’s the only version of Java the shitty management app works with.
Only on every other Sabbath, unless it’s a waxing moon.
Warhammer.
The best way to know if we are talking about the show is, do you ever, do you ever get the feeling.
Around the twist.
Still remember the theme tune.
Just like google and Facebook.
Mozilla purchased an advertisement company and a fair chunk of the board of Mozilla are ex google.
I don’t.
I keep to the Spotify 90s and 2000 mix
Yes, because my spelling is atrocious and I need help.
It would be interesting to test. quick, someone poke Technology Connections.
Some registers will have who is privacy that mask your personal details from the public.
Someone compromising your account and transferring the domain away, the register being compromised, someone sending you a fake domain renewal notice (this one I have seen happen)
Tar pits I think is the term they use to pollute AI data.
Notepad++
Ctrl click to place to type the same things once on those spots.
Ctrl and alt together will allow vertical highlights so if you have to modify the middle of several lines.
Edit menu -> line operations to sort by several pre determined methods.
Don’t forget whales for those on the moon.
Share buyback programs.
Sell the shares back to the company rather then on the open market.
As a shareholder I would discuss the options of a share buyback program with the company.
No doubt they would prefer that then dumping a large chunk of them on the open market.
Although that would depend on the shares I got.
There was a YouTube video I watch ages ago and it explained it pretty well.
The differences depends on who settled the town. Roman, Saxon, or Viking