Not being a sci-fi buff, it took me a couple of minutes to see what @ChelseaFC did here!
I was today years old when I discovered the Outline view in VS @Code
….and I’m a bit cross that nobody told me about it before!!
When I am Prime Minister the use of the word ‘eaterie’ will result in a short custodial sentence.
Boris Johnson, a fortnight ago
“I wonder whether the right hon. and learned Gentleman can name a single country in the world that has a functional contract tracing app—there isn’t one.” twitter.com/GermanEmb…
#TodayILearned that stand-up comedians were previously known as ‘front-of-cloth’ comedians
Because they stood in front of the curtains while the sets were being changed
I noticed that @Mike_Fabricant has a painting of the Houses of Parliament on his wall
No offence to either my current or to any of my previous employers….but I don’t think I’d want a picture of any my workplaces hanging on a wall at home
:)
#TodayILearned that it costs £14,000 a day to run @SalisburyCath
And relax.. #CRYCHE
Actually, the nice thing about this is, because it’s in curly brackets you can make it more readable
$Users | where-object { $.DistinguishedName -like “Pulisic” -or $.Description -like “Pulisic” -or $_.EmployeeNumber -like “Pulisic” }
Sad how pleased I am!
#TodayILearned that to filter for multiple conditions in Powershell you have to revert to this syntax
$Users | where-object {$.DistinguishedName -like “Pulisic” -or $.Description -like “Pulisic” -or $_.EmployeeNumber -like “Pulisic"}
Evolution cares about your survival, it doesn’t give a shit about your happiness
- Ruby Wax
Typos, the Greek God of fat fingers
RT @Sumblokeintheuk: @salisbury_matt To fit that much golf in is actually quite an achievement. Well done Don.
When I can’t sleep I sometimes try to decide whether we’re worse at attacking or defending corners #CHEWAT
“Whether the benefits would outweigh a broader political desire to cut ties with Brussels is reportedly still being evaluated.
Ultimately, the decision will get made in No 10.”
#TodayILearned that you have to put a space between the curly bracket of a @Rundeck option and the normal bracket of Powershell
$(get-service -ComputerName srv1 -name ${option.ServiceName})
Otherwise you get:
Missing closing ‘)’ in subexpression.
Mr Johnson says that an ‘Australian style deal’ would be a good option
I think it’s a good euphemism for ‘No Deal’
#ItWasSupposedToBeAPieceOfCake
This looks useful.
Even if I might not always want to make all of the suggested changes, it seems good to have this stuff pointed out
I wonder whether there are any roads or squares in the UK named after writers from other countries?
The ‘does the Prime Minister agree with me…’ questions from the Government’s own side look more staged over a video link than they do in the House
#PMQs