I love this idea of ‘keeping perfectionism from creeping into our work"
Via @rohdesign’s newsletter
My word of the day today is ‘plinth’.
My word of the day today is ‘declamatory’.
Enjoyed this - @PatNevin on @WIYElondon
Pat’s got a copy of the NME interview he did back in the ’80s. For me seeing that - a #ChelseaFC player in the NME was, in a small way, like seeing Bowie on #TotP was for many others
My word of the day today is ‘tad’.
My word of the day today is ‘skiff’.
If you could stream this all day every day between now and Christmas that would be fantastic
As you were.
My word of the day today is ‘garnish’.
While a large proportion of Premiership players are sweltering in Qatar, Erling Haaland is sat at home with his feet up, or doing light training, or getting a massage
Given he’s ridiculously good anyway, couldn’t he have done #ImACeleb or something, just to even things up?
I had a thought.
I should get someone to review the wording around the tests
Nobody in our team really has the powershell chops to review the code, or the tests themselves…but someone looking at the ‘Describe’ and the ‘It’ bits might stop it looking so word salad-y 7 years on
I really need to work harder on the way I word the text bits of my @PSPester ….I’m sure it all made perfect sense at the time!
Returning to a bit of #Powershell code that I wrote probably 6 or 7 years ago, if not more
The code is Ok-ish and the individual tests themselves are largely ok, but the way I organized and worded the tests and the test data is horrible
Pondering whether to start again or not
Kai surely off?
#GerJpn
Catching up on highlights from Monday, and the BBC went from highlights of the #Wales game to #SenNed….which is almost quite appropriate for either Welsh speakers or politics geeks
#WorldCup22
My word of the day today is ‘amalgamate’.
I like this idea…but it seems a bit mad to implement it, suddenly, at a World Cup played in the middle of a desert
#WorldCup2022
Jews Don’t Count is well worth a watch
Seen ‘David Baddiel: Jews Don’t Count’?
Watch it here on All 4: www.channel4.com/programme…
You try and tell that to kids these days…and they won’t believe you!
“Until Legislation In The 1990s Mandated It, British Appliances Rarely Came With?”
(Via @howtogeek )
My word of the day today is ‘nostrils’.
I like this story.
I can see both points of view in that I get the attraction of spotting trains and birds and aeroplanes and I also get why other people would see such a thing as ridiculous and implausible