A Software Developer, closet Synthetic Organic Chemist, proud Kiwi, Otago University Graduate, Pink Floyd addict, migraineur, and more. What's not to like?
@stillgray
@WallStreetSilv
"Blitzed...." is certainly worth a read. Here are a couple of pages from early on in the book that give you a flavour of the writing style and level of detail
@guyverhofstadt
Guy Verhofstadt, a keyboard warrior trying to convince the world he still has some sort of purpose by perpetually insulting a wealth creator.
Pathetic!
@HenpeckedHal
Any programmer worth their salt would just put that into two loops sending out the same txt message to all 100 numbers and then reviewing the replies
@BellaWallerstei
> Politicians shouldn’t have to put up with this.
I disagree, they should.
Starmer now knows first hand what people think.
This is very different to being told what people think from advisors, spin doctors, focus groups, and the narrative from the BBC.
Think of it like this.
@jessphillips
Jess, don't fall into the trap of believing that Sunak or the Tories being unpopular translates to confidence in Labour. It doesn't. It really doesn't.
@angelaeagle
Why why why ...... the over 1400 word account from Suella already published, and verified as correct by those named, confirms this is a storm in a teacup. Only rabble rousers like you want it to continue, for your own vested interests
@guyverhofstadt
> Congratulations to King Charles III… not for the
> Tory government that’s trampling on the
> rights and liberties that make his
> kingdom so great !
Every time you open your mouth, attempts to interfere in another countries politics and constitution, you confirm to me the
@MarinaPurkiss
Yeah, the "migrant crisis" (your words) .... solely Tory, solely the UK, nowhere else and certainly not the EU, only been happening .... oh, hold on
Your memory must be very short!
@LenaStefanowicz
@guyverhofstadt
Verhofstadt wants the EU to regulate everything, probably with him as overlord.
That to me is more scary, Verhofstadt's word, than Elon
@terrychristian
I'm not sure why you are tweeting out of date news Terry. Actually it's not only out of date now, but unfortunately wrong. In Q1 this year, GDP fell by 4.6%. Here is a link unbiased content
@guyverhofstadt
He says 'what Brexit has proved, I'm afraid, is that our politicians are about as useless as the commissioners in Brussels were'
He wasn't responsible for that! You were
@LizWebsterSBF
Brexit is the cause of everything bad ..... it even resulted in the collapse of Jamie Oliver's restaurant chain
*even though he was closing stores before the referendum, but let's not talk about that
@RhonddaBryant
Chris, her broad argument is very simple. She wants the police to do their job, whether it be on Armistice Day, the Just Stop Oil and other protests, disruption, and vandalism etc. Few would argue the status quo is acceptable. To be honest I think a large cohort of people are so
@TerryReintke
The EU remains open to most countries in Europe being ruled by the EU . The only reason the UK is special to the EU is a) the UK rejoining gives political ammunition to others that it is better in than out and their perceived EU utopia is restored and b) the UK it is a
@JMPSimor
Jessica, if you accept that the BBC is biased, and this cannot be a point of contention, then what Priti Patel says is fine.
As for your misguided tripe attempting to link things back to Trump somehow .... well I hope you present more cogent arguments in the courtroom.
@guyverhofstadt
The only way? What rubbish.any country could give Ukraine or any other country financial aid without these proposed Eurobonds bonds, that is just a fancy jargon for socialising EU debt
@RachelReevesMP
You're equally as bad, if not worse,
@RachelReevesMP
. Off the top of my head .... how about the UK Labour money and cronyism scandal known as CASH FOR HONORS
Labour will end Tory cronyism but I am confident you will just replace it with Labour cronyism.
You're all a bunch of
@marcuschown
The UK budget is a public document. Why not spend 20seconds googling it out and reading it rather than posting silly questions like this here
@Marwood_PostLib
@christiancalgie
I don't have the facts at hand (ie. I might be wrong) but I do not think this is the case. I suspect the majority of mobile devices now use USB-C, not USB-A. Likely after Wonderlust, it will be the case for the Apple iPhone as well (although other Apple devices already use USB-C
@thatginamiller
@VoteTrueAndFair
I am looking forward to the GE
It will make my night to see your party with no seats/no representation again. That should tell you something but I bet it won't
@guyverhofstadt
Yet again you are cherry pick a headline to support your precious project Verhofstadt ... you are so tiresome.
Why not comment on the ongoing mess and pushback in Poland or The Netherlands solely attributed to EU migration policies? You and people like you are the problem here.
@BorisJohnson
A points based immigration system works well back home in NZ. It works in Oz too. Furthermore it's easy peasy to understand. It's a thumbs up from me
@Rob_Kimbell
Exactly Robert, it will take a little time but we will get there and then, hopefully, look back at it all and think what was all that fuss about?
@DominoTree
@TanelPoder
Each time I see something like this, I breathe a sigh of relief I don't have to work with this tech stack.
It is usually simplified by Java architects by having coloured rectangular boxes for each component encapsulating each other or with arbitrary lines between them all.
@LizWebsterSBF
Poor Barny.
Let's rerun the referendum for him. Maybe he wants to vote differently for the 2005 general election too. Let's rerun that as well
@AlanParkernyc
@spectatorindex
Grammar, please, it is "have" not "has".
To answer your question, the French are pioneers in this field, the name Louis Pasteur amongst others come to mind.
@JeroenFrijters
As it Stands, either the C# method name is wrong or the logic is wrong, it is implemented as a ceiling function not a rounding function.
Also the variable name 'percentage' is wrong, it comes through as a number between 0 and 1 assumably, not 0 and 100
@RScowler
@10DowningStreet
@EU_Commission
No no, we agreed access as part of the Withdrawal Agreement.
The EU however excluded the UK over a disagreement over NI for 3 or so years.
@ArchRose90
She was never untouchable, she was just an acerbic bully. It covered up the incompetence. Scotland will be better without her and her corrupt ilk.
@mikegalsworthy
> 71% agree with the Committee that Johnson
> lied to Parliament, with just 15% disagreeing.
Ask those 71% what was said to the committee and I bet they don't know, nor watched nor listened to it.
My point ... this poll along with many others are not worth the paper it's
@johnredwood
Oh the staff headcount is going up, there's no question about it, just count the number of planned and current Diversity Managers and other nonsense jobs
@hhariri
I think you will find it isn't the programming language that is at fault, but the architecture.
Retaining the same language means a lot of the existing code assets could be reused in a rewrite.
My tuppence
@BladeoftheS
> Nobody cared about leaving
> the EU until the Brexit
> Referendum was announced
As they say, recollections may vary, or in your case, facts may vary
@ben_weatherill_
@Jen4Scot
@jemmaforte
There 3 weeks ago and on a NZ passport (that's also not EU Ben).
I waited longer at the baggage carousel than I did for my passport stamp, and that was also after I'd gone through passport control.
@mikegalsworthy
@euromove
> Enough now. Forget Johnson, he's
> in the past. Time to build for the
> future. Brexit has failed. Let's
> build to rejoin the EU
Enough now. Forget Brexit. It's in the past. Time to build the UK for the future. It's happening too. Let us ignore the lies and narrative from
@ClarkeMicah
Let me explain this to you Peter.
Israel, friend (and entitled to defend itself and clearly if you don't support Israel, you're an antisemite).
Iran, foe (not allowed to proportionately respond to the attack by Israel 2 weeks ago, or ever).
You understand now? It's so
@Keir_Starmer
Without fail, every crisis or scandal is an opportunity for you to score a few political points, after you gauge the mood music from the media and your focus groups of course
@guyverhofstadt
Infirm Verhofstadt cannot even bring himself to even congratulate a re-elected world leader.
Something is seriously wrong with this man, yesterdays man.