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Interesting to see a client with an non hostile algorithm. It would be cool if algorithms where separate the clients and you could choose to use Quiblrs sorting method on another app.

I get this reference

Thanks for the TL;DR

My Dad had an Amstrad that you had to lift the cover up and put your hand on the 3.5 floppy dribe to make it work. We had a game called 'Magic Carpet' or something. Later we got a Windows 3.5 computer back when it booted to DODS amd you ran Windows from a command. I remember playing Prince of Persia and a game called 'Cosmos Comic Adventures'

You press Caps Lock more than return. Do you do a lot of shouting in the comments section?

I am genuinely interested in what you use it for. i assume it a programming things I'm not aware of.

This is useful for passwords though a 11 pretty random string of numbers to add to the end of a passphrase

I assume 'grow hem' means that the leg is cut longer that it needs to be but currently hemmed at a shorter length. So that as the kid grows you can let more fabric out and have trousers the right length still.

Now that's a camper van

I guess the translation from hype is 'Based on my peronal observation the popular type of bicycle in Japan in different to the popular bikes in other contries'.

Car sickness while eating a blueberry nutrigrain bar and now I can't eat anything with cooked blueberries. I used to love eating blueberry muffins.

This is surprising, I didn't think M&S made clothing worth repairing. I had assumed they had fallen in line with the fast fashion, make it, sell it, bin it, mantra.

"Whether you agree with this logic is irrelevant; this is the reasoning manufacturers use for restricting aftermarket parts and labour."

Isn't this this the point of this community? To say we don't agree with this reasoning, whether locking people out of repairs is a good business model or not, it's one that some people don't agree with.