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Don't you mean "The Rise of Skywalker"? 
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No, he's just running two years behind the rest of us.
That's about right for Bristol ... 
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Oi, Howstha, something something sheep! :baa:
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Hey! Most of Wales is still waiting for Windows 98 to be released ...
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What's wrong with Windows 95?
Why are you youngsters always so fast to jump straight into all sorts of modernities before you know they'll be successful?
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I'll tell you what was right about win '95: I used to start the computer, wait until the desktop was displayed (which happened sooner in the cycle than it does now), then click everything I wanted open, go off and get coffee, come back, and start working.
Since '98, that hasn't worked. You're lucky if even one of the apps opens.
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I haven't even seen the last jedi, yet. I got so bored with all the undeserved fuss.
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Yes I do, the Last Jedi was the train wreck that derailed the latest trilogy.
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glennPattonWork wrote: Plus X-Wings are really sealed again moisture ingress (mind you they are space ships...)
Just made me think of Futurama:
Farnsworth: Dear Lord, that's over 150 atmospheres of pressure.
Fry: How many atmospheres can this ship withstand?
Farnsworth: Well it's a spaceship, so I'd say anywhere between zero and one.
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It's working to contain flu outbreak! (10)
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I like that one - but can't do tomoz
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Looks like you are up tomorrow - you've posted much more difficult ones than this and they've been solved - weird 
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It also looks like he has forgotten the answer... 
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Nah, I had to take Herself to Hydrotherapy.
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I have been a Rush fan for more years than I care to remember. I was 14 when I discovered Rush when I picked up their "Exit Stage Left" album. I'm now 50 and have adored this band all that time. I grew up listening to their music and played the drums because of Neil Peart. I have their tattoos on my arms dedicated to them. Gutted to find out he has passed away.
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From all the lives you left your mark upon...."
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Nice guy from what I have heard too 
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Neil was unlike any other rock drummer. He was quiet, softly spoken, introspective, articulate and loved reading books. The complete antithesis of a rock musician. He will be sorely missed
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Not only did he like reading books... he authored and co-authored both fiction and non-fiction
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I have two of his books and they're both excellent. Ghost Rider is particularly poignant and a real insight into a very private man who always shunned fame and recongition.
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When the news came through on Friday people on my various social media feeds started posting about Rush - people I would never have considered to be Rush fans. Even some punk pages I follow wrote eulogies. Like many of them I can't say I have listened to much Rush recently (although I did have a 2112 revisit a couple of months ago) but Rush were a huge part of my musical upbringing - for several years in my late teens 2112, All the World's a Stage, Hemispheres, Farewell to Kings and Exit Stage Left were never far from my turntable.
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My first concert, July 5 1981 Alpine Valley Music Theater, the Moving Pictures tour. Will never forget it, Neal was THE guy to watch, good god what a monster! Saw them many times after that and never once did they fail to deliver the goods. A huge talent, a seemingly humble man, that will be sorely missed. It's hard to think that we'll never hear him play again. 
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Same. I've seen Rush 4 times including their amazing Time Machine tour. Always put on a brilliant show. There were always far more air drummers at Rush shows that air guitarists. The eulogies coming out from other musicians and drummers is a testament to how highly regarded Neil was amongst his peers.
A truly sad loss to music and the likes of which I doubt I will ever see in my lifetime again.
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In VS2017, I think, stashes are handled by an extension, and there is a "Stashes" tab on Team Explorer. Now in 2019, I haven't added any extensions, but see the ability to stash is already there, on the "Changes" tab of Team Explorer.
However, this stash feature only auto-assigns a read-only name to each stash based on something like the most recent commit message. Unlike 2017, I cannot enter a name for my stash. I have a particular naming convention for stashes, and now with 2019 taking that away from me, what am I to do to understand the contents/phase of each stash.
Doesn't anyone else miss this feature, or have I missed something and you can happily name stashes?
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