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The world was much more simpler in the good ol' days.
No C#, no javascript (?), full stack doohickey, no mobile development, , no gazillion weird SDK/Toolkits ...
I'd rather be phishing!
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Is this[^] why you left for Canada
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Oh man. That makes me quesy just watching it. I hope the guy was OK but it looks like he was out cold.
It's just as bad in Canada[^].
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Chris Maunder
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Apparently she needed some stitches to the knee and the arm in a sling. Could've been much worse though.
In Sweden we have moose as well, a cow with a calf is the worst animal you can encounter in Sweden. And we do have both wolves and bears.
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Yikes.
See, Australia is WAY safer!
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Chris Maunder
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Chris Maunder wrote: Australia is WAY safer!
You've got murderous spiders, snakes, 'roos, fish, birds, and drop bears! 
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Yeah, but only the dropbears are really an issue.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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The late, great Pterry wrote: Rincewind shrugged. “I don’t mind putting my hand up to killing a few spiders,” he said. “But it was me or them. I mean some of those come at you at head height—”
“You changed history.”
“Oh, come on, a few spiders don’t make that much difference, some of them were using their webs as trampolines, it was a case of ‘boing’ and next moment—”
And we all know where he was talking about!
(And I just found a new reason to hate Edge: highlighting text...)
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No need to worry 'bout snakes, the spiders tend to eat them.
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"...Some of the sheep..."
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For more funny details, read Bill Bryson: Down Under.
(Wikipedia says that in the US, the book is titled "In a Sunburned Country".)
The humour is typical Bryson, such as when he comments that an encounter with an alligator in the sumplands "can be an extremely irreversible experience".
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Damn that's going to leave a mark.
Everyone has a photographic memory; some just don't have film. Steven Wright
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I swear roos know what they're doing - this[^] too was no accident.
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Yep and end justifies the means
Everyone has a photographic memory; some just don't have film. Steven Wright
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I'm so dizzy, my head is spinning ... 
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My mind spins just thinking about having that much spare time to waste.
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Chris Maunder
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I know what you mean.
Between work, children and CodeProject, there's no time leftover.
And for you, those are one and the same thing. 
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I love those machines and there is no better use for a fidget spinner.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Hi all!
I own a NAS that has a total capacity of 6TB. More than enough for my business needs.
Till today I've been using a 3TB HDD as backup and it worked perfectly... versions... all OK, but of course I'm running out of space.
Would you recommend the Seagate STEL6000200 HDD?
It's 6TB of capacity and the USB3.0 port seems what I need.
Thank you all!
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Thank you Rick, I'll take a look at it...
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