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Apparently Lord Vader is Mr Stevens, his secret identity was exposed by a canteen worker: clickety[^]
Life is like a s**t sandwich; the more bread you have, the less s**t you eat.
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Simon_Whale wrote: I do like this, especially since they have a storm trooper just lent up against the TIE fighter.
Best thing is, that he has a reflective vest. Looks hilarious!
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 missed that one also
Every day, thousands of innocent plants are killed by vegetarians.
Help end the violence EAT BACON
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Supposed to be advertising?
Since when does Star Wars need advertising?
Feh.
It's just boys playing with toys.
I'm as jealous as Hell.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Now that was cool.
I always knew Star Wars was real.
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What technological news did you find exciting or interesting in 2014? What developments would you like to see in 2015?
I found the news relating to the .NET Framework moving to open-source really interesting. I'm expecting to see a closer partnership between Xamarin and Microsoft in 2015 and wouldn't be at all surprised if Microsoft acquired Xamarin.
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2014 -> exoskeletons, pretty cool stuff | Landing of Philae | Security breaches en masse | Yotaphone 2
2015 -> Occulus Rift gentlemans websites support with exoskeleton support....
2015 -> Currently i don't know anything else than VR, VR, VR and VR 
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sorry but I just laughed my acorns off at point 2.. Good start to the morning..
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Not come across this but it sounds likes it's worth a peek
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It all sucked! Until someone perfects the Shark-Mounted-Laser, technology can go take a long walk off a short pier.
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I have to agree with Nagy that most of is sucked, but my vote falls on CP making the [selected] text highlight orange. That was rather nifty!
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Angular. It was the first pick for me this year.
Life is a computer program and everyone is the programmer of his own life.
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I'm still not sure about Angular. I've read around it and had a play with it, but can't fathom where or why I would use it. Maybe you can help with that?
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Well I can't teach you angular here over the lounge.
But it has provided 3 fundamentals to web developer we were desperately looking for: Automated Data Binding, Declarative Syntax for controls/tags and loosely coupled architecture.
In addition to that, it has many more awesome features. Jump in to youtube and watch some Angular related videos to rejuvenate yourself.
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I wasn't looking for a tutorial on Angular as there are already plenty of them on here. I just can't see why or where I would use it.
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in place of jquery for front end logic ?
Fortēs fortūna adjuvat.
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I heard somebody developed a pair of glasses that go opaque whenever you read somebody talking about how we 'may all be living in a computer simulation'.
Next year I want them to introduce the same thing for loonies suggesting 'we may all be living in a hologram'(cos, you know, holograms are really cool and stuff). 
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I mean, one minute Judy Garland taps her red shoes together, next Hiroshima. Maybe if more people 'believed' we'd all be speaking Japanese and German at home.
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 Come back to me when they've finally perfected a device for peeling, topping and tailing, and chopping an onion! Another wave of must have silicon chippery really isn't what the world needs! Bah, and if I may say so, humbug!
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I look forward to testing Skype's realtime language translation...
Fortēs fortūna adjuvat.
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2-in-1 laptops with a full 1920 x 1080 display and touchscreen.
It took sooooo loooong to get 1920 x 1080 on laptops.
(Well, on windows ones at least)
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German and twice-twisted Roger tunnel beneath London (11)
I reckon it's easy - but then I know the answer!
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Underground
German and - und
twice - und at the end
twisted roger - ergro
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Blimey - it was obviously far too easy!
your turn tomorrow!
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