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  1. In article <[email hidden]>, one of infinite monkeys at the keyboard

    of 'Mr R@t \(2.3 zulu-alpha\) comms room new build said:

    - all cyclists
    - those who are working in academia of some sort in high level research
    - those in an equivalent "research" (i.e. internal customer-facing) position in the private sector
    in a tech-based SME
    - higher level (i.e. real technical people, not just helpdesk droids) IT staff
    - other scientists and "brainy" people (Doctors, medical or otherwise and the like)
    - Linux users
    - males with beards

    Been all of those at some time in my life. Still am some of them.

    Some more: Sandals wearers? Vegetarians and other ethical consumers? People without a TV?

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    I think there is a very high set intersection in all these categories; with some clearly fitting
    into more than one set 😉

    Indeedie, seems likely.

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  2. Nick Kew said:


    My screen doesn't go blue. Period.


    OK. So have you got an amber monitor or a green one then? :-)

    Tim.

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    God said, "div D = rho, div B = 0, curl E = - @B/@t, curl H = J + @D/@t," and there was light.

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  3. Just zis Guy said:
    Mr R@t (2.3 zulu-alpha) comms room new build said:

    - all cyclists

    I'm all cyclist, alright!

    So am I

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    - those who are working in academia of some sort in high level research

    No

    no too

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    - those in an equivalent "research" (i.e. internal customer-facing) position in the private
    sector in a tech-based SME

    No - well, I am customer-facing, but not in that sense. I do systems design and analysis, and
    application design. And stuff. Lots of "stuff" :-)


    That's me too

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    - higher level (i.e. real technical people, not just helpdesk droids) IT staff

    That would be me :-)


    that's me as well

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    - other scientists and "brainy" people (Doctors, medical or otherwise and the like)

    Nah - thick as two short planks. IQ not much over 150, as last measured.

    never measured. I don't want to be found out.

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    - Linux users

    Guilty as charged :-D Also Mac user, if that counts.


    And VMS. Definitely no billyware.

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    - males with beards

    Perrish the thort.

    Unhairy

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    Guy
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    sig. delimiter seems to be broke - must be OE!

  4. "Just zis Guy, you know?" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    David Damerell said:
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    - males with beards


    Real ale drinkers?

    Same thing, surely?

    <courtroom>

    Objection, your honour!

    </courtroom>

    Despite a liking for "proper" beer, I'm definitely not bearded (but will admit to having skipped a
    shave this morning). Will readily own up, though, to (a) being a cyclist and (b) being engaged in
    academic research as per the list in the very first post. Not a Dr. yet, though, but hope (fingers
    crossed) to remedy that by this autumn!

    David E. Belcher

    Dept. of Chemistry, University of York

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