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Tom.Bowen89

United Kingdom

http://www.tbowen.co.uk

Computer Science graduate and Software Developer.

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\r\n, \r and \n what is the difference between them?
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A skill that you have, but has little to no benefit for you
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What is the antonym of likewise?
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Should we avoid custom objects as parameters?
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Why does Kylo Ren respond to his birth name?
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What is the word that means -“to lose against a totally inexperienced opponent”?
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How to help students avoid being distracted by bells and whistles
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Why doesn't Facebook allow users to change its theme?
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Advances in CS appropriate for CS1 and CS2 made by female computer scientists
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Cutting my kid loose from my PS account?
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Can I alter the time of a phone interview because I think I can better accomodate the interviewer?
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Shoes and shirts after football matches?
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Jssor slider transitions
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Where does the assistant referee watch to realize when a soccer player is offside?
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Is it necessary to watch older Coronation Street episodes to understand episodes from 2018?
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Is there a word to describe someone who does nice things for others, only to make themselves look or feel good?
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Term for someone who cannot keep something to themselves
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Noun for the event of something splitting in two directions
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Android best practice to check user “login” in every activity
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Why do chefs use Gold and Silver Leaf?
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Synonymous idiom for “more x than you can shake a stick at”
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Could it be possible to be near-blind in daylight yet see perfectly at night?
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