• @Magister
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    Spawn as a daemon, and be sure to kill the child before

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    In Dutch, the term for civil engineering works, especially in infrastructure is “kunstwerk”, as in an artificial work like a concrete wall, a steel overpass, a masonry canal, etc. That sets it apart from an earthwork, like a ditch, berm or other feature.

    But “kunstwerk” also means “work of art”, as in the Mona Lisa or The Scream. And thats a regular, non-jargon word. So that occasionally leads to fun when I tell someine I recently worked on a “work of art” on the highway near Amsterdam, and people look at me really weird. Or I use a phrase like “well, you can really stack dirt that high, so we’ll have to design some art to fix the problem”.

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      Similar things are true in german. We have “Ingenieurs-kunst”, which literally means “art of engineering”, and it’s a common word. But also, “Kunst” means art like in Painting, etc.

  • @[email protected]
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    He got out for a duck.

    He’s setting him up for a googly.

    That flipper stayed low.

    He’s got a fly slip and silly mid on for this spell.

    Thats another impressive tail wag by the aussies.

    Theres a MILLION. Sticky wicket, leading edge, baggy green, cover drive, dilscoop, beamer, dead ball. Could go on and on

    • @doublejay1999
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      hahahaha I came here to post a cricket phrase i never dreamed someone would beat me to it.

    • @GoofSchmooferOP
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      41 year ago

      if @doublejay1999 hadn’t replied to your post I would have no clue what these phrases were for.

      • @[email protected]
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        Haha i was gonna mention it was cricket but i wanted people to guess first before i mentioned it.

        • Bebo
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          11 year ago

          Don’t know much about cricket but googly clued me in.

  • @Godric
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    281 year ago

    Layer 8 Issue, ID-10-T error, but that last one is becoming to common to safely use.

    • @DABDA
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      291 year ago
      • Faulty carbon unit
      • PICNIC (Problem In Chair, Not In Computer) or PEBKAC (Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair)
      • @Godric
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        131 year ago

        I really like faulty carbon unit, I haven’t heard that one before XD

        • @DABDA
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          61 year ago

          It sounds innocuous when used conversationally too so it’s less likely to be picked up as derogatory.
          A: “Was the user’s login problem difficult to fix?”
          B: “Nah, that was a PICNIC to troubleshoot.”

  • @[email protected]
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    Prep the frogs, make a burrito, use a pillow, thread the stems, put it in the hydration chamber, processing and stripping, cram and jam, just tube it, mechanics, so many more!

    I’m a (foam-free) wedding and event florist.

  • 👍Maximum Derek👍
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    221 year ago

    “Submit a PR before you go OoO. We’ll push the hotfix through the pipeline, then rev the KPIs and update our KRs.”

      • 👍Maximum Derek👍
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        111 year ago

        I assumed we’d hold the release label until QC has had a chance to do a full regression. Let’s take this offline, we can do a breakout after standup.

        • @shalafi
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          71 year ago

          And here I sit in our end-of-sprint retro meeting.

    • @GoofSchmooferOP
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      111 year ago

      I only push a hotfix through my pipeline after a few beers

  • @Treczoks
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    171 year ago

    SNOT. This is - among LEGO fans - the short hand for a certain building technique: Studs Not On Top.

  • Chainweasel
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    171 year ago

    Always be sure to open the bunghole before you hook up the agitator.

  • @AliasVortex
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    171 year ago

    I don’t know about making no sense, but photography, especially fim, has some fun phrases: subjects are lit up and shot. Afterwards, you go into a dark room and blow them up, burn them (if you don’t dodge), and stick them in an acid bath.

    In reality, it’s lighting and taking a picture, projecting it onto photo paper, basic edits (darkening/ lightening specific areas), and processing the photo paper.

  • @AlataOrange
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    151 year ago

    What word your looking for is a shibboleth, which of course is itself a shibboleth.

  • @Tujio
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    131 year ago

    Mostly weird abbreviations and insulting nicknames.

    “Cxl per Sparky e/o ssnA. Cust NFG.”

    “Mark says to cancel this order at the end of A season. The customer is no fucking good, probably won’t ever show up.”

  • @Moops
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    131 year ago

    “Have we run the Quarter 5 data yet?”

      • @Moops
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        41 year ago

        Yeah, that’s pretty much everyone’s first response lol. It’s a final run of data for a year after all the changes have been frozen.

        • @[email protected]
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          31 year ago

          We just called that the final-final. And sometimes, goddammit, the frustrating final-final (v2)

  • slazer2au
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    111 year ago

    My yellow pots are not saturated, looks like I am low on red chips. Will have to stamp down some more and let the floating hairdryers build it.

    • @GoofSchmooferOP
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      51 year ago

      Sounds like how you find your contact in a spy thriller movie

      • @x4740N
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        11 year ago

        No it sounds like they live in the Harry Potter universe

  • @Event_Horizon5
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    101 year ago

    I’ve got three 473 100’s and two 532 300’s running, so use the orange OD7’s.