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@dmilanp @dog_rates TIL “dog rates” 😀

Quarantine mood Gotta find the right spot @dog_rates

@JGOliveira E uma perna do Justin Vernon também... 😮

O Aaron e o Bryce Dressner, juntamente com o Bryan Davendorf, obrigam-me a fazer algo que nunca pensei: dar uma oportunidade a um álbum da Taylor Swift.

Funny little series of maps that show "12 ways to divide Portugal". The first one was my favourite. Source: buff.ly/2ZFw1lW

@andrew_jackman Yeah there’s a lot to catch up on these days. SwiftUI, Combine, Swift Package Manager and a lot of language additions.

@andrew_jackman Back to the good stuff? 😀

There are three types of people in this world:

@JGOliveira @FabioAntuness 38!

@JGOliveira @FabioAntuness Acho que já não via a palavra “teletrabalho” desde 1998 😛

Vocês que percebem imenso de leis: se eu me deslocar amanhã de manhã, cedinho ao escritório, para ir buscar alguns artigos que me são indispensáveis para o teletrabalho, posso ser preso? Obrigado.

Yay great to see some of my contributions included in this v1.0.0! 🙌

A few weeks ago I was on the phone with #Apple discussing the meaning of this exact word in the sentence 😂At least this brings more clarity to (what was already) their rule.

Woke up with a wild idea racing through my mind: why don't we join the EU?! Maybe it's nuts, maybe it's a lightbulb moment. Might at least be worth considering. After all, as EU members, we could expect to enjoy... 1. Unfettered access to the largest trade block in the world

How to remove the extremely 😤annoying MacOS "5-second before it becomes a file" screenshot delay 1) CMD + SHIFT + 5 2) Click OPTIONS 3) Uncheck "Show Floating Thumbnail" 4) You're welcome

Retweet if you remember the childhood struggle!

@JGOliveira Nice!

About Yesterday. Excelente experiência de offroading no deserto.

I was just told to "go to hell," by someone on Twitter. As a programmer, I think the worst part of that statement, was the "go to."😁

A wild “chocolate and orange custard tart” appears... what kind of world is this?! 🤔

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A history lesson for people who think that history doesn't matter: What's the big deal about railroad tracks? The US standard railroad gauge (distance between the rails) is 4 feet, 8.5 inches. That's an exceedingly odd number. Why was that gauge used? Well, because that's the way