haggistamer.bsky.social
Lecturer in Computing at University of Dundee! ๐ป๐จโ๐ซ Doing HCI research. Scottish. Metalhead. Cheerful Goth. Tamer of haggises. Impostor academic with 11 years experience. Fuelled by coffee/chocolate/whisky. โ๐ซ๐ฅ. he/him
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Oh wow, that's some harsh monitoring! I don't think we had those, although I may have missed the clipboard lady presence. Sadly we cannot miss the dickhead/twat presence wherever in the world we go ๐ฌ
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I've never played it (I think it requires friends or something) but I'll have a look!
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Gosh! I suppose you must be - I don't have any other fans in the league table ๐
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I remember those 'pay back' days from my brief spell in China. Can't help but think it kinda defeats the purpose of a holiday, but dutifully we all went to our weekend work ๐
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Oooh that sounds fabulous! A drink helps with the writing process IMO ๐ป
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OK it has its limitations as a lo-fidelity prototype, but we need SOMETHING like this! ๐
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Oooh look at the picture - the very face of The PhD Place! He's Nate! He's Great! He'll help you navigate! ๐
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Bring 'em hell, Rob! ๐
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Bloody hell. Have the English Learning Center considered options such as, I dunno, learning English? ๐
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Bet he still has an old laptop swarming with viruses from Limewire too ๐ฅฒ
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There was a delay in proceedings but it's there now!
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Camera on, required or not! Meeting participants sit deprived of visual glory by your unwarranted humility ๐
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Step aside, Pyramid Head. Silent Hill players will thus tremble in fear at the feline wrath of "Cone Head" ๐
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"computational pรขtรฉ" is a phrase that merits entry into our collective vocabularies. Grinding up life and soul into a homogeneous paste palatable to the elite - what a bloody good metaphor ๐
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I shall bring it to the coffee area when I am released from the shackles of the L&T Committee meeting ๐
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No I think that's called cinder toffee or hokey-pokey! I've never tried it but I do love my Crunchies ๐
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Crap I forgot you were on here! I was actually gonna eat it all myself but guess I HAVE to share it now ๐
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Very much like fudge! Except the sugar/fat ratio is higher and it's set a bit harder than fudge (ideally, I don't think I boiled mine enough)
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Ah yeah, that weird time in the 60s where every member of parliament was, coincidentally, called Norman. It was a more common name in those days to be fair.
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Indeed! The implement is fondly known as the Crack Pipe and is baptised in Stella Artois before insertion.
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Right!? Some actual food photos will be forthcoming. It was all quite overwhelming for a Scottish lad ๐
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"Okay thanks everyone, I think we can fini- oh, Bob has raised his hand *to prolong the meeting for an extra 15 minutes with an unnecessary question about the project's fiscal policy that could EASILY be answered in a fucking email*. Go ahead, Bob!" ๐
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Academic writing can be so damn dry - where's the rule that we can't be creative!? Shake the system, write the whole thing in iambic tetrameter, figure captions in haiku. I'd love to review that ๐
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I dunno, that's clearly a fine thread! ๐
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Now that Winnie the Pooh is in the public domain, there's definitely scope for a justice movie โ
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The man's beard is trying to get away from the shit spewing from his mouth
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I'm concerned about your apparent knowledge that both desperately need a clean ๐จ
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Blessings of whoever to those who nevertheless still persist on the-platform-formerly-known-as-Twitter to say it like it is โ
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Betsy has a great deal to say on the matter. The trouble will be in condensing her rhetoric!
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Dear Tony,
As you have ascertained, this is my discourse, and I will OWN IT irrespective of context. You may not like it, but this is what peak Miniature Schnauzer looks like.
Best wishes,
Daniel
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My three introvert flavours when asked to make a comment on the thing I was supposed to read ๐ฌ
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If they haven't exhausted all other options to make the book available for free, this is indeed lowkey terrible behaviour and I will (reluctantly) fight any (seemingly weak) opponents on this ๐
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I've noticed that. On the one hand, pedantry, on the other hand, fascism, on the unorthodox third hand, sycophantic AI bot personas.
In an ideal world we'd quit social media altogether - none offer unconditional love like, for example, a Miniature Schnauzer does ๐
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Oh wow this is my strategy for all problems. May you back yourself into a non-flammable entity next time! ๐
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I have arrived seeking fellow 10% academic and 90% recreational shitposters. We fucking deserve love, for fuck's sake โค๏ธ
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I picked the wrong year to stop sniffing glue ๐
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Bloody hell so it is! Rest his soul. He needs to cut back on the Cornwall in his hair I reckon.
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๐ I'm now wondering whether dinosaurs would've been physically capable of whispering, and in what contexts they would choose to do so, like if a Librarianophus Iratus was around ๐คซ
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My drawing is poor but I bet this is how it happened millions of generations down the line ๐