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Pizza shearsTheir words
So there you go, Americans. Please try pizza shears or rocking pizza cutters, and please try washlets.
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Rocking pizza cutterTheir words
An alternative — which works especially well if you’re making thick-crust pizza — is a rocking pizza cutter
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My bet is on the more effective two pizza teams. Um and it it's also some interesting, you know, feedback we're beginning to get in terms of pair programming. I mean, with pair programming, do you say pair programming is the human and the genie? Or is it two humans and and genies? Because if it's two of us, we can control the genies perhaps a little bit better.
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Snow CrashTheir words
I stuck it out to the end for a deus ex machina and that was some bullshit. This book would have been a perfect short story about pizza delivery.
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I like to say “one-time donations buy pizza, but recurring donations buy sustainable FOSS development”.
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