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The band Chvrches chose to use the the Roman "u" to spell their name so they'd be easier to search.
Kind of hard to pronounce though. Like that jewellery brand, seemingly pronounced 'buffelgary' or something.
Nice to see Bobby Tables is all grown up. Relevant discussion on the Companies House Developer Forum: https://forum.aws.chdev.org/t/cross-site-scripting-xss-softw...
Bobby Tables would be https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/c... Not to be confused with the equally inspired https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/c...
a) Incorporate directly via Companies House
The standard registration fee to set up a company is just £12 for the ‘standard’ Companies House web incorporation service, which takes up to 24 hours to turnaround. You can pay via credit card, debit card or PayPal.
Source: https://www.itcontracting.com/how-much-limited-company-cost/
I giggled at the previous company name being redacted as “[NAME AVAILABLE ON REQUEST FROM COMPANIES HOUSE]” too. Not sure if that’s a common thing to do or if they made an exception for these shenanigans so they didn’t have to display the XSS.
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better find a nickname, like D's community did, using dlang lol otherwise no one could find anything on language googling
how hard would it be to learn BASIC using Google? "Basic Programming" is going to have a lot of irrelevant results.
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I found your company name in your profile - ":different" Even if I google ":different" company or without the colon, top results for me is a parfumerie. When I google different australia , you're the top result.
Surprised New Zealand isn't the top result when you Google "different Australia"
There's a great club in Berlin called "://about blank" So if you're gonna Google it, don't use the URL bar.
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how hard would it be to learn BASIC using Google? "Basic Programming" is going to have a lot of irrelevant results.
I've often wondered if any metallurgists have tried to run computer simulations of the annealing process. How would you find their research if they had?