
Look whenever I have my Apple jumper on
EVERYTHING JUST WORKS SO WELL
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Those whacky guys on the Windows team have taken time out from slapping plasters all over Microsoft's flagship OS to slip a special Christmas gift under the tree of the faithful. If you've been a good little fanboy, you may find yourself in receipt of a special jumper, harking back to the good old days of Windows 95. …
why do i like xmas jumpers so much?
why do i want that jumper in particcular?
I'd love to be all hip and cool and sneer at it but I think it is great.
what is wrong with me?
last year we had our xmas meall in a really facy restaurant and I rocked up in this bad boy
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71vZ0HO9iLL._UX679_.jpg
was a bit awkward.
Well that just took the fun out of the whole thing. Thanks.
I was coming here to express my thanks for the Linux comment, as I have always had the feeling that until I could compile all the binaries I had not completed The Linux Challenge (hats off to the founders of all distributions).
> Surely it's a black roll-neck, like St Jobs used to wear?
An Apple jumper would be very shiny, very light, very expensive, very smooth to the touch, slips on and off easily, but has pockets that are too small to store everything in. The optional 'hanger' accessory is a thing of beauty though.
There's scope for a good article on programmable knitting machines (some of the top end ones are very impressive). Especially given Jacquard loom punch card (for "programming" the loom) was known to Babbage and he wanted to use them to store programs .. and I recall using punched cards to program on a PDP-11 when a schoolkid)
An Apple jumper would be very shiny, very light, very expensive, very smooth to the touch, slips on and off easily, but has pockets that are too small to store everything in. The optional 'hanger' accessory is a thing of beauty though.
It can only be worn in the Middle East because it has to hang on an iRack.
Mines the one that has a one way ticket out of Baghdad in the pocket.