Widor

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I'm a software developer specializing in database & .NET web development.

	481 reputation	bio	website	google.com	visits	member for	1 year, 7 months
18 badges		location	Scotland, United Kingdom		seen	Apr 2 at 16:45

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Mar 1	answered	Derogatory term for electronic device
Jan 31	comment	Why are there so few English words that begin with the letter X? @aaamos Not since Sir Patrick Moore died.
Jan 21	accepted	How should an English speaker pronounce “vice versa”?
Jan 15	awarded	Commentator
Jan 15	comment	How should an English speaker pronounce “vice versa”? @RegDwighт Sorry, I meant Latin.
Jan 15	asked	How should an English speaker pronounce “vice versa”?
Dec 17	answered	A more formal word for “tech-savvy”, relating to IT technologists in particular
Oct 17	awarded	Yearling
Sep 11	answered	What's the idiom for getting lost in a (malfunctioning) bureaucracy?
Jul 31	awarded	Caucus
Jul 13	answered	How to avoid ambiguity in “I am renting an apartment in New York”?
May 22	comment	What is the correct pronunciation of the word “processes”? @AndrewLeach I didn't even spot that one myself - must be a subconscious thing! I might have to go Bach and edit it.
May 22	awarded	Teacher
May 22	answered	What is the correct pronunciation of the word “processes”?
May 15	asked	Etymology of “to coin a phrase”
May 14	accepted	Why do we use a French term for a currency-exchange office?
May 11	awarded	Scholar
May 11	accepted	Use of 'enjoy' with respect to a status or position without pleasure?
May 10	comment	Use of 'enjoy' with respect to a status or position without pleasure? I thought perhaps they were trying to say "holds" or "assumes" (takes on) the status with no positive implications - ... and hold* refugee status* - or - the film assumes* temporary status*
May 10	comment	Use of 'enjoy' with respect to a status or position without pleasure? What about the 'market data' example - market data isn't capable of enjoying anything, surely?