Seven-bed Yorkshire castle with a steam room and wine cellar on sale for £7m
The 700 year-old property, called Kirby Knowles Castle, spans 14,208 sq ft and is set in 65 acres of land overlooking rural Yorkshire.
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Helicopter crash victim's brother makes somber trip to NYC to identify bodies and visit site where family died
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Fresh theory around Trump's third presidential term potential floated in jaw-dropping Bill Maher interview
The topic of a Trump third term was given credence by the president himself recently.
5 of the best spots around Essex to see stunning bluebells this spring
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16-year-old girl bucks the trend as she flies solo after gaining pilots licence
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5 of the best spots around Essex to see stunning bluebells this spring
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Torvalds Celebrates Git's 20th Anniversay. Is It More Famous Than Linux?
Celebrating Git's 20th anniversary, GitHub hosted a Q&A with Linus Torvalds, writes Its FOSS News.
Among the other revelations: He says his college-age daughter sent a texting saying he's better known at her CS lab for Git than for Linux, "because they actually use Git for everything there." Which he describes as "ridiculous" because he maintained it for just four months before handing it off to Junio Hamano who's been heading up development for more than 19 years now. "When it did what I needed," Torvalds says, "I lost interest."
Linus then goes on to share how Git was never a big thing for him, but a means to an end that prevented the Linux kernel from descending into chaos over the absence of a version control system. You see, before Git, Linux used BitKeeper for version control, but its proprietary licensing didn't sit too well with other Linux contributors, and Linus Torvalds had to look for alternatives. As it turned out, existing tools like CVS and Subversion were too slow for the job at hand, prompting him to build a new tool from scratch, with the coding part just taking 10 days for an early self-hostable version of Git.
In its initial days, there were some teething issues, where users would complain about Git to Linus, even finding it too difficult to use, but things got calmer as the tool developed further.
Torvalds thinks some early adopters had trouble because they were coming from a background that was more like CVS. "The Git mindset, I came at it from a file system person's standpoint, where I had this disdain and almost hatred of most source control management projects, so I was not at all interested in maintaining the status quo."
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FLOURISHING AFTER 50: I paid for my daughter's dream wedding, and now she's getting divorced. How do I stop feeling like I wasted a fortune?
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The Essex school 'loved' by its students where the 'teachers are kind' given good Ofsted rating
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Helicopter that crashed into Hudson River had glaring issue just months ago
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Nicky Katt dead at 54: Dazed And Confused and School of Rock actor has passed away
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Southern Water uses Capita's AI tool to flush customer complaints
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Trump thinks we can make iPhones in the US just like China. Yeah, right
One's a world power with extensive cutting-edge electronics manufacturing empire, the other is America
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EU lands 25% counter tariff punch on US, Trump pauses broad import levy hike – China excepted
Middle Kingdom gets 145%. So this is what it's like living in reality TV
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New Look's 'stunning' collection of tops that are perfect for Spring outfits
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REVEALED: Secret spy dungeon plan for China's London 'super-embassy' in the heart of London - as Starmer is accused of appeasing Beijing by waving through plans for sinister basement rooms and tunnel at old Royal Mint site
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