anorak

The trainspotter in their anorak, notebook or camera in hand, is a staple UK trope.

Maybe go put on your anorak and watch some trains for a change.

As I was talking about Anorak to them, every time I said it's name, I felt silly.

Been a long time since I was trainspotting (yes, I had the anorak and the Ian Allan book of rego numbers.

I checked and anorak is taken--as usual, but there's got to be something else?

I'm a politics junkie/anorak for Australia/UK as well as multiple other countries and polities.

Any anorak wearers wanna share some oppinions on this?

Can't speak for anywhere else but in the UK people will go out in 30ºC weather in an anorak or puffer jacket with a hoodie and tee underneath.

I want a light weight anorak with big front and back pockets that you can zip up into a two pocket bag when not worn.

Disclaimer: Anorak Ventures is an investor.

Because from the point of view of people who aren't good at either, they're both about wrangling formulae in unnatural languages and dealing with details that only an anorak could love.

Instead of being the cool, interesting person at the party, who knows all the latest, internet-celebrity-validated talking points, you will be the bus loony in the anorak who people avoid.

It is, but it stands for "continuous integration" - I'd have gone with "anorak.com" but as you said, it's taken.

The reason it didn’t, as I’ve been repeatedly told by people who live there, is because at that time they had an entrenched culture that was "anti-anorak", or against hacker culture.

> The reason it didn’t, as I’ve been repeatedly told by people who live there, is because at that time they had an entrenched culture that was "anti-anorak" We still have.

The graphics reminds me of a cool british illustration magazine called Anorak.

I'm currently working on a PHP version of Hound, called Anorak[1].

- I am (kinda) building something for PHP, Anorak[2] which uses something else I built.