polo

Maybe you can pull off a polo shirt but in many offices it's either banned or just not done.

The company has a logo that features the silhouette a man on a horse playing polo.

The 404 page features the same logo with the horse taking a tumble and the polo player being thrown off.

Can I use Lennart's inability to buy a properly sized polo as a reason why systemd is bad?

Water polo was pretty small in my area, so we didn't have a lot of talent in the pool.

I coached HS and club swimming and water polo during college and it was so goddamned rewarding.

See the difference between say criquet or polo and weight lifting or javelot.

And the contracting companies usually make us wear khakis and polo shirts.

The VW polo apparently resulted in a lowering of testosterone levels.

So if everyone dresses in jeans and a t-shirt I might wear slacks and a polo or jeans and a button down shirt.

I wake up, shower, grab a pair of shorts off the top shelf, grab a polo / printed t-shirt off the shelf just below it.

I assume they are getting better at creating own original content and thought Marco Polo was pretty good, might be on my own there though.

The guys you see doing interviews and recording lectures in polo shirts and khakis are laughably incompetent, big enterprise or "startup".

His wife giving up "paid employment to manage the household, shield Tao from mundane matters and buy the polo shirts he wears"?

I know several "real hackers"/"good programmers" and while some of them might fit the parent's description of such, many of them also fit the parent's description of the poseurs -- the A-student in my class back in college, the guy recording lectures in polo shirts and khakis, the family man with a wife and kids and a mortgage.

"Casualness can kill credibility." Unless, that is, you work in a place where the top brass wear jeans and polo shirts, like, say, CBS Studios in Hollywood, where Navarro recently discovered he was the only person in a suit.

Note that Netflix did not commission Marco Polo.

I think the worst example of this was Netflix's Marco Polo.

No Netflix, I don't want to watch Marco Polo.