I still think Win95 is peak U, but it's what I grew up with, so that's probably expected. Minus some of the non-resizable windows, some newer UI elements that are clearly better, etc. I still run "it" via XFCE and Arch…
> Children are taught to not question what they're told, because it's much easier on parents and teachers when children don't question what they're told. Then when they're adults they lack any kind of critical thinking…
How do you detect when someone doesn't get a lot done that doesn't work remotely?
Yes, but unless all cars have speed limiters in them at those speeds, the drivers go faster regardless.
Because, like spam email, it only has to work for a tiny fraction of a percentage of targets to be profitable, and enforcement is rare. Except it's more annoying than spam email because it actively interrupts people.…
Nope, I think in pretty much all states, property taxes fund schools in that district. So if your parents have an expensive home, it gathers lots of property tax, which goes mostly to the school in that neighborhood. >…
Uh, I have non-stick pans last 4+ years. It sounds like you are getting them too hot, which wears out the teflon--or worse--causes it to leach carcinogens into your food.
Or it updates after a few key presses, right before I hit enter and focuses on another result!
BAT? Basic Attention Token? Did they have an ICO?
"Gaining muscle faster" depends a lot on how much muscle you already have.
My goal right now is to do just that. Get a remote job and move away from the high CoL area I am in. I personally like living in more rural areas. My spouse, not so much, but she may end up with a great job at a…
AFAICT, they don't have a custom kernel, it just runs an application on startup.
This sounds awesome but I'm not applicable.
The latest Kenwood AA units use Linux (no surprise) and Qt. Their UI is wonky af though.
I've been through (and hell, am going through) interviews that were stupid trick questions. I distinctly remember one startup in NYC that gave me a simple JS whiteboard question, then some super difficult Google…
Not so much debugging. Same create-react-app setup, but increment a counter on a button press. The solution is to add an event handler (which requires binding or an arrow function for the right context), and increment a…
Cronyism, intertia, lack of will. For the latter, putting a spotlight on people's jobs will send a message to all other works.
Welp, back to normal now. Really slow.
They are? Most powertrain warranties are 100k nowadays. Recent cars have unlimited miles/10+ year corrosion warranties as well. Yes, you're taking more risk with a used car. But I have multiple cars, and am a mechanic…
I hate vegetables but force them down. I'd love a copy of this card.
I've noticed a similar thing. I always assumed it was negligence, not malice.
I often see Home Depot rented vans being used for this. No idea how that can be profitable.
Exploiting implies unethical. I'm not too sure this fits the notion of unethical. Or, if it does, only from one perspective. Ethical doesn't become unethical the second you pass over 8 hours in a workday.
Jesus, did accidents just disappear once the car was invented?
> If Wal-Mart simply didn’t realize some trick in those days, what information would the Walton family need to take with them in their time machine to destroy Amazon from 1996-2015 That this internet thing will really…
I still think Win95 is peak U, but it's what I grew up with, so that's probably expected. Minus some of the non-resizable windows, some newer UI elements that are clearly better, etc. I still run "it" via XFCE and Arch…
> Children are taught to not question what they're told, because it's much easier on parents and teachers when children don't question what they're told. Then when they're adults they lack any kind of critical thinking…
How do you detect when someone doesn't get a lot done that doesn't work remotely?
Yes, but unless all cars have speed limiters in them at those speeds, the drivers go faster regardless.
Because, like spam email, it only has to work for a tiny fraction of a percentage of targets to be profitable, and enforcement is rare. Except it's more annoying than spam email because it actively interrupts people.…
Nope, I think in pretty much all states, property taxes fund schools in that district. So if your parents have an expensive home, it gathers lots of property tax, which goes mostly to the school in that neighborhood. >…
Uh, I have non-stick pans last 4+ years. It sounds like you are getting them too hot, which wears out the teflon--or worse--causes it to leach carcinogens into your food.
Or it updates after a few key presses, right before I hit enter and focuses on another result!
BAT? Basic Attention Token? Did they have an ICO?
"Gaining muscle faster" depends a lot on how much muscle you already have.
My goal right now is to do just that. Get a remote job and move away from the high CoL area I am in. I personally like living in more rural areas. My spouse, not so much, but she may end up with a great job at a…
AFAICT, they don't have a custom kernel, it just runs an application on startup.
This sounds awesome but I'm not applicable.
The latest Kenwood AA units use Linux (no surprise) and Qt. Their UI is wonky af though.
I've been through (and hell, am going through) interviews that were stupid trick questions. I distinctly remember one startup in NYC that gave me a simple JS whiteboard question, then some super difficult Google…
Not so much debugging. Same create-react-app setup, but increment a counter on a button press. The solution is to add an event handler (which requires binding or an arrow function for the right context), and increment a…
Cronyism, intertia, lack of will. For the latter, putting a spotlight on people's jobs will send a message to all other works.
Welp, back to normal now. Really slow.
They are? Most powertrain warranties are 100k nowadays. Recent cars have unlimited miles/10+ year corrosion warranties as well. Yes, you're taking more risk with a used car. But I have multiple cars, and am a mechanic…
I hate vegetables but force them down. I'd love a copy of this card.
I've noticed a similar thing. I always assumed it was negligence, not malice.
I often see Home Depot rented vans being used for this. No idea how that can be profitable.
Exploiting implies unethical. I'm not too sure this fits the notion of unethical. Or, if it does, only from one perspective. Ethical doesn't become unethical the second you pass over 8 hours in a workday.
Jesus, did accidents just disappear once the car was invented?
> If Wal-Mart simply didn’t realize some trick in those days, what information would the Walton family need to take with them in their time machine to destroy Amazon from 1996-2015 That this internet thing will really…