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If it’s good enough for office of the President of the United States.

Have you thought about bunk beds? I saw a documentary awhile ago where it was discovered that switching to bunk beds creates ample room for activities.

"Be sure to drink your Ovaltine"

No. Changing our perceptions of the world does not change the world. If I put on rose colored glasses I change nothing except how I perceive the world, the world stays the same.

I suspect he was not attacking the senator but covering his ass because he only turned over the recordings that would be bad for the senators case.

I would like a way to maintain a list of sites I never want to see in my search results.

It's the law.

Oh, that makes sense. I was wondering about the odd shapes.

ASCIIToSVG sounds interesting but Markdeep looks interesting.

Doctor of education.

I was expecting the same.

I have a friend that works in an Amazon data center and he describes the work environment as “Have you seen any of the hunger games movies?”

Sounds like nice work if you can get it.

Dose it get better? No. It’s very a profitable setup for some, and representatives need support from some to maintain their position so they can do “Good.” Trying to make stuff better will get you branded somewhere between a raciest and a Nazi.

Yep, I just want to mine, explore, and occasionally do missions.

Locked? Hardly. Connect the reader using a usb cable to a computer and it shows up as a drive you can drag file files on to.

Think driverless Uber.

Retire from my present job and teach.

I’ve done a couple of deep dives in a flooded silo for my Master Diver certification class. It was a very cool experience with crystal clear water as long as no one disturbed the sediment.

I wish Apple would spend more time working on this use case. I'd really like a stripped-down, somewhat locked-down interface that could be remotely managed. It would be the greatest thing for elderly people with dementia. My Dad loved his iPad but was frequently frustrated when he strayed off into some screen, configuration setting, or mode he didn't understand.

Yes, but travel is expensive and time consuming. Not to mention the effort it would take to track down the responsible party.

"Computer" was not limited to machines https://www.nationalgeographic.org/article/women-nasa/

Of course, it's Medium.com policy never to imply ownership in the event of a hashtag. We have to use the indefinite article, "a hashtag," never ... your hashtag.

It was effective and those affected were able to get the feature axed.

Maybe we just need a new Logo, ours looks dated.

Legacy RPG code is usually not easy to understand. Each line of code can be conditioned with a series of Boolean indicators leading to a simple looking but complex spaghetti code. One line of code may run if indicators 13, 23, and 90 are set and the next only if 56 is set followed by a line that runs if 13 and 90 are set. You could have 99 indicators plus reserved indicator per program.

This leads to pearls of wisdom like “An indicator is like an atomic bomb, nice to have but not something you want to use.” And “if you solve the problem with an indicator, then you’ll have two problems.”

They can just ‘538 it. https://xkcd.com/538/

It’s an interesting device and I am fond of e-paper so I was considering one as well. The expensive pen with an eraser was a strike against it. Requiring a subscription to use someone else’s cloud service and only in the top tier plan, that turns a strike into a complete pass.

Ask yourself, where does the money the corporations use to pay the tax come from?