I had the displeasure of owning one of these and my god it was made of tin foil. Half the shit on that car would break just from driving it. My rear hatch would just open randomly when it was in the mood for instance.

I feel like an old ThinkPad is like a right of passage on Linux. Just about everyone I know who uses Linux has had one at some point or another.

Okay, this is legitimately cool as heck. This finally helps me wrap my head around the “everything is a file” concept in Linux. Of course it can just copy the executable to memory for later reference. That’s how the system would not completely have a meltdown when you do live updates.

Excellent share!

This is so dopey I might just have to try it.

Can confirm. All of my local business jobs were gotten by talking directly to the owner. This is easiest with production jobs where they’re already used to talking directly with the customer.

Most small production jobs can train someone to be useful in just a day or two and can teach the rest over time. It’s not as much of an impossible idea as it’s made out to be, but this strategy will almost never work in a place where the owner or at least production manager isn’t used to talking to the customer.

That’s the thing with double jeopardy, though. It fully prevents a double charge for the same crime regardless of what the circumstances are. If the system works as written (which it hasn’t been for some time), if he is found guilty for stalking he cannot be charged for murder for the same case.

to begin drilling

That’s the trick, though. With these patterns, the camera doesn’t even recognize that there’s a car there at all.

This unironically my favorite paparazzi photo of all time. It’s entirely relatable on so many levels and I feel like I’m in his shoes.

Remember, it’s illegal ^{(WKUK sketch)} to give out information on the best tactical locations as well

I don’t know about your work, but at my job, there are a few things that I’ve told my boss that I’m simply bad at or don’t feel confident in doing. Sometimes being bold and honest can work in your favor. Doesn’t apply to all situations though.

Instructions too clear - Lightbulb stuck in mouth

Miata
Is
Always
The
Answer

I’ve used so many of these softwares for different industries and what they all don’t get is that if all it is is a spreadsheet in disguise, don’t obfuscate my ability to edit shit manually. There are so many edge cases in the real world that your production software simply can’t account for but don’t limit my ability to enter raw data when I need to! Fail soft and move on but don’t keep me from entering an order because the programmer didn’t think you would have any reason to order it.

If you don’t think you have flaws, I don’t like your flaws.

I’ve been running an M1 for years now. So tired of the argument that Mac is underpowered. No, it’s not a video editing/compiling/gaming powerhouse, but it more than makes up for it with an 8+ hour battery life, best-in-class display, and silent running, going on 5 years now.

It still handles everything I throw at it just fine. If I need to bust out the compute power, Mac just isn’t the right rig for it. But that doesn’t make them useless.

Exactly what I was thinking. If I were to be angry enough about this when it actually mattered and I could have steered the boat, I was way too young too even see that it was happening.

Not to say I don’t actively pursue and promote OSS all the time, but I feel like the impact is so much more minimal than it could have been.

They couldn’t afford enough electricity to run it in-house so now they just run a mandated botnet to make you pay for it instead. If this isn’t a page out of a George Orwell novel, it should have been.

Sounds like they successfully shielded them from vaccines. Just so happens getting diseases is the direct result of that.

Interesting. I’ve changed my hostname on a few machines throughout the past and never ran into this. Good to know of I ever run into this in the future.