Whichever one was second chose a poor name.

I think he’s the youtube guy that consumes dubious food/beverage.

The great lakes are stunning.

I have a TV armoire from the late 90s that I thought I was finally going to get rid of. I had been using it to store brewing supplies but was downsizing. My son said he wanted it so it went to storage with most of his stuff. When I was moving all that stuff a year or two later, I wanted to hauled to the dump but wasn’t sure if he remembered. So now it’s at his place and doesn’t fit at all. So I think I’m going to cut it up and toss it.

My mom made them sell their house because “it’s the only way I could think of to get the basement cleaned out before we die”. She didn’t want to burden us but it really just changed the time line.

Hair transplants don’t come from other people. They just rearrange follicles the baldy already has.

It’s a trade off because it’s handy when you’re at an appointment.

Even his only fans?

My current pet peeve is Email servers (MS Office) configured to only allow connections from outlook. I’d be happy to add an account to Aquamail but they won’t let me. So no work emails on my phone or personal laptop.

Of they take paid time off work, that counts as an expense.

Naggers?

It does a lot less. It just keeps you in yoursne and adjusts speed. You can’t change lanes with disengaging AP.

That car had AP1 which used hardware developed by MobileEye. Tesla doest like licensing software so they ditched that for a homegrown solution.

I think that is exactly why this company was founded.

LA does have municipal power.

I started getting messages every week from a carbon black scan blocking access to some npm’s package.json.

IT just white listed files named package.json.

My answer is usually “I don’t care how well it runs on your windows machine. Our deployments are on Linux”.

I’m a old developer that has done a lot of admin over the years out of necessity.

A user

IT is an administrative function and is really part of operations.

Software development is generally a creative position and is a profit center. If you work somewhere where you develop internal apps, you may have a different perspective.

It goes both ways. At my old job, they took away local admin. But for some reason they configured visual studio to run as admin. So, I just wrote a little program that opens the shell. Whenever I needed admin, I just ran that program from Visual Studio.