Walmart asked the question “If we can’t have replicators from star trek, what if we built a global supply chain fueled by human misery that spreads broken window syndrome like project Pluto spreads radiation instead.”
That’s company is not going to make human friendly decisions, they’re going to make profit obsessed psychopath friendly decisions.
I guess you’d have to really want to.
If you can master the subtle science and exact art that is the clitmouse, then yes it can be a pleasant experience. But even the nicest tent isn’t going to make camping feel like a Ritz Carlton.
Use a mouse like a smart person? The only people who use the track pad have no alternative at the moment, or are brainwashed by apple ads.
Laptops have terrible ergonomics. Hunching over a desk like that is pretty bad for you. Use an external monitor, mouse, and keyboard and you’ll remember how useless a tiny 16" screen and shitty unmoving glass pad can be as an interface.
I’m glad someone else remembers the hilarious travesty of TV censored kill bill
It was legendarily bad. I remember watching it on TV laughing the entire time.
TV censored version of Kill Bill hands down.
His name is buck, and he’s here to party.
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I made the same suggestion you did, all I changed was that the city pay for and implement the changes instead of handing out money to random people in the form of loans that may or may not get anything done.
Why not just have the city mandate the upgrades and then implement them? It’s probably not that big of a problem for everyone involved.
The Republicans puppet him into walking back the most insane shit while they continue destroying every institution they care to. Nothing gets better. We get slightly worse predictions about what the fascists in charge are going to do next, but it’ll still be terrible.
I love a good book recommendation, thank you!
Neuromancer… parody
I’d watch the hell out of a Snowcrash movie!!
mathematicians.
Surely this feeling is due to some kind of chronoton radiation.
Yeah, that’s about the level of ordinance I’m talking about, just aim that gun-foot at the other gun-foot and you’ve got the right picture 😆
I was once on a team that would filter out staging-only bugs in bug triage meetings. The team would only ever fix a bug if it was found in production. It was exactly as foot-gun as it sounds.
Managers when a tester does this in a planning meeting, asking for more time to write better teats: 😠
Managers when a staff level engineer does this in a post-fuckup root cause analysis meeting telling everyone what went wrong: 🤤
Managers when the tester points out it wouldn’t have happened if tests for it had gotten written:
I completely forgot about that character, but I also read this in an Indian accent and didn’t even realize I had until I read your comment.