In a previous company, they roled out their update every few months. Every time, it closed all the ports we need to actually work. Make ticket, wait until IT got around to it, tell people no connection means no work. Those were the days to update documentation.

Netherlands, Belgium and UK.

Driving with a nav system is a part of the driver license test here.

They said it can write code. They never said it can fix code or debug issues.

That’s like saying you can drive, bit can’t navigate or park.

Around 500 flavors.

As far as I found, it doesn’t always work with adding the driver afterwards because Nvidia apparently, and some distros leave out the older stuff.

Finding a distro that worked with my ancient Nvidia was a challenge.

Reality is already fucking him sideways but he keeps escaping reality. He’s like a financial Houdini.

My current boss: so I sold this at least 10% below budget and we have to make it work.

AI is trained on this stuff, so it probably figures it’s real.

“Do you have any questions for us?”

“You have three engineers in one room. The order comes to let one go. Who do you let go and why?”

“Wut?”

And then they cheer at the truck protest, that blocks the roads and is being disruptive.

In the book it was a huge amount of scope creep, Hammond refusing to pay for it and then acting all entitled.

Yes, with a short golden age roughly between WWII and the seventies, and going downhill for most people since then.

The system worked like that for a few millennia. We’re just looking at not even a century that’s the exception and assume it’s the new norm. No, it’s just reverting to the old state now that the period of cheap and easy resources is gone.

Translation: we want some dirt cheap foreign H1B worker for this position but can’t legally say so

This sexy hunk is the inventor of C++

Or spell script

https://github.com/sirbread/spellscript

The force is feline!