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Cheyana
7y ago
Thanks! Best to you and yours also!
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7y ago
Terry, is that you?
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Cheyana
7y ago
As Douglas Adams said in The Hitchhiker’s Guide: “ Space,” it says, “is big. Really big. You just won’t believe how vastly, hugely, mindbogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it’s a long way down the road to the chemist’s, but that’s j
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7y ago
I don't see how this would help when all of this ransomware is usually a javascript dropper that gets in through the browser, encrypts files, and then gets out after the damage is done. The only thing that ever saved us in the half doz
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7y ago
This is fake.
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Cheyana
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Don't think this is real. The only mention of this diplomat on the internet seems to be this announcement on two dubious websites.
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I remember fixing one for a maintenance department over 10 years ago. When I showed up I had never seen one before but I knew of them, and I couldn't believe one was still in use (for their work orders). It kept jamming up and I remove
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7y ago
Perhaps it was a relative or friend of someone way high up in management. Otherwise he or she would have been thrown to the wolves.
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Typing in a page of Basic code from Atari magazine on the membrane keyboard of an Atari 400. After correcting all my typing errors (an even more tedious process) I was able to play a game where you would climb up a skyscraper, dodging haza
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7y ago
I work part-time stocking shelves at a Walmart, and I can say from first-hand experience that while there is talk of cutting hours, the reality is that it won't happen at this time. Shelves don't stock themselves. Robots are a lon
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From the looks of it, he’s been keeping his career going all these years just to support his train hobby. ;P
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Imagine if they teach them how to pilot drones. They’ll be like Air Force pilots, complete with attitude. Not just well-adjusted but also more willing to take risks. My first and only skydiving experience I had an adrenaline high that laste
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7y ago
Yes, but then it will run into that ol' leverage chestnut that will go something like: "If you allow Netflix to screen your film it will not be allowed in ours". Plus the upkeep on a theater is probably considerable, with bu
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7y ago
You should call it Go Snake Go! Also, I always wondered what it would be like if you mixed a snake game with Conway's Game of Life. Watching a snake go around the screen blasting through automata would be interesting ( or maybe not).
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7y ago
Excessive force maybe? Hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage to remove an armed individual who shoplifted from Walmart sounds a bit much. This is the kind of thing you see in movies where the hero gets chewed out in the captain's
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7y ago
"As part of Neumann’s settlement, he’s said to get to name two members of an expanded board of directors for WeWork. He will become a board observer and, through that pair of appointments, contribute to steering the company." Okay
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7y ago
Exactly. I'm in Arizona, and in part of the summer, when I'm at a bus stop I look down and see foraging ants haulin' it on the concrete nearly as fast as the ones in the article. I'm guessing if I took a feather and lig
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7y ago
Foodstuffs and liquid on the list too. So...they're going to starve them?
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It looks like the robot adds 10 pounds.
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7y ago
It's like Theranos, except with shit.
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Which is really odd in my case, as I usually have to pee within a few minutes after drinking milk. No bloating or anything like that so I don't think it's any degree of lactose intolerance. I love milk but if I'm not going to
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Exactly. In fact, how do we know that something on the internet hasn't already evolved into a consciousness, and is so far beyond our understanding (like our own consciousness) that we haven't even detected it yet?
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7y ago
Indeed.com throws a lot of IT related job postings my way. Create an account, set your criteria, and prepare for the deluge.
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Nah, let’s cut that out too and go even further: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/blindness-cure-br...
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I saw something similar covered on CBS Sunday Morning, with one older married guy that did it for about a month every year. His family just accepted that it was something he liked to do.
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Terrifying for you but my two and a half year old has absolutely loved Thomas for almost half her life. She has Thomas toys, clothes, books, dvds, had a ride-on electric Thomas complete with circular track that took up most of the living ro
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7y ago
Oh what M Night Shymalan could have done with this.
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7y ago
So the value of art by Jeffrey Koons could be the gainful employment of the people that physically produce it, though their number appears to be dwindling. https://news.artnet.com/art-world/jeff-koons-downsizing-1442...
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I blame Roger Clemens for this.
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7y ago
Posted 7 hours ago by dahacker: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3178846/
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