Oh, hey. I take it that season 14 is on Disney+? Neat.
No sarcasm, but as a diehard fan (who learned to wait because Doctor Who never reaches my country on time) - I imagine my (and fans like me) just learning this, now, might have something to do with the ratings…
It sucks that season 14 and Disney+ is suffering for past publishing bullshit.
“No deviations will be approved from this year’s Agile product roadmap!”
I hope they update the Molly AI to detect when this happens - and to backtrack though the hole, and to put down a sign, and to write “fuck you, haha” on the sign, and then to continue onward.
Hmmm. I have somewhere I should add one. I’ll give it a try and see if I have any luck.
The show “Leverage” has some great ones. Mostly showing the hacker getting pissed that everyone else doesn’t understand his part of the job.
Also the hacking in the movie “Sneakers” is surprisingly accurate for a heist comedy.
It does.
The weirdness is that the random 13 year old apparently both:
A) Has experience on a proprietary server file explorer only that was almost exclusively in use in huge data centers at the time. And… B) decides that the slow graphics heavy option is the right choice over a simple command line, while a raptor is actively breaking into the room to eat her.
Edit: and yes, I get that we’re supposed to connect that her grandfather is rich and she grew up with all the best toys. Which arguably excuses A, anyway.
This is the best social media.
This is what I was promised, and the other solutions failed to deliver.
A robot finds a cool rock on Mars, and it appears on my tiny screen to admire.
Thank you for posting this.
Spray painting a wall is fine,
Yeah. Particularly when private bank walls are right there prominently on many corners just asking to be painted.
This is perfect. I’m delighted to have been a tiny part of this creative endeavor.
“I don’t understand the question.”
“Consider a universe where only one of these people would consent to make love to you…”
“No such universe exists. I actually checked when I had Q powers…”
An egg cooker is a special appliance for people who feel like their pot doesn’t take enough electricity, and doesn’t cuss them out with a special beep when finished.
Automate like crazy. Set up the transfer to the savings, and try to forget about it.
civilian space sector or in game dev
I wouldn’t assume there’s anything going on with your approach. You’re looking for a role in fields where it sounds like your professional network has not expanded yet.
When I’ve made changes like that, I had to live with some mysterious rejection until I got my foot in the door.
We’re in a “fuck around” cycle where they pretend that the problem was we didn’t have “copilot”, and not that all of our development managers are wildly unqualified.
The “find out” part comes next.
Which is fucking impossible to fathom, because my fucking grocery store’s app can’t even implement search reliably, today.
I’m not sure how they’re going to manage to make things worse.
Actually, I’ll make a guess. My guess is we will go under the critical skill level needed for building safe hospital equipment, and we will get a rash of that stuff killing people due to lack of programmer skills.
I hope the asshole CEOs are the ones that die, but there’s not enough karma in the world for that.
It’s pretty great when it’s done well though. But it’s so rarely done well.
I’ve heard appliances make beeps or sing songs that clearly meant “job completed successfully”, or “low battery”, or “I need rescued before I can work again” without any need to consult a manual.
Agreed, about keeping more goofy songs out of the kitchen.
But I’ll make an exception for my egg cooker.
My egg cooker beeps the equivalent beep to “I will fucking kill you all. Also these eggs are done. Seriously though, if I weren’t just an egg cooker, I would stab you right in the eye.”
I would trade that beep for pretty much any other sound, even a goofy song.
Yeah. It really changes that scene.
I went back to Windows several times before I made the switch permanently to Linux. You just gotta do what works for you.
This is the way.
I went back and forth for years. Tuning and tweaking to find what works for me. Spoiler - the fully open source options are what worked best for me, eventually.
For awhile gaming was the only place I put up with non-Linux anymore. And now with my SteamDeck, I have an easy way to avoid buying games that aren’t Linux ready.
“extra fingers, too many fingers, not toasted, bad anatomy,” got me. It’s perfect.
Also, your username is perfect for this moment.
The stupidly easy solution is to just give them stuff that has already been successfully delivered to production to market, 9 months from now. There’s invariably a huge backlog of years worth of successes that marketing wasn’t even aware of.