Wiping your ass with silk is still significantly more friction than water
Save up. Save save save.
Moving is expensive, and any new job is risky to start. The places you’re looking at are expensive because most sane people want to live there.
If you can find a remote job, start there: once you’re a remote worker, you can establish yourself at the job before you move. Once you’re confident that you like the job and aren’t going to get laid off out of nowhere, you won’t have to stress about paying rent while looking for a job in a new place.
Visit a city before committing, make sure it has the vibe you want. Coastal cities all have their upsides and downsides.
The graphical user interface.
They don’t invent it (xerox PARC did), but Apple correctly identified that the user experience of existing computer systems was holding it back from being a thing everyone owns, and made computers a bad fit for many types of work that seem extremely obvious now (digital media creation particularly)
They did this more or less again with the smartphone: business folks and super nerds were the smartphone market before Apple. Now it’s the average person’s computer.
SMS is dogshit mfa, this is known
On mobile you have to remind it that you don’t want to use the fucking app, and also that you don’t want to fucking log in with your Google account, and yes really I don’t want to use the fucking app, and no I don’t want you to use cookies, and no I don’t care if the app experience is better and also no, thank you, I don’t want to log in
It’s a job in Lower Decks which I think makes it canon.
That being said, it would be hilarious if holodecks can be self-cleaning but they still make ensigns do it anyway to “build character”
We didn’t need any more supporting data to cement “cleaning out the holodecks” as the worst job in starfleet
Have you ever had a gas bubble in your gut that shifted and now you feel fine?
This was always coming, and we’re going to do fuck all about it. But on the upside, the future is going to be absolutely rad for the .001%
Moving too dumb. Something caused Microsoft to ban OpenAI for its employees last week, probably a massive security blunder that we hopefully get to find out about eventually.
What’s ignoble about this simple tailor?
Veep is far and away the most accurate political show we’ve ever had
It’s moderately common in my social circles to argue that South Dakota is a hoax
I assume the federation has a treatment that makes your mouth inhospitable to cavity-causing bacteria
It would probably cost like $1 of components to make most led bulbs resilient to all but spookiest of power delivery, but why sell something once when you can make them buy it over and over again
200 vulnerabilities, 2-3 that might actually be exploitable, and no prioritization. But look at these metrics!
Cybersecurity, as a profession, is a fool’s errand.
Dedicated security staff exist solely to teach real engineers how to do their job, and the fact that such personnel exist is a catastrophic failure in computer science curriculum
https://openbooks.lib.msu.edu/app/uploads/sites/17/2020/06/carbon-cycle-1024x1024.jpg
The issue is that we have artificially accelerated the return of carbon to the cycle by burning coal and oil.
It sequesters the carbon while it’s alive, but you’d need to bury the plant deep underground to remove it from the equation
Sounds like hdmi Forum are a bunch of twats. Time for a new format.