danielbln

You sound like a sour lemon. I’d rather hang out with a hippie that thinks the universe is conscious than someone who slaps a paper tiger license to their low originality threshold posts. Just sayin.

Sheesh, I sat in an open plan office in 2008, and we had ergonomic chairs and wide desks and widescreen monitors even then. IT privilege, I suppose.

What is that article picture? A bunch of 4:3 monitors, people sitting on unpadded wooden chairs, shoulder to shoulder? What kind of office hellpit is that?

Only black or green tea, herbal tea (sorry, infusion) not so much.

No, you add both, ketchup and mayonnaise together.

Because… why?

There will be no Freelancer slander!

You’re also boiling water with gravity.

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Transform this.

The AI agrees with you.

Be that as it may, no government in the world would leave today’s events unanswered for.

Yep. What they should have written:

“We recognize that our recent runtime fee policy announcement wasn’t well-received. We genuinely apologize for the oversight and any confusion or concern it caused. Your feedback is invaluable to us. We are actively discussing the policy with our teams and the community and will be revising it based on your inputs. Please bear with us as we work through this, and expect an update soon.”

PR is hard, let’s go shopping!

Love(d) this movie. People I watched it in the cinema with back in the day thought it was boring. I thought it was amazing.

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Video in question: https://youtu.be/sGKCrcNsVzo?feature=shared

So uh, turns out the energy companies are not exactly the most moral and rule abiding entities, and they love to pay off politicians and cut corners. How does one prevent that, as in the case of fission it has rather dire consequences?