I don't understand this argument, really. It seems to me that on most roads with pedestrians, tire noise is louder than engine noise, and more than sufficient for me to be aware of cars behind me.
Thanks, that's what I was looking for. Took less than a minute of my time to read, and it's easy for me to remember in-progress conversations from a few hours ago.:)
Off-topic, but does anyone else hate this trend in the last couple of years?
Person A: *Makes a statement* Person B: "Why that tho?" Person A: "Please go watch this 10+ minute video, it explains everything."
I dunno, maybe I wanted a short summary in your own words, and not to spend ten minutes of my time listening to something that may or may not address my question at all.
Have you seen any of the customer reviews on tech store sites?
"Tech level: 5/5 - I bought this RAM for my daughter's laptop, but the instructions weren't clear on how to open the case, and she still has a virus. 1/5 stars."
"To many women, just showing up should entitle them to respect and encouragement"
No misogyny here, right? Just pointing out the objective fact that men will work hard while women loaf around and complain, I'm sure. I can't understand why anyone would think tech has a sexism problem.
How often are you able to compare notes with somebody else who interviewed for the exact same position as you? Even then, any one story is just an anecdote, and likely won't go anywhere.
I'd like to see the router simply refuse to communicate with the outside world until that username/password combo is changed. You can print the default user/password right on the device, so when you forget the password you can simply reset to factory settings - and trying to access any site will instead redirect you to a "Hey, change this password!" notice.
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I don't understand this argument, really. It seems to me that on most roads with pedestrians, tire noise is louder than engine noise, and more than sufficient for me to be aware of cars behind me.
He's using the older sense of the word, as in "the great and terrible 4chan."
No, wait, just terrible.
Thanks, that's what I was looking for. Took less than a minute of my time to read, and it's easy for me to remember in-progress conversations from a few hours ago. :)
You turn your cellphone off every time you get in the car?
Alternatively: You own a tinfoil purse?
Just don't turn it on. Easy peasy.
Off-topic, but does anyone else hate this trend in the last couple of years?
Person A: *Makes a statement*
Person B: "Why that tho?"
Person A: "Please go watch this 10+ minute video, it explains everything."
I dunno, maybe I wanted a short summary in your own words, and not to spend ten minutes of my time listening to something that may or may not address my question at all.
Just edit Wikipedia and it should fix itself, right? :)
Have you seen any of the customer reviews on tech store sites?
"Tech level: 5/5 - I bought this RAM for my daughter's laptop, but the instructions weren't clear on how to open the case, and she still has a virus. 1/5 stars."
Are minorities treated like second-class citizens in the US or something?
Nah, when a citizen gets murdered, there's supposed to be a trial.
"To many women, just showing up should entitle them to respect and encouragement"
No misogyny here, right? Just pointing out the objective fact that men will work hard while women loaf around and complain, I'm sure. I can't understand why anyone would think tech has a sexism problem.
How often are you able to compare notes with somebody else who interviewed for the exact same position as you? Even then, any one story is just an anecdote, and likely won't go anywhere.
Yes, guys spend five hours interviewing for a tech position without seeing any men, that happens all the time.
The singular "they" is fine.
Alright, cool, then we can safely disregard your wall o' text.
How is this different from FileCoin?
So, you would not criminalize shouting fire in a crowded theater, as it only is meant to convey information?
I'd like to see the router simply refuse to communicate with the outside world until that username/password combo is changed. You can print the default user/password right on the device, so when you forget the password you can simply reset to factory settings - and trying to access any site will instead redirect you to a "Hey, change this password!" notice.
Unrelated, you can just say "Because they're a nerd" and avoid that awkward he/she construct.
Yeah, everyone knows that condensed water vapor in the atmosphere always fades in a few minutes. That's why clouds aren't real!
Oh, you mean pictures like these? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C...
You know that bombing factories is, like, illegal, right? And that most people have, you know, ethics?
You can't hover over links before you click them?
Yes, they spun them off into Global Foundries.
Bigots are far better but good luck trying to find one.
Are you sure you know what the USA is like?
(Unrelated, I totally agree with you about the faucet controls).
You could have also bought a $5 blender from the local thrift store.