Look like quadrocopter in the images.

I agree with you. The implications are staggering.

The kernel change in WinXP really helped stability. It was certainly easy to have a bad install with any of them though.

Win98 SE was my personal “best experience” with Windows, with WinXP a close second. (Though this likely has to do with the hardware and tasks I was experiencing at the time.)

Remember how much people HATED Win95? They still moved to it to escape DOS, but still. Loads of hate.

Ah, but I bet those monkeys produce more text than Shakespeare! At least within the last 6 months!

Seems a better prompt could solve that.

One’s dishwasher is not exposed to a harsh environment. A large percentage of code is exposed to an openly hostile environment.

If a dishwasher breaks, it can destroy a floor, a room, maybe the rooms below. If code breaks it can lead to the computer, then network, being compromised. Followed by escalating attacks that can bankrupt a business and lead to financial ruin. (This is possibly extreme, but cyber attacks have destroyed businesses. The downside risks of terrible code can be huge.)

<unjerk> At the bare minimum, if a job does not pay enough to for one to stay alive, then one is in a desperate situation. One must treat this as a “hair on fire” emergency. That time at work is wasted and you deserve better. </unjerk>

#Because there used to be subreddits focused on being a jerk. When it was time to be “real”, then fake HTML tags were used to mark it.

It negatively impacts the children.

The steel of the case melted long ago… I guess the carpet is ruined.

Alternative Headline: Billionaire Signals States Should Speed Fiber Rollout

In 1999, when Ivanka was 17 years old, Trump joked that he’d promised his daughter he’d never date a girl younger than her, but that “as she grows older, the field is getting very limited.”

I have heard the first part repeatedly, but not the second.

I know a child nearly kicked out of day care for not napping. It happens.

Keep a 13-inch TV around?

Many libraries have large DVD collections.

It would be a funny comment if that were not a very real attack used against libraries.

From the Rules Section of the Academy Awards Wiki Page :

According to Rules 2 and 3 of the official Academy Awards Rules, a film must open in the previous calendar year, from midnight at the start of January 1 to midnight at the end of December 31, in Los Angeles County, California, and play for seven consecutive days, to qualify, except for the Best International Feature Film, Best Documentary Feature, and awards in short film categories. The film must be shown at least three times on each day of its qualifying run, with at least one of the daily showings starting between 6 pm and 10 pm local time.

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The Best International Feature Film award does not require a U.S. release. It requires the film to be submitted as its country’s official selection.

Actual rules are linked by the Wikipedia page a PDF.

Perhaps this could tax the huge data centers being built in the USA, which tend to get huge local tax incentives. But, if I had a data center I was trying to kit out, this would encourage me to setup shop any place other than the USA. (Latency matters, but not equally for everything.)

That is really interesting.

CEO salaries were huge and often complained about long prior to SOX.

In the USA a law was passed to make CEO pay public for public companies. It was intended to shame the companies into lowering the salaries. CEO salaries skyrocketed. One guess was that “Our CEO must be the best, so we must pay the most to get the best.”

This was long before SOX in 2002.