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This guy definitely has a crypto wallet and a monkey jpeg
This guy definitely has a crypto wallet and a monkey jpeg
Because then they don’t have a display the size of a living room TV to shove ads in your face
That’s actually really cool. Practical effects and creativity >>>>>> lazy CGI.
I had a look as well, and that’s gotta be 1995 dancing baby tier CGI. The effects department must be dusting off the old SGI indys because the budget clearly went to Bob’s next yacht
We reach a new, comical level of greed, and then they find a way to top it.
HE’LL YEAH BROTHER NOTHING LIKE CRANKING A COLD ONE AFTER CRACKING YOURE HOG AROOOOOOO
Not quite related to the conversation, but I think it would be funny if a CEO tried to run a business into the ground but ended up being the most successful and beloved CEO in the company’s history.
“I know, if I enact a 4 day workweek, nobody will have time to get anything done”
“Okay so that didn’t work… Maybe if I increase staffing, give everyone a raise, the overhead will eat into the company profits and nobody will want to invest!”
“Um… I’ll have the dev team drag their heels on product release! Nobody will want to buy our product if we release a month late. Heck, maybe if we wait until the devs say it’s ready we won’t release anything at all! This plan is sure to work!”
Because for some reason, our entire economy is built on short term profit rather than longevity and stability.
Finds 100 kilos of cocaine
“Who would leave 70 kilos of coke just floating in the river?”
Like the one daddy puts in his drink! …and then he gets mad
OMG I was obsessed with this game! I didn’t realize it was still around
In another lifetime I worked for an MSP that would perform network services for local industries. One of our customers, a lumber processing plant, needed ethernet drops for some fancy new controllers for their kilns. I count that job as one of the worst experiences in my career due to the heat alone. It was the middle of July, pulling 12 hour days next to giant furnaces in tin shacks. I probably lost 30 pounds in sweat alone on that job. I could wring out my shirt and jeans at the end of each day. It was absolute misery. I have no idea how the guys who actually worked there each day could do it
Heat is no joke, and I find it appalling that we have nothing in place to protect people from it
looks like I’m one of the many that use Star Trek ships for my naming scheme:
Enterprise - My gaming PC
Kumari (Gen. Shran’s ship) - my debian laptop
Defiant - another debian laptop (a two-in-one ultraportable)
This reminds me of a video a few years ago where a mom was trying to take a picture with her kid and a bison. The kid looked super nervious, but mom kept pushing the kid to get closer. There’s gotta be so many close calls like that where people don’t realize that national parks are not zoos, and the animals will absolutely fuck you up. Hell, animals in zoos will fuck you up too, that’s why they tell you to stay away from the fence.
19/f/California?
I mean, if you have nothing to hide, then surely you don’t need window blinds or a bedroom door? It should also mean that it’s okay for guests to rifle through your closet and dresser drawers, right?
How did I know before even clicking that this would be a Technology Connections video
If there’s a community missing that you really want to see, why don’t you try to start it yourself? That’s what I did on kbin. I’m a big train nerd and missed /r/trains and /r/trainporn, so I started a train magazine to fill that niche. I really have no idea what I’m doing and haven’t run a community before, but it’s been going pretty good! We’re at 80 subscribers, and have started “picking up steam” so to speak.
You should give it a shot!
Having the hood up gives you a temporary +2 boost to hacking