I enjoyed it for what it was and was sad to see almost everyone disliked it that talked about it.

The moment I saw the spice rack I knew I could just find the most useful/valuable spices and get as much of those as possible.

Everything else runs out pretty much instantly or isn't useful ever.

Network Engineer > Network Architect > Network King

Legend says he can identify the usable IP range before witnessing the subnet mask.

I thought the Captcha for account creation was DS9 trivia, huh.

Ah yes, those notorious underage groomers.

I read a short story once that made me think about something similar, that everytime we die our consciousness shifts to the multiverse where we didn't make whatever choice lead to it. To everyone in that initial universe you'd still be dead but you'd continue on somewhere else.

"I'm sorry, my lord. It appears we were only able to jerk off Han Solo and this one snowspeeder metal fabrication tech."

Mind your own pusiness.

I'm sure you can install an HP anywhere concentrator and remote into the machines from home, networking has solutions for things like this.

AI bad, updoots to the left.

In your part of the world there's no cops, no one owns firearms, and there's just no crime?

Absolutely not, I'm all for defunding the police but if your idea of a peaceful country doesn't involve someone owning and being willing to defend themselves with firearms you're just living in a fantasy where crime just magically doesn't exist.

Class B fires can be handled by either AFFF or Potassium Bicarbonate.

Three notifications on the hour and one five minutes ago, sounds like he's a two pump chump and on round 2.

It finally hit the corner straight on.

I'd watch AotC a dozen times back to back before watching TLJ again.

I could see them being archival backups for TV broadcast, quite a few are still using tapes for long term archive.

Damn, if you'd actually watched the video you'd know he spends about 40 minutes covering the issues with crypto as it's crucial to understanding NFTs.

Nice try, though.

A fraction of what it takes for thousands of machines to perform rework of the same problem.

This isn't the good argument you think it is.

Idk about Korea but here it's mostly because you can't afford to. I could barely support myself and someone else (most of that cost would be rent which wouldnt even change, either) before bringing children (whole bunch of new costs) into the mix.

I work a skilled job with half a decade of experience, and am in the correct salary range for the area, as well.