I mean, if they had the chance, Iran would have assassinated him. And several dozen other countries, a few million of his citizens and many of his close relatives.

Whether they had actually tried or not is anybody’s guess, but he didn’t seem to mind the last assassination attempt, which is an interesting shower thought.

Then, let’s just call it “massive decentralized surprise testing”

Test in production is the best. We spent months warning from data bugs and nobody bat an eye (upstream bug, not our responsibility but we noticed) When it was d launched in prod we just pointed out the bug that nobody fixed was still there and immediately a war room was formed and the bug fixed within an hour.

It honestly seems more efficient to let shit hit the fan than to fight everybody to do their job.

Only the head, not a the whole sheep.

Unlikely. They aren’t buying the RAM sticks, they are burying the capacity and making other kinds of RAM.

A few are hoarding consumer RAM, but it’s neglectable compared with the amount that’s not compared to last year

It’s official, most companies would rather hire north Korean spies than me

For them to be open to the idea of it being their fault, the evidence must be overwhelming.

Well, it’s consistent.

I honestly have seen worse, like czkawka, which means hiccup in Polish, and it’s good to know because I have to check for the make on a translator every time I need to use it. Great application though.

Try with a VM first, or install on an external drive and boot from USB.

I got a Mac at work and I struggled for a long time to do many basic things. Any change can be a challenge and there’s a learning curve. Same moving to Linux

He’s nuts, but even nuts can do something well time to time. Just look at pistachios.

On some Mac books. With limitations.

It’s an amazing project, but outsiders might overestimate it’s status if you say it that way.

This one will not even boot in a long time.

• starts drawing /s on all the explosives

The twist is, they hate everybody except billionaires.

The bottleneck of that laptop is CPU and drive, and with 8 gigs of RAM it would still be. 16GB RAM is the only thing that laptop has going for it.

Honestly, as a Certified Apple Hater I still have no doubts that the laptop with the A18Pro will run circles around the one you showed and will be a better bang for the buck.

Yes, of course. They want a “everybody, all the time” service game.

I didn’t see the head of the Department of Special operations, but the head of the Department of War was there… Talking about Jesus.

As I didn’t seen them mentioned

• Scrubs: 8 UND ONLY 8 seasons of funny comedy, heart wrenching tragedy. For such a funny show, they managed to still make me cry with “Where Do You Think We Are?”
• Better off Ted: very funny too, hardly ever hear anybody mentioning it
• Bluey: is you have small children and you are going to give them screen time, do both of you a favor and chose bluey.

Fringe: starts weird, but then they introduce the multiverse.

Honestly great, they knew how to change things up when the “strange phenomena of the week” formula was about to get old.

This is already less powerful than an old iPad. My SO is looking for a cheap laptop and this one is one I would tell her to avoid like the plague.

Playtest this week was met with pretty mixed results, people either loved it or hated it.

Honestly, that shouldn’t be bad. Not all games need to appeal to everybody. Take ARMA, for example. It would do shit on a playtest, but the group who likes it does it for some of the reasons the rest would hate it. I think we need to switch a bit from “fuck this game, it’s not for me” to “I don’t care about it, it’s not for me. If it’s for you that’s fine”