chiliedogg

Did you see the video?

Even the AI knows he has issues with his diet.

For the benefit of the underprivileged?

It's fine when you're young.

When you get older, the ability to roll your feet off the bed and easily stand up is clutch.

They shouldn't be. My internet comes from a WISP antenna network that I help manage connected to Fiberlight.

We're a small neighborhood across a lake from any meaningful cities, so we have a 150-ft tower on either side of the lake. One side is connected to the fiber and the other has directional antennas aimed at receivers for each house.

The Cameron Avatar films are great spectacles. They should be experienced in the theatre.

And they know what they are. They don't have much cultural relevance, but they make stupid money because they're event films.

My internet isn't great (about 15 megabit), and HBO has really bad compression artifacts and buffers really often, whereas Netflix, YouTube, Hulu, Disney, etc all do just fine.

University is overpriced, but a degree isn't just saying that you've gained knowledge. Being able to look up and memorize stuff doesn't mean you'll be good employee. if you can't work effectively with a team or tend not to finish a project all the knowledge in the world means nothing.

The most important thing most degrees demonstrate is that you can work for years on a project with multiple milestones involving multiple disciplines, work with others or self-direct, and meet goals.

My biggest issue with them is their shit streaming quality.

Yeah. This administration has made it clear they will never do the right thing and will violate any agreement. There's zero reason to negotiate with them.

It's whybthe Dems CANNOT back off on the shutdown. Trump's threatening to fire a bunch of federalnworkers he doesn't like if the Dems don't play ball, but he's been doing thay anyway for 10 months. There's nothing he can threatening he isn't going to do anyway, so there's no reason to compromise.

The Oas was actually pretty solod. The only real problem was the removal of the start menu and traditional interface for non-touch computers. It's just that it was a huge fucking problem that destroyed the perception of Win8 even after the issue was addressed.

If Metro had been the alternative interface and the traditional experience the default, it would have been celebrated as a great OS.

12 year-olds from 1997.

I'm a government official and people can walk in the building and demand to see my text messages and emails, and I have to hand them over (with reasonable, well-defined reactions categories like social security numbers, home addresses of certain officials and citizens, etc).

And that's a good thing.

I'm not gonna say I enjoy Open Records Requests, but that's mostly because it's a pain in the ass redacting shit, and I recently had to do a TON because a very high-profile person had interactions with the city and every journalism outlet in the country submitted slightly different requests thay required me having to do reactions on about 10,000 pages of documents despite the requests only covering about 30 emails between them.

But it's a pain I'm willing to put up with to maintain transparency.