Or better yet leave the resources in the hands of the people that earned them to begin with.

But, but, but the poster behind the laptop has an AT-AT on it. Maybe they could build one of those instead?

Hmm, I look at the temperature outside, then I feel the temperature inside. When we're trying I'd say it works pretty good.

Yea, but you can get that 20% of the content like 10 times faster than the USA.

Now it seems every post on any day is an unfunny joke.

Interestingly I was never taught to do addition/subtraction like that but have always done it that way. It helps me to quickly get to something close when estimating and also get more precise by thinking a little more through the steps.

It's all about limiting the number of steps you have to memorize and being able to break a problem up into a few easier smaller problems.

I haven't used it but the jist I get is that your build system, rather than just outputting an application package that then has to be installed on an OS outputs a complete container that can then be run with zero other dependencies in all your QA/test environments right up until deployed to production.

The answer to too much government is more government to watch it.

They made that money by exchanging it for goods and services that others thought of as more valuable than the money they handed over. Society has already shared in the profit.

"Perhaps it could feature democratically elected managers."

Because a popularity contest is the best way to chose technical positions.

What the government is doing with their land.

Great point, when it's a company like Valve, just take your business elsewhere. It's quite simple. But when it's government the restrictions on what they can do should be great and well enforced.

Only because there are so many examples.

Hmm, Mine only says CHA

guess it got interrupted by the next tick prior to completion.

yea, looking around it does seem like a rushed job.