Still a false alert, just that level of the alert chain wasn't to blame. Whomever put "This is not a drill" in the drill message was to blame.

actually a *very* possible hypothesis.

that's a 'W' a '3' and a schoolyard 'asshole'

that would certainly boost (or destroy) any credibility in their current results.

I bait them with facts when I'm bored. Otherwise I just ignore them.

exactly why I haven't dumped them :-)
I keep them for the lulz.

One of my favorite tropes is to bait them with hard facts as to the prior mortality of the vax of the day.

I actually had one come back with "Herd immunity protects my kids, so I shouldn't have to vax". I pointed out that all it takes is 5% of the people feeling the same way to destroy herd immunity... I was unloaded on about it. /sigh.

want to borrow a few of my tinfoil hat friends?
I also have some anti vaxers if you really want to read outlandish stuff...

I know I should just dump them, but it's like a perpetual slow motion train wreck.

money was the primary reason, but the open plan office is the runner up as to why I'm leaving my current job.

I've *always* been with a CU. I seriously don't understand what possible perks a bank gives that make it compelling for an individual person.

Belkin routers are total shit, no other word for it. In fact... I'm not entirely sure if they make anything good.

I'm thinking the same thing and the owner is just saying so to try and CYA.

wow, you're more pissed than I am!
What's the other company? I'm dying to know??

op-amp with a nice feedback circuit then?

lulz. yes your interpretation is more complete, but at heart the op-amp is the active element.

damn, I already posted in this thread or you'd have mod points!
That's a spooky interesting article!

specifically, they appear to have invented an operational amplifier...

LM741's are what... $0.50 each?