Heh. Nice find.

Then there was that time under NT that i tried organizing the system directory. Well, it was kind of okay until the next reboot. Not being able to boot is a great teacher too. :)

I'd far rather have a/c though!

Let's trade! We always want what we don't have, eh? :)

In your case, though, you can provide you're own A/C, as you have a window, put in a window fan, or a double window fan that can blow air both in and out. (I used to have one of those and was really happy. It may not be perfect, but you have some recourse. Enjoy what you have. :)

I wish we had windows. Lucky dog.

She has a space heater. She uses it during the winter.

The funny part is, she thinks rationally (half-way techie even) when she wants to. The even funnier part is, she's from the Ukraine.

I have a fan. If i showed up in shorts i would likely be reprimanded for not wearing business casual.

Luckily, i have headphone to hide what i listen to, so no red stapler is required.

> GitHub revoked the keys, but it's not clear if they were ever abused by attackers.

If only GIt allowed a way to see what was changed.

Say you sign up with a company when their T&C says they won't use your phone number for marketing, but then they change their T&C to state the opposite. Now they have your phone number. Are they bound by the T&C they stated when you signed up? But even if they are, what is a customer's recourse? If someone were to sue, that would cost a lot of money, which would result in a settlement of probably little value. So what recourse is there for consumers?

> Escape from Tomorrowland

Escape from Tomorrowland != Tomorrowland w/ George Clooney

The former was filmed on Disney property guerrilla-style.

At least they're equal race discriminators. http://content.time.com/time/b...