Turns out heâ(TM)s only mostly dead, i.e. slightly alive

Wait. What do I mean by that?

This is hilarious

Cosmic rays wreak havoc on transistors, and space-qualified electronics are orders of magnitude more expensive than terrestrial. Anything electronic on the Mars surface is going to cost a fortune, if you want any semblance of reliable functionality.

How about dealing with the problem at its source instead of pumping people full of drugs? We should be teaching people how to be mindful of and manage stress from a young age, but you wonâ(TM)t find breathing exercises or calming meditations in our school curriculum, because people are afraid it will turn all the kids into pseudo-Buddhist hippies.

All the cards put together could conceivably be as much as one broken Christmas toy! Oh the humanity!

Check out Tesloop

FTFY

EE major. Wouldâ(TM)ve benefited from more practical examples and exercises to provide perspective to the theoretical concepts. Without that it was very dull sometimes. Sure we had instructional âoelabsâ building circuits by hand, but there wasnâ(TM)t much perspective on practical applications, i.e. what type of real world system uses the circuit. Our time in lab wouldâ(TM)ve been better spent learning how to select components and lay out PCBs rather than arranging wires on s breadboard every week. Maybe spend the semester designing a system instead of random hodge podge. They didnâ(TM)t even teach us how to solder. Senior design projects couldâ(TM)ve been much cooler if we had been taught more practical design skills.

Maybe if you're running Windows 3.1

Almost identical Guardian article from 2015.

https://www.theguardian.com/sc...

That was beautiful. :'-|

*You don't argue balls and strikes.*

It's part of the game. Let it be. Half the charm of baseball is the old-timey aspect.

Hydrogen Bohr radius is half an Angstrom.

0.05 nanometers

When did "tech sector" stop including the semiconductor and electronics industries?

Anyway here's the real list.
Best paid: CEO
Worst paid: Intern
Highest hourly rate: That omniscient guy down the hall who's been with the company since before you were born.