Or we should treat anybody that calls as a victim regardless of their gender?

Let me grab my domestic electron accelerator: a CRT television.

If the gaming servers are still hosted offsite? Everybody is still playing online but in the same room.

I mean, the obvious, and eventual market outcome, of this is to drink less coffee. I'm down from five cups a day to one (sometimes two) over the last few years.

We can't even get our boss to use the team calendar where we track our availability (WFH, vacation, trips, shifts, etc.).

"Boomba activated." *Doom theme* *whrrrrrr*

and Carly Fiorina.

So a fancy Pepper's Ghost?

I remember seeing it on an episode of BBC's Horizons in the 90s. "Antibiotic Resistance - The Virus that Cures"

I'm absolutely sure they're just trying to increase profits by improving efficiency and that there is no ulterior motive or underlying scheme to extract even more money from the banking system to line their own profits. Right, guys?

My question is if most people can differentiate a 1F difference. Precision is useless if your sensor isn't sensitive enough,

This is what pushed me out of trying DF ~15 years ago; the noob-punishingly steep learning-cliff. I gave it a few tries and my dwarfs kept dying and it wasn't fun it was infuriating and obtuse. When I saw the release announcement yesterday the first thing I checked was to see if there's now a tutorial.

I don't quite understand why this employee would be trying to 'save' Meta. To save their job? They already worked at FB whose days were inevitably numbered by how immorally unscrupulous they were. It would have caught up with them eventually. Metaverse or no.

If FB had actually been an honest company that truly cared about connecting users they might have sat in a beloved and treasured position rather than the poisonous rat they are. In contra I've never really heard of anybody hating Steam on moral objections. Yeah, they have a solid monopoly and flaws, but the underlying motivation is just to sell games and connect players. But Steam never had an IPO so I presume the distinction is fragging MBAs.

I haven't bought an ATI card since my ~2000 All-in-Wonder Pro 128 Rage and the terrible driver experience I had. I had nothing but poor experiences with ATI boards prior.

I admittedly suffered through the nVIDIA FX years, but this pricing nonsense has me reconsidering AMD again.

Yup. I had a teacher describe me as the "most restless child" she ever taught. Wouldn't ya know- I evened out.