Vaccine by the end of Sunday guys, Elon's got this XD

Every toddler (including mine) plays that on repeat for like 3 months straight as a phase. But they only pay attention to it maybe 1/16th of that time so those numbers all need to be cut by at least 16 to be accurate

They're going to learn real fast that this is a battle of attrition and not in their favor. Horny teens will find a way, we've all been there so we know it's true.

I personally asked my carrier, Virgin/Boost mobile to block these. I did not ask for them, they are unsolicited messages coming from a campaign for a person I do not want messages from; Not that Trump thinks he has to ask permission, but I'm sure that plenty of other people got these messages block too because they are, put simply, spam - in reality and in metaphor.

This needs an award. Next time my boss says these words I'm going to use this as a reply.

You know, if I had suddenly discovered a way to take down a botnet, I wouldn't have said S*** and just dismantled it.

Wow gee, i'm no mechanical engineer, but couldn't a FAILURE of one of the blades, throw the thing off balance and damage one or both of the others? that seems so much more likely...and I believe in ufo's.

HP seems to be making the argument, that if it can't sell gaming PC's, then gaming must be dead, or something...its all straws.

The market isn't going to suddenly shift to consoles and not PC's like a snap of your fingers. Look at VHS! The last major VHS distributor closed shop, and VHS format has been around for almost 32 years, DVD format debuted in 1993, and we're only now phasing out production on VHS.

But the DVD replaces the VHS, here's the biggest difference. Console gaming doesn't replace PC gaming and vice versa, both methods can coexist just fine. And even with all the home gaming around, places like Gameworks thrive on their arcades. Arcade gaming will die before anything IMHO

Where I work if a project gets shelved we separate any useful functions from the code and copy those for future use. and then the code gets archived and a document of its code printed out on paper for reference and as a hard backup. Basically its recycled, although we've had clients come up after 5 years wanting to restart the project, and are surprised that we still have it.

I don't have time to troll through all the responses to see if I'm repeating anything, but I offer my wisdom. Its more difficult to get a job without a degree, but not impossible. Some employers only care that you have that piece of paper, and could care less if you actually knew the stuff. The trick lies in finding one that knows that the talent behind that paper (or that would be behind it) is way more important than the paper itself.