> and a high six figure salary!

Did you ask which currency?

They had a patent on the two counter rotating rollers. No offers of a product with LIDAR, perhaps based on price. Patent ran out and they're now toast.

I've got one of their newer combo units that also mops. Used the mop just once. Meh. Still use the vacuum ability.

I was always embarrassed how long I could stand there and watch them decide where to go next however.

I like the mapping ones solely based on being around when they're running. Less time running is less noise.

But by looking at the author's notes rather than figuring solving the encryption.

This is accurate. I worked under their umbrella for over 25 years. They had bought the company that owned our company... and over the course of 10 years or so assimilated us. I'm amazed I lasted so long there once layoffs were regular events more than once a year. Those that lasted were treated well but as the parent says, it's a big place.

Now you might need to explain who IBM is.

> Please, define a living wage...

As of late 2022, the federal living wage in the United States was estimated at $25.02 per hour for a family of four with two working adults2
. This translates to about $52,041 annually per working adult.

So that makes him a douchenary visionbag

That can't be right. Massachusetts has ~7 million residents. There have been ~7,500 deaths. That's 0.1% of the population.

Check this out on youtube. Six parts, but very well done with a good answer.

http://youtu.be/R18yDjc2lKE

I agree, nothing of value added with these icons. Learned that from Security Now, with Steve Gibson.

I've been at it an hour and can't find out a way to get back where I was reading. Other than pressing the "Many more" button a few hundred times and having a really long page.... This site has always been confusing for me to navigate.

Are we the only ones that read the blog 'backwards'?

I agree that the headline and snippet are unclear.

Yep, this was the time of '78s. My wife just recorded a song 'Put the blame on Mame' that was based on the '78 recording. Great stuff!