someone came to my door and almost beat my face in because his daughter had tracked her airpods to my house. i kept talking for about five minutes and then asked to see it, by which time the airpods had drifted to a new location.

Here's another one: socks and gloves. Some people have a tendency to want to dive under the covers to fall asleep, but covering your hands either with gloves or at the waist with a small blanket accomplishes much of the same thing. Can also save on air conditioning.

The people most driven up the wall are the gregarious salespeople and managers whose spouses have burst their bubble about how likeable they really are. One guy who had been begging to go back to the office told bad joke after bad joke on an emergency call. Not feeling any social pressure as we weren't in the same room, no one laughed or groaned. I'm more sympathetic to the 20-somethings who made friends at work, and live somewhere fun.

Have private tutors register which students they're instructing with the college board that runs the SAT. Just make it another data point. If colleges would prefer someone whose parents paid for tutoring or private school, meaning they may have broader emotional support to not drop out, that's useful in retention rates. Or they find out that the student paid for that instruction him or herself? That would impress me.

Pretty much. I'm still not exactly cuddly, but I'm getting some recently diagnosed health issues under control. I managed to get some social reprieve once I shared my condition with a few key people. We have a similar "No Jerks [actually a stronger word was used]" rule.

The show runners have been tapped to direct Star Wars. Who wouldn't slap GoT out of fan's mouths in order to mount that cash cow?

The United States used bacteriophages prior to antibiotics. Russia kept using bacteriophages, but they target them to specific illnesses. Doing this properly requires a lab and, in the U.S., probably an insurance review and authorization that would complete some 14 business days after death. Antibiotics control bacteria better, cut out the middle man, and allow our go go capitalist practitioners to punch communism in the nose.

Not a big road cyclist fan. As funny as it looks, there's a bit too much machismo. Would rather see them on penny farthings. At least you couldn't claim not to see them.

This is the country of the Page 3 girl and the "fun" version of GQ. How are they supposed to distinguish between topless and porn?

Volunteers from FAANG did the Federal sites. If this paltry amount goes to states, it will probably be down payment to second rate slave owners like IBM, Oracle, or InfoSys.

Try to get a C-level suit fired. Let me know how that goes. But please, feel free to continue the baby genius food fight.

Caffeine sensitivity is a big one. Abnormal rhythms can last two days in some people after drinking two cups of coffee.

If theyâ(TM)re mentored well, maybe. However, I have worked with several managers who had a crippling fear of high IQ people, and would let them rot. Iâ(TM)m going to go out on a limb and guess 115 is probably enough, with 110 being enough for Ops. An engineering mindset and attitude are probably more important. Empathy helps other be more productive as well.

So I hear: My CTO applied to 200 jobs when his company failed. He still can't believe he got the job.

Search the pastebins. Plenty of good passwords. Doesn't really matter when a website is storing it as an unencrypted hash in a database with the default admin password still enabled. Maybe this is why the young'uns are cynical...