

It’s almost like the entire narrative is just bad faith tribalism.
It’s almost like the entire narrative is just bad faith tribalism.
I thought Nintendo games never went on sale? 🤯
It’s new math. In this new approach, the important thing is to understand what you’re doing rebroadcast the narrative,
rather than to get the right answer.
I cannot articulate how perfect this synopsis is.
I paid dearly for mine. Compound interest is a bitch.
Love this song. The live versions with Floor are also fantastic.
I’ve done some seriously stupid shit in excel, mostly due to it being the only tool I had. By the time I handed the project off to someone else for maintenance/feature creep, there were VLOOKUP ranges spanning dozens of columns. VLOOKUP doesn’t care what column the target is named, only the offset from the beginning of the range. So being able to calculate CA minus W is pretty handy.
Yes, the project should have been a database. But these things happen when skinflint company meets annoyed amateur: you get a sprawling VBA abomination that, despite making actual developers want to choke a bitch, still works orders of magnitude better than the previous system.
The grey is labeled BSE-free areas, though there’s enough jpeg in there to squint and make it say whatever.
That’s the general gist of the standard advice, yeah.
The backfire effect, as presented by The Oatmeal:
If you have a hatchback, it’s even easier. Lean in, start the car, roll down the windows, walk around to the hatch. I don’t even bother doing more than one open and close anymore.
A similar situation is happening with the Colorado River:
Depending on the episode, so is the Federation 🤫
(Not really good news)
If you have MACs on your LAN, that’s your problem.
The screenshot looks to be from this post:
From Florida, ironically.