My company was very old school and had a dress code for all stupid situations, including travel on business. Also, fly in and fly out meetings are a thing. In the 90’s they wouldn’t let you sit in first class - before points aligned status were a thing, travel enough and you would get bumped up often when in a suit over others.
I don’t plan on buying it. I just know I can if there is an emergency. And I take showers as needed, but at least once a day - what a silly accusation to jump to.
But hey, you do you.
Because they don’t sell underwear where you travel to? N+1 is the right answer.
And people wonder why we Americans are so weird when we bring our huge suitcases, packed full of clothes will probably never wear…
Reading this thread has taught me that when I have a girl over and she tells me that I am not a normal male, I really had no idea how much I didn’t do as a male that other men do all the time….
I wear all of my clothes until they show clear signs of being worn out and then determine whether that it should be donated or trashed. And i have one shirt then I’ll probably never throw away and it’s one that I’ve had since the 80s, my goonies shirt.
Dude was a multidimensional being from an alternate future where magic was real and he copied history books. Occam’s razor man, sometimes the simplest answer is the right one. /s just in case.
Nice. Been a while since I’ve seen that. I used mind maps, then structured. This seems like the clean version but mine I could write on a chalk/whiteboard before I hand wrote it in the Harvard format. 2000+ word essays, several pages long, MLA style. Always an A.
Companies claiming 99.9999 uptime is an absurd goal for a SLA, and wouldn’t even survive a small internet outage like a DDoS attack or Akamai outage. I remember in the 90s selling the idea of 5 9’s - 99.999% on my resume until some manager who Interviewed me asked me to state the expected downtime. I stopped claiming that number because it’s impossible without full active redundancy in different locations and not dependent on external providers like cloudflare ever going down.
And please don’t argue maintenance windows “cover it” because that’s not how they work in the real world today.
Downtime per year:
For my home lab I’m happy my stuff is online and content I hardly lose access when there’s a power outage thanks to my ups. But if I tracked I’d be closer to 95%. Good enough but I can’t wait till I just don’t care to run anything.
No. You’ll get 20 new clowns all fighting to be the new king. With luck they’ll eat each other as they step on the backs of everyone else. You want to see change, project 2025 needs to burn.
Also eat the rich.
Rules for thee, not for me.
Up until they got bought and ruined, the hiking project was my favorite. So now I’m using Komoot (iOS). No issues so far but it’s been 2 weeks.
Uhh. No we are not. But we play dumb to also enjoy clearly fake things.
Former IT consultant here. 60+ hours a week every week. With periods of 70-80 hours for up to 3 weeks at a time,5-10x a year. 90 might be a stretch but I’ve done a few 90hr weeks myself. You do what’s needed to keep your job, or in my case to make that 30% completion bonus.
** edit - plus I was always on. Email from boss at 2am, or a client. Sure as shit replying. Americans are idiots, myself included.
I have this device that can tell, please step into the steam over there. Yes yes, ignore the pot and lid.
Or you know, just don’t make a big deal, don’t stare, just keep moving up. If you need to look somewhere else because you see ass of the opposite sex…
The amount of immaturity nonsense in this thread is crazy.
Ahh, chicken little the world is not cooked yet. But it’s close.
When you have not enough food, when the water shortages start and when the world temps stay so high we can’t bear it, well then itll be to late to fight back.
Good news is, the world will heal when the virus dies.
What horribly wrong advice. There is no defending it, your wild crazy accusation is just wrong.
Aint nothing but mammals, doing it like they do on the discovery channel
It’s a shame that song lost momentum.
We’ve had one war, yes. What about a second war?
Yeah, 20 years ago they weren’t a self paid tracker that reported my every action on the web - tracking was minimal and limited. But now maybe not a forest as much as just limiting what tech I have in my house - for instance last week I bought an analaog scale to replace my 15 year old smart one from Withings that has been without WiFi for years.
I also limit how much time I have my phone on my person, or total screen time.