I own one, and I have read it.

Two: I am mussing the boombox experience, and Bockbuster never made it to my country.

He is a Republican politician, in other words, he is dumb as a brick. Sentences like “It is cold here” when he is next to Santa Clause home turf are to be expected.

Removing the second “t” off the word “diett” will reduce its weight by 20%.

This is not a rock. It is just a pebble.

So this is how he tries to escape problems with his banks. Lets see how xAI is rated as collateral for his credits.

Give me that anytime over a laptops usual scratch’n’sniff pad. Because whenever I type on the keyboard, I trigger this thing from afar, sending the cursor everywhere. Somehow, those things react to me remotely.

I did such a thing, but I had a big advantage: the codebase had been done by people who had never really learned to code, and I was a seasoned programmer with 20 years of experience.

Having worked in the field and having seen my fair share of supposedly “true” random numbers, I would really like to see how they would proof this bold claim.

Because the rich just pay politics to provide the law they want to have.

Who from the US government will last the longest in a bonfire. Although it might be questionable if this experiment is really unethical.

Just as I learned on a mechanical typewriter.

I learned typing on a mechanical typewriter back in school. I thought it would speed up my typing on the computer, but actually didn’t, because what I did on the computer was programming, which is quite incompatible with ten-finger typing.

But nowadays it is actually helpful when I write texts, although I have to switch context quite often (reading the original text in one window, then switching to the editor to write the summary). Still faster than other peoples “eagle typing”: looking for the right key and descending on it with one finger.

Yes, I use both. Learned typing that way.

Yes, no problem with those rented licences.

You are either naive or new to this planet. If you tell industry that this or that thing is voluntary, it will definitely not happen. There must be thousands of examples out there. “Voluntary” regulation never worked on this planet.

If you want industry to do something, there is the stupid way of bribing them into it, and the smart way of simply forcing them to comply. If you do the latter, they will still squirm, complain, and demand money (loads of money!) to follow the law. If you forgot to define fines for non-compliance or made them too small, they won’t follow the law, either, of course, so the fines have to be painful enough so they can’t just file them away as “costs of doing business”.

Seriously depends on your local water source. Our tap water has more than enough mg, ca, and other mineral ingredients to start making it a pain in the ass (hard water). But it is (of course) drinkable, and tastes quite good.

Geometry, class six or seven.

Let me give you a hint: The four are probably driving a GMC Vandura. But it is not known if this one is actually black with an ascending red stripe.

I’ve seen short upheavels caused by youtubes greed these days when they complained that they did not like adblockers, but at least the video restarted after a short hiccup. This seems different. No, this is different, I just checked.