It’s been more than 30 years since I worked at a Target. Are they more lax on the dress code for that group?

What’s up with the kicking dude? Target employees wear red shirts and khaki pants.

They’re both McDonalds, but one is served at the White House.

That’s a first Gen CRV. Those lights are purely decorative and can safely be ignored for 80,000+ miles.

Source: My driveway

It was my main port for close to a decade.

Screen capture and OCR. It’s not a perfect solution, but vendors send me locked PDF docs often enough that I have to get datum from that I’ve done it a few times.

My master bathroom (attached only to my bedroom) door generally stays open partly because the toilet has its own micro-room with its own door that can stay shut, partly because the dog likes lying on the cool tile, and partly because the HVAC system is more efficient that way.

I also have a bathroom between two rooms. My office and kids’ room share one. The office door stays shut all the time. The kids’ room generally stays open for a little additional light, to reduce accidents because they were sleepily fumbling with the door and because kids are inherently kinda lazy about things like closing doors.

Anyone who doesn’t pick this will quickly be insane, and have no friends. I walk through a lot of doorways in a day.

The books my wife reads have different results for love triangles. Wonder how freaky Lucas would have been if he could have gotten away with it.

https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/62491c694ba749709b7e2e303e46a48c

Exabytes. Petabytes are easily surpassed by a lot of companies these days.

They drove a large swath of stores out of business. It’s vastly more difficult

A lot of animated movies have super star studded voiceovers. The pay is pretty good for these actors and they don’t have to spend hours on makeup and wardrobe. They show up in regular clothes, talk into a mic for a couple hours then go home and cash a fat check. Vastly easier than actual acting roles.

I’ve not missed a Veritasium video in a long time 😄. I’m sure that RAM is much easier to produce, but DRR5 is pretty complex still, and is what has been snapped up in whole by these AI companies. I’m actually wondering if we’ll see a resurgence of DDR4 motherboards, as those fabs are likely around still, just likely more idle if used at all.

I’m fairly certain that spinning up RAM fabs isn’t super quick nor something that doesn’t require the most cutting edge tech.

China is definitely ahead of the US in a lot of tech, but unless they do invade Taiwan they might not have quite a deep enough bench.