It was a double penetration with his brother.

Skyrim came out closer to 9/11 than to today.

Who knows, maybe he decided to repent and is just still holding the sign because dropping it would be littering.

A fiscal responsibility to who?

Adding another suggestion for WinDirStat in a direct reply to you, in case you didn’t notice the reply to the reply. It makes finding the biggest diskspace hogs trivial, whether it’s a massive file sitting deep in the directory tree or a directory full of other directories that each have 500 3MB files that all add up to 100GB, or 3 installers’ temporary files that they never cleaned up, though you’ll only notice them if they take up a lot of space.

I’ll merge early but also try to go a bit slower than the person in front of me to open a gap which allows me to absorb some of the traffic wave (where flow alternatively speeds up and slows down from people trying to get up to speed only to have to slam on the brakes because some car ahead wasn’t going fast enough to maintain that), as well as leave space for others to merge at speed.

Though I sometimes close the gap if I notice people pulling into the right lane to try to skip the line.

There was an article about removing the modem (or other essential piece of that data path) from a specific model of car (prius I think?), hoping to see more of those.

They also create weak points along their edge since it needs to bend more to make up for the stiffness of the plastic part. It’ll start coming apart there before the neck frays.

And they need to subscribe to access and execute their troubleshooting options.

I am facing forward but am not sure what the next step is.

It’s a team effort.

It’s the lights that really make that picture.

I wish they’d take the test ones one step further and actually try to phish some information. I failed one of those tests but realized it right after clicking the link, but it didn’t matter because they assume that clicking the link means you’re going to provide everything else they are looking for.

Not sure what kind of links your regular urgent emails usually have, but if you’re regularly clicking strange links as part of your job, they should really take it to the next step and see if you were going to provide credentials or something before failing the test because otherwise it just means people are afraid to do their jobs because it might be another test.

That reminds me to add some lemon juice to my water.

Yeah and some of the less common ones were fun or even more optimal.

Like I had a paladin tank in classic. It was difficult holding threat especially if the targets weren’t undead, but it was so rewarding to succeed.

My mage was a frost mage like so many were after Molten Core basically pigeon holed mages into frost spec. But holy shit could fire/arcane mages put out dps. The PvP spec was incredibly bursty but the PvE spec could do more damage than frost spec (outside of MC) plus was more interesting than constant frostbolt spam.

Though affliction warlock was probably my favourite spec out of them all, due to the different durations of each of the dots making you have to constantly think about spell order. I didn’t play one in classic but switched to my affliction lock as my main in WotLK and remember getting in the top 3 dps on that PvP zone raid boss, desopite being a filler that wasn’t even max level.

I brought my all in that game and if I was trying to join a pug raid, it was because I knew that character was ready for it regardless of spec or gear. But I did get tired of raiding on a schedule with a guild and pugs could be shitshows, so I kinda understand it.

According to Agent Smith, humans also stink inside the matrix.

The crazy mass orgy dances happen outside of the matrix.

It depends on how well you specified the requirements. Like not leaving out things you might consider obvious. Eg if you’re specifying a sight that includes a range scale, make sure you include that the ranges should be calibrated such that calibrating it at one range will make it accurate at the others instead of just adding random lines and numbers that look like it shows correct range dropoff, and that the ranges correspond to the ammunition that will be fired instead of just copy/pasting from a .22 range sight.

Think of it like making a wish from a genie (folklore genie, not disney).

Yet somehow, Oprah returned.

Shit, I remember it being 50% of people are above average intelligence. Guess I got split into the stupid reality :(