The Home Depot nearest to where I used to live had cameras in the tools section … Which is fine, but whenever they noticed a person in view, they would turn on the attached screens and play a tone every ten seconds or so. I guess it was to remind you that you were being surveilled?
Anyway, I always found them intrusive, annoying and offensive. I’m not surprised they’ve become part of a larger problem.
This is impressive, but I would 100% kick that panel on the floor every time I walked by.
When I first moved into my current house, my then three-year-old said that there’s “a little boy who talks to me who Mommy and Daddy can’t see or hear” in the house.
They didn’t bring him up again after that, but ever since I’ve been alert for … Not seeing or hearing anything, I guess.
I remember Camel Nutsack in Everquest.
That’s fair, I feel like I could support the project either way.
Huh, I had no memory of him being in The Martian. To me he’ll always be Troy. With a backup of Childish Gambino because I showed this clip to a friend:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMY9y-6W_fQ
And the friend said he resembled the musician, which is how I found out that actor also has a rap career.
Anyway, thanks for bringing this to my attention!
Depressing endings are so rare in movies that I, personally, often enjoy them for the novelty if nothing else.
I don’t remember much of that movie, but an Aliens / Evil Dead crossover sounds like a lot of fun.
It’s not.
And the owner of Epic, which owns Fortnite, is rabidly anti Linux. I believe he’s made some concessions to lose less of the Deck market share, but he’s made many insulting and untrue statements of Linux and its users in the past as well as actively sabotaging Linux functionality in games that used to have it.
Well, certainly that was more information than I knew about it, thanks!
No, but I’m friends with them.
Apparently AQ-50 is an autism test. Now I feel called out.
I thought this post was about the numbers and … Well, I like 16. It’s got a few neat math things going on. 19 is a prime, but doesn’t have much else going on for it.
edit: I was thinking that 16x3 was 38 and that 19x2 was 38, which would be interesting. However, 16x3 is 48, which I love, while 19x2 is indeed 38, which is still pretty cool. On the other hand, 64 is fun, while 57 is super duper boring.
Maybe my wife is right when she says I’m neurodivergent.
edit: This is pleasing to me.
That first line is reminiscent of Snowcrash.
I bought my wife a surface, but I’ve never tried one myself. I do hear they’re surprisingly good with Linux!
Since when?
My second grade teacher told me that negative numbers don’t exist.
She was trying to communicate that you can’t have a negative quantity of something (pencils in this case) but I had just learned about negative numbers in my own time and her words indicated that the concept wasn’t real, even if that wasn’t her intent. At the time, I found the exchange very upsetting.
That sounds like an alliterative challenge.
I think you’re making a joke I’m too oblivious to get, but in case I was wrong:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gadsby_(novel)
(Not to be confused with a similarly titled book that definitely uses the letter ‘e’)
I’m not sure which these were, but either way, I found their presence offensive. Thanks for the information though!