I’ve been trying to fill in the data around me. It’s not there yet. But I’m trying.

And I’m not in some backwater area. I’m just outside Chicago and when I go into the city I’m still filling things out.

Go the opposite. Use your power for good. The object becomes damn near impossible to destroy. What is irreplaceable for society? What has so much cultural significance that its so important that it becomes nearly industructible.

Lol. I’m screwed. My asthma makes any sort of cardio impossible after 5 minutes.

I know of an engine that runs on water. It’s a shame you have to heat it up a whole lot first for it to become steam.

Your also looking at a very specific field. Some fields require a degree and others require talent and a nonstop work ethic to just get out there and do it day after day and push through those hardships.

As far as I’m concerned there are always letters. We just hide them or when they are young use a question mark.

2 + 5 = ?

Is super basic algebra if you just change the question mark to an X.

My guess is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G7

There are published manuals from the US army on improvised munitions too.

“maga are complaining DOGE engineered got fixed.”

Jesus fucking Christ, it’s the federal government. The public sector. We are fucking ENTITLED to know who runs our government.

Because no one wants to be the first to start a revolution. No one wants to be a martyr to get the cause going. No one is desperate enough yet to put their life and freedom on the line.

Sure, but we can’t ever stop talking about it either. We need more, too. But we need to keep making people aware. Keep it in the news, keep it in public discourse.

Unifi. I’ve got a box of APs as ewaste just sitting in the basement. Every so often I would get more ewaste from companies I work with.

I don’t need the most demanding of wifi systems. I hardwire most of my stuff whenever possible. And I have a fairly small home. A single AP on the main floor, 1 AP on the basement. 1 AP in the detached garage.

Most of my wifi devices are iot things on their own vlan.

Depends on the job/industry. For instance, I’m in the US.

For IT. Neither of those have come up. But a lot of my jobs have been references by friends or people I’ve worked with.

For driving commercially, drug tests are required for your license. And companies are required by law to do so many tests a quarter.

Oh man. I’ve had this kind of thing. I started inviting people I knew wouldn’t come. I wouldn’t feel bad when they didn’t. But I’d occasionally get a couple that I didn’t expect and had a good time.

My girlfriend hates hearing no though so she only invites those she knows will say yes. It’s a bit of a bummer. Because I always enjoy the surprise of someone I didn’t expect.

Google modern rogue. They have some basic fire eating trick videos.

I also used to be able to perform a muscle pass with a coin. Basically flexing my hand in a way that would cause a coin to “jump” a couple feet into the air as if it were defying gravity.

Another one was being able to slow and stop analog watches. But that’s just a ring that’s a magnet and when you bring it close to a watch it will hold the springs and things inside.

Are you some modern rogue or something?

Just kidding, it’s one of the fun tricks I also know.

I’m a big fan of ipmi so I can remotely manage it. I’d look at one of these now: https://www.starwindsoftware.com/blog/supermicro-superserver-e200-8de300-8d-review/

I don’t really like having to connect a monitor and keyboard when working on my servers now.

Storage is really limited for TV and movies though if you are running Plex.

If you want to host something like libre office, just remember how important backups actually are. If you take the risk of hosting business documents, make sure you do everything necessary to protect them.

I’m super curious how they will handle inclement weather where lanes cease to exist. And drive thrus. How will it handle a drive thru fully autonomously?

GPS is now like mini maps in racing games.

Right tighty became right loosey.