There’s a local shop that sells non alcoholic spirits exclusively. The owners are all alcoholics. I’ve often wondered if it’s healthy for them to drink it, even if doesn’t contain any alcohol it seems like keeping he same sort of habits might trigger something in them. But it’s not for me to judge.
It doesn’t even have the taste. I’ve tried non alcoholic bourbon, they replace the kick with a lot of cinnamon. It tastes like cinnamon and fake smoke flavor. If I hadn’t seen the bottle I would have thought it was meant to be a steak rub.
Meh. Leslie Jones’s character was the laziest “sassy black woman” stereotype I’ve ever seen. Whoever wrote that drivel isn’t fit to work on a 3rd rate sketch comedy show let alone a big budget Hollywood movie.
Yeah. Always cross train, always document. What if John had died?
Code of Honor, Sub Rosa
Terminal servers, sccm, SQL, software that’s only available for Windows. Companies and governments don’t consider ideology when they choose a platform. They consider “what do I need to run this product” and “what’s the TCO”. Most larger orgs will have a healthy mix of windows and *nix servers and often a separate team to manage each.
Just about every government and business. I’m guessing you’ve never had a job in IT.
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This game would be worth paying full price for if I can kill neelix
Yeah mine requires the Toyota Safety Connect or some such, I’m pretty sure it’s just their implementation of OnStar.
I dunno if Toyota ever paywalled performance, but they definitely paywall features. My '15 Lexus requires a subscription service to use remote start. Its app based and relies on the car’s 2g cellular card so it doesn’t even work anymore.
It was. Hardware was absolute trash in the early-mid 90s.
Tbf most things worked poorly back then. I constantly had to pop my 386 open and jiggle the ram to get it to boot
That’s how most people used it, yeah. But it’s meant to be a midi port which is why it’s on sound cards.
Its on the sound card because it’s a midi port. Its designed for connecting a keyboard (as in electronic piano). Most people used it for gamepads but that’s not what it was there for.
That’s a midi port
Ps/2 ports predated the PlayStation 2 by years. Sony made naming confusing in this case.
Liar! Blasphemer!
So tempted to delete all my replies just to spite you
I never understood that episode. I’m sure there’s some sort of metaphor there but I just couldn’t figure it out