I'm a code monkey who likes to play video games. Zelda and Pokemon were my first introductions to games and have always been my favorite. I like to crochet and make random things with my 3d printer.
I'm a code monkey who likes to play video games. Zelda and Pokemon were my first introductions to games and have always been my favorite. I like to crochet and make random things with my 3d printer.
I thought the rush was because the Emile (sp?) had some concerning health issues...
My favorite is that "I've not" and "I haven't" are both the same thing (I have not).
Because I am a user of technology and therefore partially responsible for how it's used.
I mean, those actors ARE Canadian, so...
I had legit nightmares that this thing came into my house and ate my family in front of me.
Huh. I just saw this the other day in Iowa with Bob.
$0.25x365=$91.25. Someone forgot a decimal somewhere.
LOTO FTW!
You know, humans. The ones responsible for how technology is used. As a member of that group, I say we instead of they.
That's the beauty of technology. On its own, it's not good or bad. It's how we choose to use it. Instead of fearing it, use it for good.
delivery tool for a store but as a way to disperse humanitarian aid or if each of those drones was filled with fire suppressant material 2/2
Because Sci-Fi has built into the human mind an almost inherent fear of technology beyond what one was born with. Imagine this not as a 1/?
different basic skills depending on the technology available to them at the time. 4/4
how to build a PC from scratch or write software, or know what a left v right click is on a mouse. Different generations learned 3/?
the reels and the cover just closed. This is a lack of domain knowledge, which teens today don't need to know. Those two may well know 2/?
The fact that they try to swipe it like a credit card makes me think this one doesn't have runners. I had one where the tape dropped on 1/?
know who might need it and who might benefit from there being a Wal-Mart around to hire them. 5/5
small business or your local big box instance, so that you support your community. Keep jobs of all kinds in your area, because you never4/?
profits go to CEOs and shareholders, but some income also goes to those who live in your community. So buy locally, whether that is a 3/?
You know the only people who would hire him? Wal-Mart. The small shops around him wouldn't bring him on (he tried). So yeah, some 2/?
Story time: my cousin is autistic. He can only work so many hours before losing certain benefits that are better than the pay he can get.1/?
May have just made a quick calculator...100 squats, 250 jumping jacks, and 60 burpees (there's more but that alone makes me sad).
I mean, BP uses green handles for gas stations, at least in the US. Diesel nozzles are too big to fit gasoline tanks.
flagship of fleet. Sure, mom helped him get in the door (literally), but he earned everything from that point forward. 2/2
The only reason he received field commission was because he missed the entrance exam twice. Both times because he was helping save the 1/?
Where's Brutus?
Isn't one of the tenets of the Mormon (LDS) religion that they are bound to the laws of the land as well as the laws of God?
question is: does a CEO do 500x of the work of the median employee? If not, they don't deserve 500x salary. 2/2
While I appreciate your situation, your job is not "equitable." Being a nice person does not warrant such a disparate salary. The simple 1/?
Our HR is launching a campaign to attract "top talent." I asked today what their plans are for retaining and nurturing talent...blank faces