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Maybe you’ll the drug dealer

There’s no consistency to it. It really depends on the individual.

I just love it when they’re talking about a subject that is demonstrably not American, like very clearly it happened in a different country and they still bring their values to it.

Usually any situation involving the police triggers this.

Yes but you see if I close the lid, then it’s off. And that’s why my system has an up time of 208 hours.

There is such a thing as duck tape though, It’s a brand of duct tape

Literally nine tickets like this so far today. Nine.

It’s a good thing for them The purge isn’t real.

I will go and open a ticket and I will put two words in it, and require you to contact me for more any information, and then I won’t answer the phone for 6 weeks. Oh and don’t bother leaving a voicemail message or sending me an email, because I never check them. However despite my complete unresponsiveness, I am nonetheless going to insist that it’s marked as high priority even though I don’t understand what high priority means - Every Employee Ever

Whenever you raise a problem with a process or setup the general answer is “It is what it is”. No! Your laziness can jump, you can fix the damn problem you are not going to get away with inaction with a platitude.

I haven’t really used it because I don’t play any games that require it but my understanding is that it just installs itself as a required program but you can just go into program manage and turn that off because you don’t have to have it and I think if it’s not running starting the game should then cause the program to run.

If not you can just set up a script to do it anyway so I can’t see why it wouldn’t work like that.

It is a bit complicated. Any kernel level program that crashes will cause the entire operating system to crash. But it won’t cause the system to continuously blue screen because it isn’t a required program in the way that crowdstrike was.

Crowdstrike is basically an antivirus program so it has to run when the operating system starts up and if it isn’t running then the operating system should not boot for safety reasons. The problem is that if it must be loaded, and it has a crash, then it loads and kills the system. So you get an infinite loop you cannot get out of.

Vanguard only has to run when you’re playing online though, so it’s not loaded when the system runs, or at least it doesn’t have to be. So it won’t cause a recurring boot loop. It might fail to load and you wouldn’t be able to play online games that require it until they fix it, but it isn’t going to prevent the computer from running.

A lot has been said about that when talking about universal basic income. The idea is that people could work half shifts and make the rest up under UBI

The only problem that I would have with the 3-hour work day is that sometimes they’re generally is more work to do. Average is probably only about 3 hours but occasionally you need more.

Although quite a lot of time could be saved by not having meetings about meetings about when you’re going to have a meeting to book the meeting. But let’s be reasonable that’s not happening.

There already is a lawyer in the UK that says that.

As long as you ignore its problems it’s great. I’m sure you do.

Meanwhile the rest of us who don’t live in cloud Cuckoo land have to deal with your shitty system that takes 45 minutes to process a transaction and requires the burning down of several rainforests per transaction. So we can see it is probably not a good idea.

That assumes that you believe that the world would be a safer place if only one nation had nuclear weapons. I would imagine that would be the least safe of all possible scenarios.

If everyone has nuclear weapons at least there is the possibility they will never be used. If they are used it basically ensures the end of the world so, swings and roundabouts.

This seems like a rather self-defeating weapon really.

How was that weapon supposed to work? “Stay back or we will irradiate our own forces”. It’s not much of a threat is it.

It’s not quite the same since there was no reason to believe CFCs would be dangerous. They checked for toxicity to humans and that was about it. It never occurred to anyone to simulate interactions with atmospheric particles, meteorological science was almost non-existent back then, it was essentially just limited to weather forecasting.

It never occurred anyone to worry to about what might happen 100+ years in the future.

But yeah he had absolutely no excuse for lead in gasoline, as far back as the Romans we knew lead was toxic.

Yes I think they would like that

But only in that order.

Humans, alligators, probably tornadoes as well.