I was in the US two weeks ago and went up and down with Uber. Five families, two with iPhones and three with Androids. I didn’t notice anything special. In fact, I took a ride cheaper than my Android friend. We were going back to the airport and to a certain terminal. They wanted to go to another. When he decided to change to my terminal, the price lowered to mine.

I told this story before. I was migrating an old system to a new one and we discovered that we were still sending faxes to some companies. Our system would create a PDF and send to a server that was connected to a phone line. So we called those companies to ask if we could find another way to send the documents. We learned that they too had a server with a software that would receive the fax and transform it in a PDF.

I’d watch it!

It became his Moby Dick.

God’s eye? Why not Jesus’ wheel? We could just say “Jesus, take the wheel!” And the car would engage the self driving mode.

Those are WiFi ports.

Oh, maybe I’ll give it another try.

This is from Montreal’s south shore agglomeration:

The very first one, that’s in a small house/shed. And because we can’t save the game everywhere, I had to reload the las checkpoint to try again. It was really stressful. I play on XBox, so I don’t know if with a keyboard it’s easier. All I know is that I gave up.

I’m ashamed to say that I could not play the first game because I NEVER managed to pick a lock.

The clit? I loved playing with that.

Honestly I don’t think Gwent works with physical cards. Too many calculations. It’s a nice item for collection, though.

Wow, is this an iPhone 6?

If you want to screw with your former employer, screw your former employer. This is criminal.

No Man’s Sky

I’ve always thought they were a crawler.

Ok, serious question. Why is it normally read/write? I’ve always treated it as being read only.

Ok, serious question. Why is it normally read/write? I’ve always treated it as being read only.

Maaannn my Masters Dissertation was on Distributed SQL, 25 years ago.

My first job was building computers with old parts. A guy needed MS Word for work but didn’t want to buy a new computer or upgrade his 386SX (25Mhz iirc). It had like 20MB of disk and I don’t recall the RAM. So he asked me if I could try. So I did. I managed to install DOS, Windows 3.1 and MS Word. I don’t remember how long it took to boot, but I remember that it would take 6 seconds for a pressed letter to appear on the screen.