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Alpine Pop — Inspired by early 90’s ski ware and excessively “urban” sitcom references
Alpine Pop — Inspired by early 90’s ski ware and excessively “urban” sitcom references
Starfleet gives them the option of either the traditional bakini top or bottoms, but you still gotta wear the onesie, so most just skip it.
I want to say 2-3, it was a quick job for sure ;-)
Pretty sure a Redditor coded it in a morning in response to this tweet.
Code Name: Go Fish!
Inconceivable! I bought deeds to several stars back in the 90’s…
“We’re going to have so many henchmen…”
But we fixed this already, it was called TiVo…
It’s almost like they were designed around something round… I call it the data-wheel!
All 4 of whom were once highly motivated individuals ;-)
…the combination of factors seems sloppy. Well put.
It could even be privacy preserving with the right implementation. With a bunch of device locations nearby you’re not hitting the server constantly and leaving a trail… but I think Apple just had limiting API hits and maybe computing.
So it’s possible to run this type of service with this type of database, without sharing BSSID locations with anyone else who asks.
Seems like apple was hoping to keep their API hits down at the expense of everyone’s privacy including their own customers. Very uncool.
I’ll have to dig it up tomorrow, but that was an illusion to a mountain climbing injury he sustained at some point earlier in life (to an arm) that left him in constant pain. He was able to function by mentally mastering the discomfort which he credited to meditation or something like that.
I believe it was an interview that aired on NPR at least 5 years ago.
I’m with you. When I saw The Saint as a kid it seemed like the perfect plan. Do crimes and retire when you hit 5 million ;-)
Seriously, I think it’s a widespread addiction. You see your nest-egg turn into millions and then billions… it’s got to be a rush.
I hate pooping in the dark :-) I think one of the other comments probably tracks a bit more, good cats have an instinct to burry it and then scratch up the whole area so it’s less obvious they hid something.
Honestly crocodile box isn’t far off either. The bigger the box, the less chance anything winds up outside. Every time we got a bigger box it made cleanup a bit easier, the corner box fit the bill and has 2 high sides so no pee hits the wall :-)
Hopefully your boy feels better soon. 
The big triangle shaped corner litter boxes can help a bit. I think the last one we had was branded Natures Miracle. Sorry your boy’s doing poorly, that sucks :-|
It’s length does indicate he’s a successful man of means…
Wasn’t this guy hired to be some kind of poster-boy CEO because he has a highschool masturbation related injury that causes one of his arms to constantly ache? Why is he giving everyone business advice now?
So 214 people let the battery on their (USB Rechargeable) insulin pump die and reported it to the FDA…
Then again Tandem is kind of a shitty company. They based their algorithm in part on data from insulin pumps that had been returned to the manufacture for a software update. Without consent.
Switched from an industry standard luer-lock connector to a proprietary one after purchase. Then required all supply ordering to go through their own sales department and a single manufacturer.
Camped on the design for a small portable pump they patented back in 2012 until there was a viable competitor with innovative technology.
You know what… I think I have a phone call to make :-)
Which is why I used the former as an example and not the latter.
I’m not trying to make a general case for AI generated code here… just poking fun at the notion that a few errors will put people off using it.
Darkweb!