If it’s in the workplace you should actually have more agency to do something through HR, but this depends on where you work…

Welp. I think I’ll stick to writing to the local paper if I need to sign in blood to have a public opinion.

If she has an Etsy account follow her and buy the things she favourites

If you step in enough shit you eventually learn to realise when you are about to step in it again. I think the most knowledgeable people are those that have failed the most and found something helpful along the way, seems you are well on your journey so just keep steeping. At some point the abstractions you have control over become unreliable until you understand how they interact with lower level systems and the balance of control comes back because you know know the circumstances in which these abstractions work in your favour.

This is awesome. I always thought I’d do the same if given the chance. You are a great parent.

I always thought “gun” was a replacement for “bitch” and was a way of saying it without saying it.

If you watch the movie Jack with Robin Williams, his character farts in a tin and the other kids smell it, so by way of plausible movie science, yes.

This is so stupid it’s great

I thought I was in programming_humor ngl. We’ve all been there friend

Every bug is an opportunity to learn. Learn about the language, the code base or about yourself. Today you learned about yourself.

So we can see ads 24/7 in every space?

I will admit I only made sense of the star trek reference when talking about the disk read behaviour and not much else, but Imm glad this project lead to this video.

Yeah, it’s an easy setup to replicate on any workstation since there’s always a box of them where ever you go

Guy I know uses 2x standard keyboards and it’s the best setup he says he’s used

Unless there is a financial incentive to do so the costs to archive might be too high unfortunately, especially given the circumstances of the previous merger/acquisitions and licensing, the people responsible for the data were “right” to no longer bare the cost. It’s unlikely there is a physical hard drive of this stuff and even if it was then the hard drive could even have been repurposed or reclaimed. These are businesses at the end of the day and once the product ships, unless they own the IP there’s no reason to keep the data. Hell it could have even been in the contract to delete any Hasbro data after the license expired, and Hasbro never kept a copy themselves.

Culturally, and for the sake of a game library archive pirates are picking up the slack where elsewhere there are non-profit or government bodies responsible for archiving like the National Film Registry https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Film_Registry

ASL?