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And plot twist……they are?
It becomes a big accepting community.
Hold the damn phone:
“‘Cowboy bebop’ everybody’s favorite film noir space (neo?)western. Dripping with cool. “
EXPLAIN THIS NEXT SENTENCE3
Remade a few years later in a historically accurate Japan right after the consolidation of the Tokugawa dynasty with arguably 10% less style and 30% tighter production.
Halt and catch fire
Mr Robot
Silicon Valley
Is my modern tech trio
cdf12345@lemmy.zipto
Fuck Subscriptions@lemmy.world•Microsoft revokes Office 2019 perpetual licenses, then edits their website to gaslight customers.English
2·2 months agoI got a key like this from Groupon of all places
I had to take “keyboarding” my freshman year of high school ( mid 90s), they had an option to opt out if you could type something like 30 words a minute, which I could, from all my messing around on my home PC.
I will say though, I have long fingers and it’s extremely uncomfortable to type in the “proper” position using 8 fingers across the rows. I ended up making my own hybrid 6 finger system that has served me very well to this day, typically I can average around 50 WPM this way.
Anyways, bypassing keyboarding allowed me to take Basic Programming it its place, and each year after our awesome teacher created a new programming class for us, Pascal, C++, Visual Basic and Java by the time we graduated.
I only learned a few years ago, she was not a real person. Just an actress that was used to create a persona. It did help me type tho.
If the dishonesty bothers you, I recommend a more realistic tutor for learning to type: Typing of the Dead.
That’s just flavor for a High Life Girl
cdf12345@lemmy.zipto
News@lemmy.world•Former US Attorney General Pam Bondi diagnosed with cancer
8·2 months agoOh no! Anyways….
cdf12345@lemmy.zipto
Technology@lemmy.world•Kevin O’Leary’s proposed 9GW "hyperscale" AI data center in Utah will consume double the state's entire electricity usage and generate the waste heat of 23 atom bombs a day.English
141·3 months agoListen guy, maybe you haven’t noticed, but we have some serious fuckery we are trying to deal with here. While I agree that metric is a more logical system. We’re trying to get a grip while everything around us is crumbling. Switching to metric is in like volume 17 of our todo list right now, sandwiched between end daylight savings time and making the my pillow guy eat a sock.
cdf12345@lemmy.zipto
Games@lemmy.world•What game has the weirdest/nicest/meanest fandom?English
3·3 months agoYeah, I agree, and it’s a bummer that the fandom for that game keeps people from experiencing it. It really is a great adventure to discover for yourself
cdf12345@lemmy.zipto
Games@lemmy.world•What game has the weirdest/nicest/meanest fandom?English
2·3 months agoKYS
[joking of course]
The FCC met with AT&T in November 1967 in order to choose the number.
In 1968, the number was agreed upon. AT&T chose the number 911, which was simple, easy to remember, dialed quickly (999, with the phones in place at the time, would take longer).
Because of the middle 1, which indicated a special number (see also 411 and 611), 911 worked well with the phone systems at the time. At the time, this announcement only affected the telephone companies; independent phone companies were not included in the emergency telephone plan. Alabama Telephone Company decided to implement it ahead of AT&T, choosing Haleyville, Alabama as the location.








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