I’ve only responded to you twice. Once to tell you that a biased sample set provides garbage data, and again to tell you I wouldn’t be arguing with someone who didn’t understand the core concepts of the conversation.

The vibes thing is quite the projection, though.

That wouldn’t be super out of place in India.

Is that counting relatives?

Nah, I’m not going to argue science and statistics with someone who clearly understands neither.

If your sample is heavily biased, then the data from it is worthless.

Have they actually honored any ceasefire they’ve agreed to yet?

I would imagine it’s based on social security numbers.

It’s supposed to help with littering, not recycling. And I’ve never once seen a water bottle company advertise an attached lid as some sort of ground breaking benefit for the environment.

Doesn’t the computer science industry as well?

I’m not sure what that has to do with my comment.

Tabasco sauce is pretty weak, though.

A smart outlet (and running home assistant) will solve that problem.

No, the real reason is it saves a few pennies per phone. They can already spy on us through the internal mic.

But none of that is in the book from what I remember. The 0th law of robotics wasn’t introduced until much later in the robots series.

It’s the movie I hate the most. For one, the problem robot looked exactly like its creator. Also, don’t they broach the topic of the 0th law, which isn’t introduced until way later?

That’s a weird stance to take since the discussion was about file permissions, and there are absolutely ways around Windows protecting system files just like there are ways around Linux doing the same thing.

There are many reasons to criticize Microsoft, but making it difficult for users to fuck up system files isn’t one of them. Most users are of the “it’s a box filled with magic smoke” variety, and they need to be protected from themselves.

Almost all lawyers will do this for this type of case, but you might be able to get away with paying a flat fee for them to send a strongly worded letter.

But, since most contractors are crooks, you’ll probably have to go to court. It really depends on your contract, though. You might have to go to arbitration, which is where getting a 3rd party inspection can be a life saver.

My inlaws had a garage built to house their RV and boat, and the contractor never once inspected his subcontractors’ work. They had it inspected, and it took the inspector 6 hours to take pictures of everything that was wrong. The report was like 120 pages long. They refused to pay the rest they owed him (they had already paid $90k), and he sued them for it.

They showed up in court with their contract, and the judge told him to fuck off, because the contract said they had to arbitrate before going to court.

Unfortunately, the contractor won the war of attrition, and they ended up with an unfinished piece of shit garage because they gave up fighting.

Oddly enough, I’ve found thongs to be the best undergarments to keep the twins dry. As an added bonus, they prevent swamp-ass by giving the sweat a way to escape.

Gotta go with cotton or wool, though. Synthetic fibers just don’t cut it. I hate recommending name brand products, but after a ton of wasted money on Chinese brands on Amazon, Jockey thongs have performed the best. There’s also a Czech woman on Etsy who makes them out of Merino wool, but they’re like $30 a pair.

Source: I have hyperhidrosis (I pour sweat for no reason despite being in good shape), and sweat induced psoriasis so keeping my scrotum dry is of the utmost importance.

I’d be fine if it was just biting mosquitoes that disappeared.

My sinuses sealed shut from this picture.