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An unfortunate attempt to remove an advertisement in the US. Resulted in better marketing for both companies.

Can we build an Touchscreen App with ... Maybe make it a little safer and friendlier? Let's find out on Apache RTOS with !

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@Amikke I mean it's not uncommon to encounter people bumping uglies in a bathroom stall. Or through the hole between them. I like to keep a pokey tool handy in bathrooms. I don't wanna play that game.

@igelsQTs Not much of one. They were known to require several shots to bring someone down. They were really good for pistol whipping when out of rounds. Actually very effective at that.

If you miss the Skyline don't worry, Hyundai has something that looks like it. I'm not joking, the eco box manufacturer just pulled something that looks like a better Z car and another model that looks like the old Skyline. The body that came before the 34?

They apparently are both capable of delivering tofu by moonlight. Hyundai when did you get so freaky? I might be a fan now.

@igelsQTs 38 Special detective style I believe. The barrel isn't long enough for 357 Magnum and it's not a snub-nosed revolver. Easy to carry and got off shots faster than pulling a full size auto. That's very similar to what American Police used a few decades ago. I think they are used in Japan still.

@PawelK It's true. I remember rootkits the school used to spy on students. Easy to fill up that buffer and easy to kill that process by accident.

A teacher told me I couldn't do it so I did it. It just showed a malfunction on their screen and we both had a good laugh. I believe it used DRM controls to do some of the work. The system had to be restarted for the rootkit to load back in as it was just broken and not triggered. Perhaps it was later used to freeze the monitor program in the labs with the help of friends. Good times lol.

@PawelK @thor Like the Red Army. First man has the rifle and the second man has the ammunition.

@thor The quality of one's work is the sales and contact network. People refer to others if they are pleased with the work and value.

@thor It was my obligation to ensure that the students in the labs were following rules and being safe. It was a disciplined environment that put people under a lot of stress. I haven't been to a Maker Space or Hacker Space. These were laboratories at a University for the purpose of undergraduate research.

There were very few carefree moments. I was involved with 3 labs. People looked to me for help and I don't regret any of it. I had a seizure in one from stress and no one found me or if they did they didn't help. I've seen people crying in those labs.

It's a different environment.

@thor It has pushed me further into contracting because I don't think I could keep my mouth shut if I had to be company property. Maybe it's a career path that leads to more questionable work but it's not the deeply wrong culture I've seen in corporations.

@thor People should be more direct with insults. Passive Aggressive behavior can disrupt productivity more than just being direct.

It would be ideal for people to not insult others and only offer constructive criticism. The moments in which that happens are priceless.

@thor Weight training might be beneficial to you. I've never been so content in my life as doing that throughout my 20s. It wasn't different in my 30s.

More Testosterone=More fun and healthy cravings.

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