It’s a good way to create martyrs.

It wouldn’t be a big loss. That painting is ugly as hell.

And that’s why we can’t have nice things.

Hey, I heard Boeing is hiring assassins. It’s in high demand!

I’m always amazed by how the store near (Canada) me is always full. I don’t know I people are there to buy merch or what, but they’re never empty.

It’s not panic. We already have direct connects to AWS and Azure. It’s something we’ve been working on for five years now.

My job estimated our VMware cost will be 10 times more expensive. We’re moving to the cloud as soon as possible.

Hey! Friday I went to a place in Montreal that has a working Dr Who table. Montreal Pinball Arcade

It’s actually a store that sells and rents the tables. Some days they open up to everyone, you pay a few bucks for unlimited play.

So, let me tell a little story from a couple of months ago. We were migrating a big system and we discovered that it was still sending fax to some destinations. We still have a fax server running. The way it works is that we send an email to <faxnumber>@fax.mycompany.com and it will send the fax to that number.

So, we contacted the destinations and some declared that they didn’t even had faxes anymore. BUT, a few others still had them and, what a surprise, it was a fax server that would receive the fax… and transform it in an email!

Of course, we changed those services and retired the fax server.

Living in Quebec for the past 18 years, I’ve seen plenty of ICE cars dead in parking lots and driveways when the temperature drops. It’s usually the battery. But the car, when it starts, it makes a really strange noise.

I was looking at some old pictures of my family and some of them had dates like 921 for 1921 in them. I used to abbreviate 88 for 1988, but I’ve never seen people using 3 digits like that.

I can see it.

Actually caralho means penis.

My family name is Carvalho (oak). I asked my then 8 years old son to sign his passport and he wrote “Caralho”. I’ll let you search that on Google with the safe search OFF.

I was recently in Brazil and it amazes me how the country adopted the platform. You can do everything in it. And it’s not that you’re always talking to someone on the other side. It’s all automated. Remember those gigantic labyrinths of menus you had to listen when calling a business? Now it’s all in WhatsApp, but with the advantage of being much faster to read. I asked for a service in a company, they gave me a protocol number. When I wanted to check on it, I just had to type the number on WhatsApp and it would tell me if it was ready. So, no need to develop GUI, sites, and so on. Everything is accessible through WhatsApp.

So, I understand why Meta rolled this out and started with Brazil.

In the end, it feels like we made full circle and we’re coming back to the Telnet era of doing business.

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I don’t think you understood the article. She refuses the ones she can, but USPS simply dumps the packages at her door. There’s no refusing. And she’s being charged $300 for unwanted packages. And she already started donating them. I the end, she’s paying to get rid of somebody else’s stuff.

This is fucked up.

Edit: People, I have no idea why she’s being charged for those packages, I don’t know how USPS works. This is just what’s in the article.

I don’t know what’s worst, the news or the protective film that was not pulled from the radio.