I agree. Her public disagreement with Jon, as he’s speaking to everyone else, makes it seem like she doesn’t trust his judgement. Even if her resignation comes from a good place, of only wanting the best for everything, it still makes it seem like there’s a divide there, it’s not a united front. I think…

If my avatar turns into a version of Clippy, I’m not going to be incredibly impressed...

They still shout that out here despite our laws.

Wow, that was cringe-worthy. It’s great that buddy has the money to make himself financial stable especially coming from a home and a community where it was hard to come by, but as an adult you learn very quickly that flaunting that kind of thing is a quick way to make literally no one like you. Especially if you’re…

They call stuff like ZZZQuil and Sleep-eze non habit forming, but if I ever want to sleep again, I may have to rely a little heavier on these things.

Agreed. I just used to watch the closed captioning at the bottom of the screen. When I actually hear him talk, it makes my blood boil even more.

Yeah. Look hard enough and you’ll find a lot of really talented people who have done or said some pretty awful things. You might not end up liking anything.

Tell me again why they’re building the wall? Something about keeping America great? Keeping America poor, sick and hungry? Something like that?

OK, what about all of the things he *said* he was going to do? You don’t find any of that the least bit reprehensible?

And if the husband cannot trust his wife again, then the relationship should have ended once she told him that she’d cheated. Staying together for the sake of staying together while not moving on from that is not good for either of them or the relationship, so why stay together?

Agreed. It’s understandable that for a lot of people, infidelity is a deal-breaker, but not all relationships are the same. These two obviously wanted to work things out, but the husband doesn’t understand that working things out means coming to terms with what happened and moving beyond together. It doesn’t mean…

Congrats on your being able to do a thing that not all kids can do. Please tell me how barley will get my kids through high school.

nice. does it come in strawberry flavour?

This is what I do. I’m usually pretty hungry after workouts and won’t get another chance to eat until my first work break.

Yeah, this definitely seems like a ‘lesson learned’ scenario for Razer. My workplace has audible alarms attached to all of the projectors, which are often-times attached to the ceiling, well out of reach for most people.

It is likely that the company and the venue have a lot more information on the incident than…

If they think it’s a case of corporate espionage, they want it back simply so the tech doesn’t get into a competitor’s hands. Nothing better than working on a project for ‘months’ (years maybe?) and it slip into the hands of a competitor right before launch, so that competitor can reverse engineer it and sell it for…

Agreed. And one is definitely easier to steal from than another.

.....Speaking from a security professional point of view, that is. I don’t suppose there’s half of a laptop security cable still attached to a desk, somewhere, eh?

I recently had to switch gyms. It sucks. When going to the gym is part of your daily(ish) routine, changing it all up is a pain in the ass. But at least the new place has more than one person working at any given time.

As a side note, I’d suggest asking how often the machines are maintained when you’re signing up…

I realize now he was probably over-playing it, but I worked with a guy who would down a few cans of Monster an a shift and start acting out like a stereotypical kid on sugar. I was told that the boss didn’t like us drinking energy drinks on the job after that, but it fell by the wayside once he realized that most of…