Well, explaining the noise is a game that can be played here too…

Everybody seems intent on doing it, why not us?

You have to love getting money more than any other thing.

Or, at least you have to love the things you need to do to get money. What given the things those people do, is even worse.

They’ve made a point to add seat-belts recently.

But people are still insisting they screw all the benches down. They already put an end on this discussion, saying that’s not an option, but people won’t shut-up about it…

The self-destruct does not activate the main weapon.

We have them in missiles. Oh, and on civilian rockets too.

We put them on things that are dangerous and must be stopped is something goes wrong.

Another Brazilian here.

The Iceberg is famous for using geothermal power. It’s hard to understand how. Except for that, no change.

That’s a good time to change manufacturers.

Yoda pass the training to Obi Wan as “homework” in the end of the Clone Wars. Anakin isn’t around at that time.

Just to say, but baby Yoda has been for 60 years running around the Jedi temples.

It’s really sad how in 2 movies we didn’t see enough of this for it to become obvious.

That’s cannon. But I don’t think Anakin has gone through the “get back from the dead” training either.

That will depend on the atmosphere.

Colonists get upset they haven’t seen the sky. So they go outside and then get upset that it’s full of hazardous gasses.

Well… Looks like real people. Do you get random virus strikes that require them not talking to each other too?

Looks like they weren’t staged. He clicked on the staging option, it showed it would stage thousands of files, he said “hey I should fix my .gitignore” and clicked on what looked like either a “don’t stage” or a “forget” button, and it was a “checkout --force” button.

The most impressive thing is all the people doubling down on the idea that a “checkout --force” button in a main interaction screen is a great idea, there’s nothing wrong with the software, and the user is a moron.

Because the authors celebrate Christmas, but not Songkran or the Chinese New Year.

Less than half, because glass isn’t a great heat conductor.

You should look for semi-reflective or tinted glass if you want it to not let warmth pass in to your home. (And if you have double glasses, only the external one should be treated.)

The UV-blocking glasses will warm you less, but as you noticed, not enough to make a sensible difference. They add absorption of a very small band of light that isn’t the most intense on Sun-light and is also absorbed by the atmosphere.

I’ve pretty consistently seen the 1st level of management able to understand when you worked hard, and that it is not repeatable. Those problems tend to appear only when they report up what is happening.

What is to say that often (not always), you can be honest with your manager if both of you can keep a secret.

There’s the booty call, a random “snake! snake!”, the “somebody hold me! I’ll kill this guy!”… And the more social ones have quite a lot more.

A progress bar isn’t generally hard.

What is hard is making it move smoothly while still only incrementing and getting the correct time. But I don’t think there’s a single person that still cares about smoothness except for the very extreme cases. By now, everybody has learned they don’t work that way.

Anyway, about those extreme cases, just avoid filling the bar up to 99% on the first 10 seconds and leaving it there for the next 2 hours. Just do that and you’ll be already better than Microsoft, so nobody will complain.