Not being a bystander.
NaibofTabr
joined 2 years ago
It's an embellishment on the above monkey's paw comment, not actual technical information.
It doesn't check dependencies.
You have 356 different copies of libcurl installed on your system.
Nginx, Apache and Lighttpd are all running in the background and collectively using the same port, somehow.
Wayland and X are both running with multiple sessions but none of them are on the default TTY.
Native Americans: "Washington DC is the clearest warning yet of what happens to a society when it fails to control migration"
every game is dark souls
The people doing application review typically have no idea what they're hiring for and dont bother to try. They just look for candidates that check the boxes.
I mean... this thing just ate energy. The prototype car was pulling 6.5kV off the conducting rails to keep the air jets running hard enough for the hovering, and it wasn't even carrying a passenger load. If you add more weight you have to add more air thrust to keep hovering, which means bigger engines and more power, and the production model will need extras for redundancy because if the air cushion weakens while you're doing 200+kph and the car just grazes the track you're in big trouble. I seriously doubt this concept can scale up to a working transit system and be at all safe. The electricity input alone would be a hazard.
I'll bet it sounded like a Harrier from the outside too.
Also what do you think the vortex is like above the air intakes? I'm imagining this thing cruising along sucking in birds and just flushing them straight down onto the track as it travels the countryside.
What to do if you find yourself stuck with no hope of rescue: Consider yourself lucky that life has been good to you so far. Alternatively, if life hasn't been good to you so far - which, given your present circumstances, seems more likely - consider yourself lucky that it won't be troubling you much longer.
Selective Service, actually.
It's way past time.
Though I think rather than try to set some fixed number, it should be something like, "the highest paid employee of a company shall be paid no more than ten times the amount paid to the lowest paid employee of that company."
So if the CEO receives $1 million / year in total compensation, the entry-level pay for the lowest skilled job is $100k/yr.
This solves both the minimum and maximum wage problem.