1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Probably has more ABV than a coors

 

The way he was in Moab would agree with you


I was totally sober

 

Well, I did some testing with a clean IOS installation and got to the bottom of my Sxydio output file issues. I can now clearly see the product has two or more product owners.

The bottom line boils down to this SCRUM rule about the product owner that is one person:

If not followed, its winds up with a disjointed product that looks like the different development groups went off in different directions. The customers notice.

Meanwhile, I hope they "do the needful" and get both Android and IOS applications defaulting to the same media parameters.

 

Yeah, that's odd, and probably at least slightly illegal, lol. Definitely shady. As someone else said, weird for a Toyota dealer to pull that crap.

By father-in-law just picked up a Wilderness, and damn that's a sharp looking vehicle. Always wanted a subi but with our current vehicle needs (commuter car + 4x4 to tow the travel trailer + 'froader Tacoma) it's hard to justify.

At ~25mpgs, hard to justify one as a commuter.

 

Buds from Dallas shooting the other's rigs.

 

Nope!

Just going to replace a few interior pieces for that jet black look to match IE e-brake and transfer case boots, some switches, center console face for the climate control, and whatever else I can bring new life to.

 

I’d have to research it more. I’m not strong in coding which seems like a big strike against me. Swapped CS to my minor after getting a high D in my data structures class twice in college.

My current agency had a breach in early 2020 and it’s still hurting us. Companies with a more reactive way of handling things are scrambling to get their stuff secured now I guess.

 

Oh boy, I'm no engineer.
Carbon capture/sequestration (I'm working on a project now to compare storage in developed vs reclaimed areas), groundwater modeling and remediation design, wastewater treatment, retention/detention retrofit designs, stream bank restoration and design for areas ruined by recent floods. Feel free to DM me for ideas.

 

Lul

 

water and energy usage required to brew different beer by type?

 

All of those sounds like stuff we could do. Kinda sucks for us, I think there’s 6 environmental students in a class of probably 60.

We get over looked
Thanks

 

Pretty sure I’m the only one in my group that knows what beer tastes like

 

Thank you!

 

looks like 2/3 mounting points survived the crash and the 3rd I can bodge well enough to skip replacing the entire core support

 

Why brew different beers when Busch Light is all a fella needs in life?

 

I still think it’s worth checking out, plenty of people without cs degrees doing security. It’s more understanding systems and how they are configured to mitigate risks rather than coding.

yeah people are looking at systems that were previously ignored by hackers more closely now. Feels like black hats are getting bolder and more willing to do real world damage

 

The key to life is keystone

 

Do the other ones ever try and tell you you're not a real engineer? I always hated those smug assholes lol

 

My friends give me shit sometimes, but nothing serious