I used to be in the office every day and say that my coworkers should be in too as it’s much better to develop hardware that way (I’m mechanical engineer).

But then lost that job and new one is fully remote and i really like it. I do wish i could get some hands in tine in the lab with the hardware but they’re too cheap to fly me so I’ve just been building up my own home lab.

Fuck china

Is it the kid that was illegally enslaved by ice?

Jeffery Epstein had a gmail account. The redacted emails are in his gmail account. Google should be forced to publish everything fucking now!

1st fucking amendment you fucking nazi scum

China has been just like Russia in false accusations and punishment for bargaining value

Get this shit out of here

As an American that’s certainly what I’d do

1.98 m

Not to mention the purge/coup of the top military officials by Xi that happened recently in china

The way they punished Mussolini is great as well

We’re going to have to brand the text of the 1st, 2nd, and 4th amendments on them

Masters in Engineering (thesis-based masters, which is longer than the report-based and coursework only options). I’m still in the technical route doing engineering 15 years later.

Sometimes I wish I had the PhD so I could be a professor as I would enjoy teaching, and being in an energetic, inquisitive, enthusiastic environment of university. I guess I could always try teaching at a community college or something, but that doesn’t pay well.

I didn’t continue on to PhD because:

1. By advisor left the university for a promotion
2. I knew too many students that seemed to get trapped with an advisor that kept them around for too long, which seemed like a trap. But with the right advisor I would’ve.
3. I wanted to make money and stop being broke

Yikes

I haven’t been in there since the api exodus. I imagine it’s terrible

Shit i think you’re right

Started building their desktop inkjet printer business in 2005 & introduced in early 2007

NBC article from February 2007

From the Kodak Wikipedia

Kodak began another strategy shift after Antonio M. Pérez became CEO in 2005.

Pérez invested heavily in digital technologies and new services that capitalized on its technology innovation to boost profit margins.[114] He also spent hundreds of millions of dollars to build up a high-margin printer ink business to replace falling film sales, a move which was widely criticized due to the amount of competition present in the printer market, which would make expansion difficult.[128] Kodak’s ink strategy rejected the razor and blades business model used by dominant market leader Hewlett-Packard by selling expensive printers with cheaper ink cartridges.[129] In 2011, these new lines of inkjet printers were said to be on verge of turning a profit, although some analysts were skeptical as printouts had been replaced gradually by electronic copies on computers, tablets, and smartphones.[129] Inkjet printers continued to be viewed as one of the company’s anchors after it entered bankruptcy proceedings.

No

Israel has infiltrated every level of our government for a long time.

Kodak is to blame for that. Printers used to be expensive and ink cheap but then Kodak flipped the business model and made a ton of sales. Other printer companies were losing out, so they followed. I guess also blame falls on the consumers of that time for choosing that model as well

Laser is the answer. Inkjet dries and clogs the jets if not used often like back when it was invented. Hardly anyone prints like that anymore.