

Looks more like a Garbanzo to me.


Looks more like a Garbanzo to me.


That’s awesome!
I bought the book. It’s pretty funny. Basically the website but longer format.


Only if he eats a frisbee folded in half.
That would be REAL ULTIMATE POWER!
With beloved TV action star Ernest Borgnine!
Would you like an apple pie with that?
I once had a user open a ticket for a network issue at 4:47pm on Friday.
Right before he went out on scheduled PTO for two weeks.


I don’t disagree about the robots using the sidewalk, but for now, that’s allowed, even if it’s dumb. The law hasn’t caught up.
I think the park bench is analogy is wrong because a person sitting isn’t equivalent to a traveling delivery robot. Surely one does not expect the entire sidewalk for their own use, robot or not, just like no reasonable person could demand a bench from someone actively using it.
I think a better thought experiment would be you walking down the sidewalk to work, and then me getting in your way specifically and preventing you from moving any further forward. Then you get mad (rightly so) and call the cops because someone’s bothering you and you can’t get by. If I were to continue to block you when they arrive and tell me to step aside repeatedly, and I still don’t move to let you past, of course I’d be arrested.
It’s stupid because I agree with her and your position about the robots, but not the method used here. It’s very old man yells at clouds energy to me.


You can’t intentionally impede someone/something’s progress repeatedly, I think is the point. She’s welcome to stand off to the side and protest all she wants, but not deliberately and continually preventing the robot from moving.
If she didn’t like buses and just stood in the bus lane one day and blocked traffic, she’d be arrested just the same.
Yeah, let’s see you try doing German ballads better than The Hoff, you pussies.
/s
For the uninitiated: https://youtu.be/yT5rqKMaHAg


My EV has a 330 mile range, and a full recharge at home costs me $4. It’s amazing.
If I remember correctly, the new BMW 3 series EV is like a 430 mile range.


Because they were names I’d been scrolling by for years and will never, ever intentionally call them. Nothing bad, just things like old work contacts, or even people from college and high school that were added decades ago and never left my phonebook.
I never wanted to delete them just in case one day I needed to get in touch with them, but it ended up turning into a digital junk pile that I need to clean out now and then.
I can always add them back in if we ever cross paths in the future.
Still remember being blown away at the HUGE screen … that was 3.5”. Was a good first smartphone for me though, and the trackball was nice because I was coming from a Blackberry Pearl.


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