Quick! Think of dead kittens!

You can save a little more by only hiring female brown/black agents.

They even hold the ability to search for certain kinds of dark matter -- the invisible stuff whose clumps make up 83 percent of the matter in the universe.

It's pretty impressive that we know so much about the stuff and can make those sorts of declarations.

Esther you ugly!

Yeah, it was supposed to say "Sure Ass Laptop"

Well, yeah, of course; but the question is why did Congress make it that way? It just seems like a rather odd place to draw the line.

Yeah, that's the weird thing about this whole topic. I don't know how it is in Canada, but - why do US states have what amounts to partial autonomy in this regard? States are allowed to choose between implementing twice-yearly DST switches or sticking with year-round standard time... but they can't choose permanent DST?

I *did* live it, and I can't say going to school in the dark bothered me in the least.

But, in any case, I'll be retired soon - so I no longer particularly care which way we go. I think maybe we could even keep doing what we're doing, and I'll bring the popcorn to these ongoing Slashdot discussions.

PLUS that would leave more room for additional TIOBE surveys!

Isn't that a bit like me saying "my wife and Mrs. Wagon ..."?

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.imdb.com%2Ftitle%2Ftt0...

Isn't that pretty much the standard tech business plan nowadays? Not to build a sustainably profitable company... but to pull something together that offers the best potential for a quick buyout in the shortest amount of time.

I actually just bought a refurbished 15" M4 MacBook Air (for various reasons), but I'm also hanging on to my Intel-based MacBook Pro since it's running fine. The latter machine currently has a small-ish Linux Mint partition alongside macOS, but I'm thinking of switching it to Linux-only.

Note that, if you do this, you need carefully chose your distro if your Mac has the T2 security chip.

She was doing important but dangerous work with the goal of helping people and improving their lives*, and a lab accident ended up taking hers. Thank you, Ms. Shipilova, for the work you did.

*I know it's Russia, but will generously assume that

Just what we need... a way to make python even slower.