That’s certainly… An opinion.

There’s always something at least a little off about anybody who earns a PhD.

I’ve met a lot of them, and some of them are good at hiding it, but it’s always something…

Might be. I remember them being marketed as “no return rentals”

I startled my dogs laughing at that last bit.

Last time I dealt with Matlab much was like fifteen years ago when I was helping some people using it for quick interpretation of data. We just kept finding bugs that caused calculation errors (which they fixed pretty quickly TBF) and it was so much slower than any other general programming language we tried. It could be way better now, I wouldn’t know, I haven’t had call to use it since… A circuit simulation class?

In all reality it’s fine for what it does, just like every other language. It’s another tool in the box that’s most useful for a certain set of problems.

Matlab shouldn’t, in my opinion, be used to construct a GUI, or generally be used for any sort of production code. Perfectly fine as a research tool though.

But I digress, my overall point is a meaningless semantic joke. The only people who will get bent out of shape about splitting hairs between “scripting” and “programming” are all people who belong in this community.

TigerDirect eventually acquired the rights for the Circuit City name, years after the stores closed. They were great for awhile, it was just weird that they tried to revive the brand.

I bought my first PC parts at CompUSA, which… I don’t think I’ve seen for a very long time lol. Definitely used TigerDirect when I was in college though.

Oh it shouldn’t, seeing as how it’s a scripting language and not actually for programming lol

Unregulated capitalism destroys everything it touches, including itself.

Oh that was wild too, those color changing DVDs.

TigerDirect

Damnit I just spontaneously combusted.

Camo makes it way easier to lose shit in the woods. Hell of a benefit.

Maybe if they cut out the shit like serial (or vin in this case) locked components, spyware, adware, software that does things only hardware should do, and touchscreen “buttons” complexity would be reduced enough that they could actually coherently review and verify their embedded systems.

Fuck any car built after 2014.

Is the targeted BDS movement list the generally preferred list for boycotts?

Not to downplay your point at all, but didn’t John Edwards do exactly that with a staffer when his wife was dying?

Zwave. Keep your control local. There’s some decent smart locks out there with zwave.

The “ubermensch” drive Kia Sedona?

No shame if you drive a Sedona, like to take your kids to soccer practice or something.

If you’re transporting a gaggle of chuds you need at least a full size.

I found a recipe I really like for a brown stir fry sauce base.

It’s basically some chicken stock, shaoxing wine, brown sugar, sesame oil, soy sauce, dark soy sauce, oyster sauce, white pepper, and salt.

Throw it all in a mason jar and shake the shit out of it. I keep it in the fridge for an on hand sauce base.

When I go to cook with it, I throw in minced garlic, grated ginger, chili flakes, maybe some hoisin if I’m feeling it, and cook some protein and veggies, whatever is on hand, put it on some rice and finish with some roasted sesame seeds and green onions.

I love it, the kids at least tolerate it.

For further information

Alphabet infiltration of leftist movements has been incredibly successful historically speaking.

If you wanna know what kind of behavior to be on the lookout for, or what kind of behavior to watch yourself for (it’s easier than you think to accidentally help your enemies) check out the sabateurs guide hosted by our alphabetic friends themselves.

Infighting, spurred by capitalists, has historically weakened and destroyed leftist movements very successfully. In order to have any chance cohesion is paramount.