We went to Hayward to get some groceries and a stop at @Walgreens because we had left Jess birth control at home. As Jess was checking out, cashier John told her he couldn’t sell her the condoms. “Oh I got them from over there.”
“We can, but I won’t because of my faith.” 1/x
— Nate Pentz (@natepentz) July 3, 2022
The future of the country, right here. Too many men (particularly) would be happy with a world like this.
American SUVs are bigger than Panzers and T-34s. Assume the owners of these vehicles each possess several weapons easily convertible to full auto, and we are a nation of Technicals. Good luck invading America. You are better off waiting for us to slaughter each other. pic.twitter.com/QpbNjwPq9H
— karl taro greenfeld (@karltaro) June 29, 2022
That part won’t be long now.
WINDOWS MVP MASTERCLASS:
Key to solving issues is RESETTING STATE. This is the secret to so much. It's why rebooting often works. But that's just beginning.
Knowing the nuances gives you omnipotent superpowers. I do it often.
I've talked before, but I'm going to re-state😉 it:— SwiftOnSecurity (@SwiftOnSecurity) July 3, 2022
Great thread. This is how you do it.
I’m an excellent troubleshooter and this resembles my philosophy and method. And yes, I do solve things that cannot be found via Google. I’m the guy you call when you’ve already called all the other guys.*
Reminds me that I also need to put together some sort of Troubleshooting Theory class for my team. I am still not sure troubleshooting can be taught, but I am still willing to give it a go. If it improves troubleshooting capability even 20% it’ll be well worth it.
*Thursday, I solved a problem that two developers, one member of my team, and a few other people had spent two weeks on. I cracked it in less than five minutes. I just didn’t have time to look at it any earlier.
I see a lot of people sharing a document from Pfizer describing pharmacovigilance data from spontaneous reporting and the vast, vast majority of people are not interpreting it correctly so here's a thread on what it actually says. 🧵https://t.co/o5L2BtmLau
— Edward Nirenberg 🇺🇦 (@ENirenberg) March 2, 2022
Roughly 100% of normal people and 95% of “experts” always interpret this stuff incorrectly.
Good thread.
— minjivitis (@minjidotcom) July 4, 2022
What a full setup looks like on an outdoor location. Some of the annotations are not correct, though, but at least you get to see what it all looks like.
When you wonder why you don’t get the results that professionals get, this is why.
It’s been a long week of contemplating how my fear of Roe being overturned when I was 13 – that most adults reassured me was over-the-top – was in fact spot goddamn on
— Faine Greenwood (@faineg) July 5, 2022
Aye. I told people in high school back in the 90s it’d be overturned in my lifetime. Knew 100% I was right.
And here we are.
I’ve vacillated on this, but I’m now pretty sure that Covid is not a natural virus. I mean, it was derived from one but it just does not behave like any coronavirus we’ve seen before.
Pretty sure it has undergone (is undergoing?) some pretty significant and directed engineering.