greenpresident

My experience has been quite the opposite. Some bank processes remain oral traditions about clicking excel filters by hand because any code would have to be extensively documented and tested.

They will be bought in bulk by businesses. The same for some of the laptops what you might find in a strange place within the lineup.

It’s built in. There is a dedicated button for it. Hard to justify imho.

Pressing the lane assistant button on a Mercedes steering wheel and getting a “you’ll need to activate your subscription first” message really drove up my blood pressure.

List prices are not real when it comes to the kitchen. They exist to be „limited time“-offered.

Baldurs Gate 3 runs great on m4 pro at 1080p (I’m on a Mac mini though).

Ifixit score of 7 plus best parts availability of any phone makes for a great combination in my mind.

That’s the engineering solution.

You could also hire two interns to do it layer by layer, call it the consultant‘s solution.

There is a generation of tech users that downloaded TB of media for local storage. It’s just not something a lot of people do anymore but it created a psychological need, even if it’s not a technical necessity.

This has been my impression in social science academia: a lot of ready to run methods are released as R packages.

Not OP but for everyone I know the desktop is mostly either empty or a messy “temp” folder.

Also important: When asked to peer-review, tell editors that you won’t be doing free work for for-profit publications that land behind a paywall.

A leaky microwave would do the trick.