youngbullind

It's nothing new. People have always changed jobs. And people who change every two years end up with 50% better salaries over time. If you haven't added enough value in those two years to make it worth hiring you in the first place, then you probably weren't a great hire in the first place.

I have my phone's hot-spot named Surveillance van no. 42, and an open guest wifi for whoever needs it called It's nice to be nice

My stepmum used to use a rape alarm to call us back from across the fields back in the 1980s

Sounds like it was mostly word of mouth

They could always say the software was shining a light on a problem that was going unnoticed before.

Edmonton Eulers of the NHL

Yeah, it's not been going too well for him since 1900.

I receive mail in English, Spanish - and occasionally French - and I've been so impressed by the categorisation, and even auto-reply suggestions in both English and Spanish (too small a sample to say on the auto-replies with French). Maybe there are other languages it's not hot with, but these at least I'm happy with. On the plus side, this is a feature that's made it to Gmail already, so if they can handle hiding non-critical messages till the morning, I'll be happy to switch back.

You are a gas generator. I'd hope it's not so voluminous or noxious that you require regulation

And get it up to the ozone layer, because at ground level it's a pollutant which causes lung damage.

It wouldn't surprise me in the least, given the prevalence of the use of each in society.

> replaces the phrases "real-life fanfic" and "real-life fanfic" with the phrase "real-life fanfic."

Seems a little redundant