

The evil truth of sourdough is that it takes about the same amount of time and effort to make four loaves as it does to make one.


The evil truth of sourdough is that it takes about the same amount of time and effort to make four loaves as it does to make one.


Escort carriers?
we have to be able to forgive and start building bridges together
This is a nice-sounding sentiment, but in practice it just means not prosecuting Republican crimes during the brief periods when Democrats have a small bit of power. I’d be happy to forgive Republicans … after they’ve been frog-marched to prison. Letting them off the hook has always meant they just come back worse than ever.


I’ve long said that the more people you add to a software project, the longer it will take and the worse the final product will be. Your scenario describes one of the many reasons why this is the case.


Not many people know that “Baba Yaga” is the real name of the song, not “Teenage Wasteland”.


Mine was $300 (a '76 Rabbit) and a couple of weeks later I got rear-ended and his insurance company totaled my car and gave me a $700 check. The car wasn’t any worse than before I got hit and I drove it another three years, so -$400 for three years of car.


No way in hell I could buy a new car. They cost more than my house.


But but … you can hear people cheering maniacally every time one of their rockets comes back to land! It must be a legit company.


It can’t be … but I wouldn’t be surprised if it was. I remember making fun of Access on StackOverflow circa 2008 and running afoul of some dude there who was like the last living Access consultant on Earth. I’ve never encountered defensive rage like that before or since.
Fun Access fact, the Diebold-manufactured voting machines that featured prominently in the 2000 presidential election cycle used an Access database as their underlying data storage mechanism. Access DBs did incorporate an audit table - which was manually-editable.
I ain’t gonna play Sun City.