Things can and do change. To wit: [image: 684636327_122125001223104393_4400200619100580939_n.jpg?_nc_cat=108&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=13d280&_nc_ohc=XjnvZaWQsz0Q7kNvwH5v8J7&_nc_oc=AdphyyqA35lSuaydefrUGttHBgkEmsN-6EVyYK7c2lRByArcu7Q9P4_7CmylkqWdKOjfMon51gPeousLsdrUZzb3&_nc_zt=23&_nc_ht=scontent.fluk1-1.fna&_nc_gid=yw7Ep69oId1u07nCRsE0UQ&_nc_ss=7b2a8&oh=00_Af34VhfZnQSVGH-KiwWEoa0wDG19UBi5ETuXgYHAp2hjAQ&oe=69F81131]

I don't think a President has made this much fuss about ballroom since Johnson's famous discussion with his tailor.

Me too.

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Regarding the video, her list of things the human needs to know includes nothing you can’t ask an AI about. I’m convinced personally that the nuts and bolts of coding in high level languages is as dead as the nuts and bolts of coding in machine language. Or at least it will be in the near future.

When I saw that on FB I'd genuinely assumed it wasn't a real tweet.

The 1st Indiana Jones film came out in 1981 and was set in 1936. If they remade it today with the same time gap, it would be set in 1981. Yeah, we really are that old.

Seems self indulgent and untoward… Especially so since the celebratory year is almost half over.

Link to video Interesting video about whale falls (basically what happens when a whale dies and how it feeds an bottom ocean community for decades.)

I must confess I basically skipped leg day from 1980 until sometime last year. So I have some catching up to do.

[image: 1777426525733-81syd3wuf-l._sl1500_.jpg] About 1/5 of the way in. Tell me it gets better.

cock

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@Doctor-Phibes said: Privatisation of companies to serve the greater good. Isn't there a word for that? [image: 1777396164385-img_2131.jpeg]

All the more reason to serve the cheapest plonk wine possible at such events.

Same logic works for kids btw

Ceefax because ‘minitel’ was taken. BlackBerry integrated with corporate email systems it wasn’t just a standalone system.

@Horace said: @taiwan_girl said: I think most people, if given the choice, would chose remote, And those who enjoy/need the office social interactions convince themselves that those people just don't know what's best for themselves. Meanwhile, probably 90% of people, if given the choice to take or leave the whole in person office scene, would leave it. But the 10% are sure they're all simply ignorant of what is good in life. I think most people would prefer a bit of both. The main complaint I hear about office working is all the time wasted in commuting, rather than being in the actual office being awful.