Lol.
May be those fees are annual licensing fees. And who knows what else is tied to that (support contracts, etc)?
I once enabled my company to forgo a license renewal of $10k…after 3 months of heavy work. Not really a big savings. But it also then eliminated an annual $1 mil in servicing fees that they would’ve had to pay for 10 years, by contract (so saved $10 mil). That we didn’t know when I started.
Hahahaha, suckers!
The hero we need.
Suddenly it’s all about money…
Slice and freeze helps reduce moisture, and makes it less gummy.
If you freeze the slices on a sheet first, then bag it, they seem to dry out a little more, reducing the gumminess (and freezer burn).
And yet when I put quotes around something… It ignores that. Well Google would anyway. Decent search engines don’t.
Signal sucks from a UI/UX standpoint, when they dropped SMS support I lost any ability to convince people to switch, and everyone who had already switched left.
Then there’s the seamless switching between devices…which it doesn’t do.
Also, “lying”. “Lay” means “to recline”.
Right? It would take me most of an hour to walk to my gym, which is really close (I do sometimes jog to the gym and walk home, when I have time).
Yep, I sweat like a horse, doing anything. I’m not a fat bastard, I’ve been like this since I was a kid.
I know people that workout during lunch. I ain’t got time to eat, workout, and shower - not just “rinse off”, my ass needs a shower.
I’ve done walk to work occasionally with on-site visits where the hotel was close to the client… In the winter. Summer? No fucking way.
This style of chart is fucking awful. Can it obfuscate information in any worse way?
Bring out your ballista, or utilize your spy in the opponent king’s court. You do have a few in there, right?
You just lack a Victorian sense of adventure! 🤣
(Yea, this is mid-20th century construction, but it has a Victorian vibe).
Random tidbit:
By the early 1950s the restaurant offered “extra thick man size” New York-cut steak for $4.50 and whole baby broiled lobster for $3.50
I know from the early 60’s to mid-2000’s, inflation is roughly 10x. So that’s a steak for about $50 in today’s money, and lobster for about $35. (Though inflation on those particular items may vary).
Lol.
You made me go read the article to find out more!
In 1957, the partners came up with the idea for a lift — customers had been asking for one for years — and hired Oakland’s Dwan Elevator Co. to install the red inclined “hillavator” that could carry six guests at a time 118 feet to the entrance.
So, yep, definitely an elevator. But even elevators use a counterweight, which in a Funicular is another car, and it’s along an incline.
Hmm, so is there really a difference?
Nice goalpost move/strawman. Where did op mention “woke”?
Guess someone’s living rent free in your head.
Plastics. That’s likely the biggest impact most people are unaware of.
Thanks for the reminder of some great movies. Added them to my “need to get” list.
Care to clarify?