This is probably it and I was totally lost. Thank you.
Send the same email. And maybe once more. Then have a colleagues reply to it. You reply back. And then possibly people will just assume there was some discussion for the same topic and might just not read it all. Only works if the original email was long.
It was very helpful in helping with Python code as well as SQL. Then I needed something in Power Bi. Answer was just no thelpful. It was just lacking. So I went on a google search instead. Didn't take long for me to find the exact <or nearly identical> answer chatgpt gave.
I guess that's what happens when the AI is trained on Reddit data.
Should be fun 4 years or infinite years under Russia.
How can you have battleground when there's no battle?
Interesting... So according to this ign most of that was awarded in stock. It kind of solidifies the comments about making money for the share holders by cutting costs. Was gonna say would be nice for us peasants to be awarded in stock but then I would feel like crap if I'd get ton of money while others lost their job.
I tries to pus lemurs, but no one followed.
Why wouldn't you. Already own like 25% of the American continent.
I'm not so sure your analogy works. Unless you are testing to see how fast you can bring a new test dummy into production. Or you are testing to see how fast you can install new airbags with blemishes and all.
It gave me a reason to finally run the command that <insert something amazing here> by recursively deleting everything.
Linux is amazing in it's ability to keep working even when you accidentally all the things.
Annoyingly so. I once made a backup. Then to confirm it would restore the system, I deleted everything on root path. as in /
It did as told.
OK let's reboot and verify system.
Sudo reboot
Command not found
sudo shutdown
Command not found
But it sat there with a blinking cursor on the terminal
Companies are colluding to not give me free stuff with their logo on to advertising for them. In fact, I have to pay to advertise for them.
moving to Seattle
Hello all. I have landed a job in Seattle. I wanted to know your input in finding a place to rent in Seattle. I learned from Reddit that I should avoid Tacoma. However, I'm looking for more tips on how to find a place and how far from Seattle is too far. As a follow-up question, how to find a place not very expensive that is safe and is near a market where groceries are not expensive. What I mean by the latter is that some big name stores are more experience.
Edit to add: Commute. Best commute would be a bus or walk or skates? at or less than 45mins. Still best commute would be bicycle ride at 30-50mins (10ish mph). OK but could be better commute would be 1 to 1.25hrs commute doing the same. OK commute would be 1 or 1.25 hr drive commute. Anything over that 1.5 drive would be bad commute. Good commute would be 30mins drive. Anything near and over 2hr would have to be very cheap on rent, groceries,
Work. East Seattle. Not far from I90
Desired location. East of Seattle. Maybe one hour drive give or take.
Edit2 to clarify location: I think I have enough information from the comments. Thank you so much everyone. As for location not making sense said one user, it's actually Bellevue. I said Seattle since it's easy to remember. Some comments already recommended locations that would work for commuting to Belleville. Thanks again everyone for the information given.
Ubuntu minimum requirements
Anyone know minimum requirements to run Ubuntu. The main flavor as well as any other you want to share. Also, suggest any other distrio for a 15 year old laptop. Thanks.