It’s called T-coil or something.

Also the obvious response is a question.

Can they fart on command, or do they just squat and wait?

Same as keeping a soft copy.

Tax was just as example. Maybe there’s a form somebody wants signed with a pen instead of electronic, I don’t know.

Anyway if you are going to get a printer, but only do a handful at any time avoid buying an inkjet

No, printed just to keep a hard copy

SmartOne uses Schlage locks with some ecobee thermostats and sometimes a doorbell cam. Latch locks suck and I don’t know what panel is used there.

I’m in Toronto, I do high-rise construction. Post a picture I’ll tell you what it is.

Correlates poops to your Uber eats from chipotle, serves you up Pepto ads preemptively.

What’s the brand?

literally so you can leave it unplugged in a box, and drag it out once a year to print a tax form or something. Toner should be shelf stable.

Alternative lifestyle people are visionaries

I wanna be friends with that second one

Violence is always the answer. The questions are simple:

How do we gain a political advantage? How do we gain an economic advantage? How do we gain a social advantage?

Anyone that says violence is not the answer doesn’t understand the tools that marginalize them and the people they care about.

Time well spent wanking

Sequel to snowcrash right there

I found the noir one

I closed my eyes as I walked down the ramp, trying to shed the stress that’s been building. Routine etched into my body, I’m at one with the world. The curb arrives a step too soon and my whole body clenches, my eyes snap open. I noticed a Cadillac turning around, it’s diesel engine revving. I slowed and watched. He edges backwards and forwards too many times. The smell of gas overpowered the almost ever present mildew and moisture. My attention turned to the door. I raised my key to the lock, the resistance familiar and the clicking cathartic. An empty hallway, and another door. A satisfying click. A room. I turn the lights off. The other hallway is as lifeless as the first. I check each door, locked. One washroom clear, the next, spotless. I leave through the door I entered, diesel lingering in the air. I kept my eyes open for the walk up the ramp. I passed two women in a hushed conversation, a quick glance at my uniform and I’m quickly forgotten. The fleeting attention stirs me, a reminder of my solitude. I turn the corner, a gust of icy wind bites into my face and polyurethane coated Kevlar gloves. They aren’t right for the weather, being made to handle plate glass and sheet steel. Perfect for grabbing a blade, function over comfort. My eyes scan the lot, probing each corner. Empty. I reach where I began, my least favorite part. Crouching down, vulnerable, a bittersweet click unlocks this door, the latch along the bottom. Exposed to dirt, rain, slush, the lock drags me down to it’s level, every day, twice every hour. I’m exposed, just the same as it. The door opens and I straighten, nobody nearby. My gloves slip off and are thrown to the table, I’ve lost control to habit and routine. The cap comes off the pen and the tip presses to paper. “2134h. Patrolled, no issues.”

That’s fucking great

Edit this reminds me of years ago, I was very bored working my security job on a plaza, I wrote a log entry is this kind of way. Normal public plaza with metal patio furniture and umbrellas… like an alien landscape

You can make a thin layer of anything on anything, not impressive

The one positive thing patents do is prevent every single manufacturer from independently flooding the market with the same brain dead idea.

5. Implementing a standard means that engineers can specify the use of your product in a generic way instead of directly recommending your product for the use case which could be unethical

Ok so 4 years from now, when the major complaint has been gathering support only happens during election time…

Oh cool

Edit I just read some stuff, how would a put negatively impact the price of stock?