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Ermagerd I saw Eric:

Well, there's at least one or two years of inflation before we get quite to THAT point!

Ya know, as someone who is getting closer to dying, the movie https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Ghost_Story really kinda creeped me out.

I'm not sure whats worse. At least with ICBM's (likely with a nuclear payload) launching from the USSR in the 80's we knew we had 40-45 minutes warning to at least bend over and kiss your ass goodbye. Now with hypersonic weapons we know about it until it strikes on target, lol.

Yup Musk could have brought them back by now, but NO, gotta let Boeing milk the .gov tit

The last "funny" skit I think Ive seen from SNL was TacoTown commercial spoof from the lonely island boys. Every episode Ive watched since the late 90's/2000's going forward has been kinda lame, which admittedly hasnt been very many from them. The "Golden age" was the 70's/80's.

Wait are these ice cream machines actually are hooked up to the internet and have Trusted Platform Modules?!?! Just give me the days when they made a chocolate malt or shake in a blender. :/

Hears to hoping some of the forecasters on TV and the internet are correct in that intense wind shear in the atmosphere knocks it down a few notches as it approaches the Fla. coast. Its still gonna make a mess though. :/

Isn't this why most us "Nerds/geeks/social outcasts" played D&D back in the 80's to begin with?

This made me interested enough to google for it, even if its just general NASA astronaut pay. Unsurprisingly looks like they are just paid on the civilian GS pay scale: https://spaceimpulse.com And it is on the top end of it. (Wanna say highest is GS-15, but going off memory didnt bother...

Great, unless you have company required bitlocker or winmagic or other drive encryption across all your servers and have to put in the 64 character security key across 500+ servers.

All I have to go by is the on pic in this article and I dont see it referenced in the article itself, but is there info they cracked it open at the landing site or hauled the whole thing off to a facility before opening it?

Same with me. On surface the building/zoning part I enjoyed, but I started trying to follow some road guides on youtube step by step and was kinda fun at first to build a coherent road network with arterials, feeders, collectors and all that jazz, but after fighting the controls for hours trying...

"HIS NAMES HEREBERT!"

We're what I would consider a "small/Medium" shop, 400-500 servers spread across 3-4 clusters (the biggest one 18 prod esxi hosts) and this hit us like a sledgehammer. We got bought by a bigger company (more like 10,000 server environment) and even they are like "We're actually going to explore...

Hell I think they made a whole motion picture about it! :D That said: I was going to ask this exact question, thanks.

Ugh, I have a bug phobia and that pic TRIGGERED me, lol. Especially the periodic cicadas (like in the pic above) I have a couple big trees and just opening the door to my house during one of the big broods is an anxiety causing event (I can literally have about half a dozen fall on me). My house...

I wanted to post something, but the first few comments beat me to it. I am not disappointed. Happy Turkey day ARSians.

I mean I appreciate all the features teams has with whatever our E5 license costs (ALOT) but I've enjoyed our underground slack chat far more. :/ Our slack is gonna probably be killed by ITSecurity eventually though. Just weird issues with teams, posting images/videos/ect.

I find it interesting in the article, unless Im missing it, there isnt a single explanation from the quoted companies as to a "justification." for their prices? I mean it's like they might as well come out and say the reason is "because its what the market can bear".