The big neon Check Engine light is a nice cherry on top

But US paper sizes don’t tile nearly as well as metric paper sizes do, is the point

Commercial printers will print most everything on A0 paper, but since all metric paper is doubling or halving sizes with respect to each other, they can tile a bunch of print jobs into the same A0 paper and then cut them apart, saving machine time by turning a bunch of small jobs into one big job.

“I was just caught up in the moment supporting my friends” vs “I am an active and participating member of the queer community”

“I’m gonna make it so dry for you”

What is your background. “A job using Linux” is super broad and remote work only narrows it further. If you don’t have plenty of experience, it’ll be hard to get a remote position.

I mean, this is a recurring thing in the US, it’s not just this one specific article.

When HDMI was new, none of is predecessors were even 10% as universally known as HDMI is today.

DVI, VGA, Component, Composite, a few different Coax options… it was all over the place.

It’s like trying to overtake Facebook today and arguing that there were social media sites before Facebook. Sure, but they weren’t nearly the same Goliath.

99% of the people I know have no clue what Display Port is, while even my tech-illiterate grandparents know about HDMI.

The people you’re ultimately selling to are more important than almost anything else in the equation.

Potentially comic books as well

Later seasons really flanderized some aspects of the characters, but I always fondly remember one scene where The Gang is assembling a new TV stand for Penny’s apartment and someone questions the airflow it offers. So they immediately start designing a water-cooling system for her TV.

I know people like that. I am people like that.