Young Capitalist Trying To Prove He Isn’t Above Physical Labor Gets Ghosted In 250 Job Applications

Good choice

I’m glad for both you and your ex-wife that you got away from your shitty partners.

Without a license, a company can take your code, compile it into a program, publish that under a different name, slap their own proprietary license on it which prohibits free use, and then sue you, the developer, for copyright infringement.

Applying a license such as GPL to your open source code makes that legally impossible.

I’m betting there wasn’t a plan in place at all.

It obviously needs specific vibration settings for each food you want to cut.
And a mic and camera for some reason.

Current Windows 11 still has Internet Explorer installed.

I use the one from my grandma daily. Must be about 60 years old now (the grinder, not my grandma).

With a mail-enabled printer, you can send your scan directly to an email address.
I fail to see what you’d need a fax for.

So… how do manufacturers of hydraulic brakes do this?? Or any other safety- critical part on a car?

Yes, but those are things that can be designed to last decades, at very little cost.

Fewer wear parts and fluids to change sounds pretty nice, actually.

It would be trivial to keep the car from starting if the brakes don’t pass a system check, and make the main electric motor of the car apply maximum regen braking if the system fails en route.
And you’d have one motor per wheel, so if one fails you still have more than enough braking power.
In principle, a system based on electric motors should be a lot more reliable than one based on hydraulics.

Unless they deliberately put in a part designed to wear out in 5 years, there’s really nothing in an electric motor that would.

Great Scock!

They’re as hard as a Nokia brickphone now, but that’s not something you want in a tire.

War has always been a dick-measuring contest, back then they were just more open about it.

I still have Nokia tires in my garage (but I won’t use them anymore).

JEEBUZ will protect the network, you filthy heathen!

Was it as good as Fyre Festival?