I like how over time he went from curious but trying to think through things logically to just tired of the doctor’s shit and calling him on it.

Okay people. Tell me what actor they got to play Data in that picture?

They did Amy dirty with that picture. Rory isn’t doing much better

It’s just data until it can be considered evidence. The moment we get a discovery letter, of course we’re legally obligated to preserve the records, but until then it’s just company data and we can do with it whatever we want, including destroying it, otherwise everything in the world is “evidence”

Nope! We have policies of regularly deleting data as leftover data can turn into a legal nightmare, especially when it comes to discovery. It’s much easier to point them to the policy of why it isn’t there than to try to compile and give it to them and then potentially have something buried in there. The only thing we keep longer are things legally obligated.

Been there. Absolutely beautiful, but the inside is unfinished so you only get to see part of it.

Does Voyager support PieFeed?

Tagging so I have this pinned. I need to find a new instance

I always thought it fell into one of a few categories:

• fixing the timeline someone else screwed up
• minor changes won’t matter because the timeline corrects itself
• fixed points that just flat out can’t be changed

But unless it was a “fixed point” he basically would do what he wanted, and most of the time it was the tardis that sent home somewhere to stick his nose in things.

No shit. I was reading as I was scrolling and I read “Old Trek” and saw Data and it didn’t make sense. It’s literally called “The Next Generation” because it was new after TOS.

Well, they are masters at it

Why in the world were they using a modified version in the first place? Were they trying to ”archive” things to have some semblance of following the law? What was the point?

We did it 1,500 miles across multiple states. Also when we ordered new servers we ordered fully built and cabled racks, shipped from HP in Juarez to our doors in giant crates, 52U high, fully cabled. Unpack, plug in power and uplinks and the entire rack was ready to go. We were getting like 2-3 of those a week.

Funny thing is, I’ve relocated DCs too and we did the opposite. We had rolling racks and we wrapped the entire rack with everything still in it and did a padded wrap with anti-tip indicators.

The biggest thing to watch out for was we used a temperature controlled truck to ensure there wasn’t a swing in humidity or temps to cause condensation and then let the racks sit in the new locations for 24 hours before power on

Moving 85 racks with literally hundreds of disks and we only lost 4 disks over the next 6 months which was in line with our normal failure rate. No need to tear down and re-rack.

Yet another car the US will never see

It’s cute he’s trying to keep a straight face

• Posts item for free
• Gets message “how much does this cost?”
• ”Its free”
• ”Can you deliver it to me? (Insert some excuse here)”

Not to mention engineering. Placing weight on the land is one thing. Placing weight on top of each other, now you need to make sure it’s not going to collapse which…. Yeah, costs more money.

That’s a non-sequeter. You started by saying that internet on cars were bad and then switched to “you should be using bikes”

I think I mentioned it in another post but Schwaticars are a bit different. Though I’d assume they’d have to have some basic functionality in the event of an outage. “Always on” hasn’t come to cars… yet