Please don’t I barely understand subnetting as it is.

Hence the term, luxury bones.

I was the SME over POS terminals in a past job.

Owners are often the biggest morons at the location.

Before that, I used the same basic software package at Subway because the owner couldn’t be bothered, and the manager, great lady, was not technically apt.

That makes me wonder.

I don’t, or rather, can’t picture things in my mind.

I always thought that phrase was just a phrase, it had some archaic reference but the phrase remained or some shit.

Nope. Turns out I just lack that ability.

That being said, for those of us who can’t or just don’t picture things, would our pupils adjust the same way?

I mean the positive of a thought experiment is almost anyone can do it.

The negative is that most people don’t have the scientific rigor to draw proper conclusions from their hypothesis, and may leave out very important data because it’s outside their perspective to even consider.

Easily tainted, and not reproducible.

It’s a good first step, and in the right setting can be very valuable.

Jim Bob musing on the nature of the universe is fine, until we start basing real world action on simple musings without actionable data.

Life, uh, finds a way.

Don’t forget the long winded tales of how their distant relative they never met gave them the recipe from the “old country” or some shit.

Dude, I just needed to see what temperature to set the oven to.

Restaurants absolutely shouldn’t.

However, people suck and it happens, probably more often than you would want.

I watched a documentary on it at one point, and it’s not a pleasant experience, at least from an outside perspective.

Pretty much every orifice is gonna have something coming out of it, often simultaneously.

I’m curious about it’s use in treating addiction, what with sharing a house with an alcoholic relative.

Slower? Sure, I’ll grant you that.

However, there are some things in life I’d rather not do, even if it resulted in being bored out of my mind.

And I hate, hate, being bored.

Insert AlwaysHasBeen.jpg here.

I’ve got the hardware to use VR on my gaming rig.

But between the entry cost for the actual VR equipment, and the sheer lack of games that look interesting I don’t see the point in it.

Then again, the lack of games that look interesting isn’t just a VR problem - to me at least.

Repeating patterns of slight upgrades to visuals, mechanics I grew bored of a decade ago, etc.

I used to rip on Madden/FIFA/Sports games in general for that crap, but it seems to be the trend.

That being said, I’ve felt jaded about games since I was a teen, and that was a long time ago, but there was always something to keep my attention.

Don’t really have any other majornhobbies though, so I’m at a bit of an impasse on that subject. I do spend more time with my wife though, lol.

You didn’t clean them weekly?

Man I did, but they were hockey skates (ice was not a thing here at the time) and I wanted to get every ounce of performance out of them.

Cleaning bearings, rotating wheels, relacing them cause my feet grew crazy for a while.

I was a weird kid though. Now I’m just a weird adult.

In some communities there is a distrust because the government, under the guise of medicine, performed human testing without even informing the patients/victims of what was going on, or outright lying to them.

I find in kinda funny, in the darkest way, that Israel has done so much damage to the publics’ perception of Jewish folks, at least based on news like this.

Also, that Israel seems to be taking plays out if Hitler’s book when it comes to damaging and othering their neighbors over petty shit.

Fascism cropping up in a conservative ethnostate? You don’t say. Insert shocked pikachu meme here.

Why invest in tech when there are so many red shirts around?

I’d actually believe it if they looked like they had a long shift, and a lot of hospital shifts are already 12 hours, at least in my experience supporting various medical systems (as in groups of hospitals, clinics, etc).

Then they can have their scrubs on for a short little “check in” with viewers. Most people who wear scrubs sweat their asses off all day, and most likely have at least one strangers bodily fluid on them. They change out of it.

My wife, for example once came home, stripped in the laundry room and tossed it in the wash, then went to shower. She wouldn’t speak of what happened. Her position is also unlikely to deal with bodily fluids, but there we were. She also carried a pair of scrubs in her car trunk in case she needed to change mid shift.

Shit, sometimes quite literally, happens in hospitals and no one is immune.