Yeah, of course IT is part of STEM:
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Felix
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@benjojo Nah, it's much simpler: The password goes into an Excel sheet, and if you start it with a dollar sign, the password might be rounded like a dollar amount. You wouldn't wanna round your passwords
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Heave Ho and Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime are both fun and haven't been mentioned yet. The difficulty ramps up towards the end of LiaDS, but it's not like you have to finish it to have a nice time.
Heave Ho and Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime are both fun and haven't been mentioned yet. The difficulty ramps up towards the end of LiaDS, but it's not like you have to finish it to have a nice time.
@colorblindcowboy @albnelson @MichaelTBacon I'd argue we have a safety culture problem: Somehow the possibility of people being on the tracks was neither prevented nor detected nor taken into account for braking time / speed limit calculations. Twice!
@minx a huge part of why I chose the laptop I have now (as close to 100% metal as reasonably possible) is specifically because of how many times I've had to glue together other people's laptops where the screw mounts for the hinges broke out of the plastic bodies
It's only English if it's from the England region of Britain, otherwise it's just sparkling low-effort internationalisation.
@minx Someone who knows more about this than me suggested that a printer might only have paper with the wrong grain available in a fitting size/weight/etc. and so doing it right would only be possible with a lot of waste and much higher costs.
But they also don't really know, so they forwarded the question to someone who does this stuff professionally, will let you know when I hear back.
@minx Congrats! \o/
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