Blaze is a bad ass name too, not sure it measures up to godbolt but still amazing

I can't tell from the photo but if your sink turns on by lifting the handle, use a broom and then RUN!

Can be done if they twist open but is harder...

I don't know about blue but here is all the math to turn a red light green.... Don't think of doing it though while you could probably get out of a ticket for running a red light I don't even know what the fine is for driving many thousand times the speed limit is.

Edit: just realized I forgot to post the actual link.... https://sciencenotes.org/fast-go-make-red-light-look-green-relativistic-doppler-effect/#:~:text=If%20we%20take%20the%20speed%20of%20light%20to,to%20convert%20to%20km%2Fhr%2C%20you%20get%20197%2C640%2C000%20km%2Fhr.

I know none of the details about this strike or the situation. That said alcohol is one of the only drugs that kill from withdrawal. Same reason liquor was left open during COVID and hospitals literally have hospital grade vodka .

Warning...probably an uncle joke...

I used to play in a orchestra until I popped my g-string while fingering a minor...

I had that experience last week. I half blame the language though cause the way it works is you don't initialize a variable, first time you use it the language automatically makes the variable and default value is 0.

I had a variable countoot that I had a formula calculate. Then a simple if countoot > 0 do this else do that. The program kept doing that. I knew countoot should be 2. I manually did the formula ... The answer was two.

I did the same formula in 3 other programs and it worked correctly. I spent between 1.5 to 2 hours a day for like 3 days banging my head on the desk trying to figure out why it would work. Fourth day me and 2 other guys were trying to figure it out when I finally really looked closely. I realized the formula result was stored in ccountoot(notice 2 c) and the if statement was based on countoot(notice 1 c)...yeah I felt so stupid when correcting the typo fixed the problem.

It might be a side effect of my work environment. I make the equipment that tests electronic medical implants. Theoretically if a unit put 1A of charge out instead of 1ma that could kill a person. Now on a practical level that's not possible with our devices and even if it was we should be able to identify and prevent that unit from reaching the field.

Yes you are right, you want 99.99% uptime you need this stuff. In the field I'm in a single case escaping test can be months of engineering time to investigate, root cause analysis to determine the actual cause, expensive fixes for the short term and even more expensive fixes in long term to upgrade everything so it never happens again.

Boss being unhappy that you missed something is minor. Their boss's boss's boss is the real issue. That said we get regularly audited both in-house and external agencies so it's unlikely. Multiple lines of defense, have a computer check it, have a person check that the computer actually checked it, have a computer verify that the person actually verified it. Have each of those systems regularly audited and verified to be effective.

It's expensive but it is what is needed to be in this field.

No, it was Keppra.

I may be, but is he?

Long story short... Most of the money the company earned was from the credit union. I went through a depression phase and tried to kill myself (I'm doing better now) so I was inpatient in a mental ward for about a month.

The credit union got a computer security audit from the ncua(similar to fdic but for credit unions). My boss could not access any system. No servers, no firewalls, no intrusion detection systems, nothing. I had the passwords but was unable to be contacted and "documentation was a waste of time".

They failed the audit. Credit union basically asked "we pay you for computer security, we failed an audit for computer security, so why do we pay you?"

Contract was lost and company went under shortly afterwards.

I can see that. My father started getting sick when I was about 10 and died just after I turned 13 so I don't have resentment since it wasn't his choice but was also kinda latchkey child.

That makes sense since my station is probably an international airport also.