Many people do, but the whole point of the movie was that the prosecution didn’t go far enough to stop the original perpetrators. The whole point of the ending was that the entire law enforcement system came together to try to determine what it would take to stop one person, and when he tried to stop that he signed his own death warrant.
Non-IT, but dealt with the range of them. I feel like QA is probably the most important job, but hear me out.
Developers achieve the objective. We’re living in their reality.
Designers make it useful, without them it would be an esoteric product.
Project managers take the reigns and keep things moving along. Without them, feature bloat and endless development cycles would occur.
QA is the one linking everything to the public. They seem superfluous, but they are the safeguard. Are they tedious? Yes. Are they a PITA? Also yes. But their objective is to ask a single question: “is this gonna come back to bite somebody in the ass?” Is probably the most important and they’re the first person who gets paid to think about it in any detail aside from the sys admin.
The sys admin, to be fair, is literally Neo from the matrix, left to stop every visible bullet left from QA (such that they’re visible bullets and not a wall of lead). They know the damage and triage the wounded, can’t blame them for being bitter about dealing with the wounded every day.
But we all know deep down that engineer that has the mentality, “how can we…” but doesn’t necessarily think through every possible way that we apes can mess things up. And to that effect, enough monkeys banging on typewriters for long enough, something is gonna go wrong.
Perspective from a biologist, so keep your salt unless you’re gonna bitch about your blots.
This is America, and I’ll be damned if I’m gonna let anybody shoot us except for us!
That’s upsetting. Politicians shouldn’t be allowed to run the war room. Ask history how that has turned out.
Happens more often than you know, but it’s really impossible to prove retrospective cancer.
You don’t need genocide to radicalize people. Look at the US.
Fusion is constant, wouldn’t require large amounts of batteries to store energy. There are advantages to each.
Aside from legaladvice and MilitaryStories, I don’t think there’s anything I really miss about it.
Tbf, modern US tank doctrine was already revised prior to this such that they’re used supporting infantry, not in use in armored brigades like the gulf wars.
Not sure how reliable dating the surrounding sand would be to determine the age of the wood, why not use carbon dating?
How many people do you think are on opioids at any given time? Enough to cause a laxative shortage?
The Bill Nye of cooking.
Most accurate take.
Thanks for the link.
If it’s not peer reviewed then why tf are we talking about it like it’s true? The whole point of peer review is to avoid this bullshit buzz that the news thrives on.
I think that would unite the pro- and anti- pineapple debate.
Here’s a great song about it.