“Employees are the rungs on the ladder of success. Don’t hesitate to step on them.” -Rule of acquisition #211

We have plenty of representation, most just don’t give a shit about their constituents wants and needs.

Realistically if the Cheeto in chief doesn’t fuck it up the big telco vendors will just take it and provide nothing like all the previous attempts.

I can see it now… And in a massive upset Cuomo wins by xxx write in ballots /s

“Dangerous criminal rolls through police barricade with total disregard for authority”

A lot of Velvis’ will soon be on sale.

I mostly play on the Xbox, not very often. so when I do, it’s the update game. I play update for a few minutes, get bored then go do something else. By the time I finish there’s no more time to play and I forget until a couple months when I only get to play update again.

Sounds like Kaseya should look into purchasing Broadcom. Their strategies seem to align.

Walnut Creek and infomagic saved me so much headache. Can’t beat the bandwidth of a FedEx truck, especially when you’re 28.8 at home.

I let the APs auto manage their tx power. Aerohive firmware does a decent job of not running wide open when it doesn’t need to. I also have 1 AP per floor to get adequate coverage.

My cable modem doesn’t have Wi-Fi. I turned it off on my router since it’s in the basement and there’s a dedicated AP down there.

The delta flyers

Behind the bastards

Adventure rider radio

Next time we talk about another one of these damn things with our ‘strategic partners’ in India, this is going in the chat.

How many vacuum-dessicated discs can be produced?

I believe this is what you are describing

Angel’s don’t play this HAARP is about to sell a million more copies.

Looks ripe for a lemon party.

Another fine example of a precision scheduled trollies.

With a side of beans

Magic… You just need to keep a Windows XP box on life support to run the damn software.