He used his power and position to take advantage of an intern. Maybe you should care.
Most people that make it to the level of a president have done really shitty things, while this one wasn't at the top of the list, it's still pretty bad. Sucks that most of the hate and jokes were pushed towards the victim instead of the perpetrator.
Current dish is also $599, so Gen 3 is going to be the same price as Gen 2 based on this report.
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The original article mentioned "softcore" porn, like old school cinemax movies where it's porn, but thinly veiled into an actual movie.
Not like hardcore 10 minute porn movies, just semi-skeevy smut that you'd rather not have other people know you're watching. (50 shades?)
Digging through the back catalog for this one.
It's one of the last of the laugh track comedies. Wondering what kids of the future are going to think about shows like that.
What do you use it for? I use a Garmin watch that shows me notifications, does sleep tracking, tracks workouts, and lasts two weeks on a charge.
You are getting some dangerous advice in this thread that can make things worse.
You already have a bite, that's a huge sign that you have escalated past the normal behavior stuff. Talk to a professional, talk to a local organization, like the local humane society, respected training center, or your vet, and get some real advice.
Pushing back and acting violent towards a violent dog can get you hurt and the dog put down.
Based on the fact that the screen is blank, I think @grue was correct. The certificate that tells the system that the infotainment was valid was incorrect, so the infotainment couldn't load. They used the dev-infotainment cert instead of the prod cert.
Fat finger in this context typically means that the person knew what they wanted to do, but typed the wrong thing. Their "fat finger" hit the wrong button. Possible that they wanted certificate 123 in the build, but they accidentally typed 133, or something like that.
Left. Widescreen monitors make a task bar at top or bottom take up too much real estate.
Back in 1956, the Zenith TV remotes didn't require a battery and just used the power generated by pushing the button. They were severely limited in the number of buttons available though, due to the technology of the time.
https://www.theverge.com/23810061/zenith-space-command-remote-control-button-of-the-month