They must find the winning formula?

#realJSOP wrote:

given the standard work week of 2080 hours

:wtf: Are you multithreading???

I thought they could only drive tanks.

David O'Neil wrote:

Between this, the price tracking, and the difficulty of changing, I'm surprised they haven't added a 'feature' to let you know when your favorite (ahem) 'actress' (or 'actor') has a new video out. Anything to keep you glued to their screen. :rolleyes:

You can just follow them now, and get notified that way :-\

Does it understand regional accents?

It might just be me, but why is no-one focussing on the idea of 3D printed Chicken X|

It's probably factually true for what they know. In another year they might be able to say it's good for 16-18 months, and a year after that for 28-30 months etc. How will they really know until Covid's been around long enough.

Herd immunity is very much a thing, but it can only work against specific (or similar) strains. Hence, the flu virus has thousands of variants, and they select which they think are going to be most prevalent/dangerous in society for a particular year and vaccinate against those each year.

Kent Sharkey wrote:

accumulated, unmaintained and often bafflingly bad code

Could have just used the work 'Legacy' or was that last week's buzzword.

Only 25 years? Government projects have been underperforming since IT was a thing!

Coincidentally, I just read this on the BBC website: [https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20210707-the-evolutionary-reasons-for-our-pets-most-annoying-habits\](https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20210707-the-evolutionary-reasons-for-our-pets-most-annoying-habits)

Good solutions design and coding principles is what I always find people miss, rather than low level theory which is rarely used.

theoldfool wrote:

Both triggered via email

Did they subsequently campaign to ban e-mail? I could get on board with that!

No wonder he was feeling a little horse!

In Iceland, it's all renewable, isn't it?

But it uses the word 'familiar' so surely everyone must know ;P

OriginalGriff wrote:

With very hot chilli sauce and coleslaw

This is the way.

Also, biannual which can and most commonly is used to mean twice a year, may also be used to mean every two years, though for the latter it's often sensible to use biennial to avoid confusion.

Surprises me they thought nearly 40% would opt in! As with anything though, I’d be curious what would happen if they swapped the buttons over, as I'm sure 90% of uses just select the first option.

I hope 100 Shreddies would = 1 Nana