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Nfcknblvbl posted:i heard about that pregnant mom getting hit by her son in that same way so nope, pin enabled what i knew you meant: a child from a previous pregnancy what i read anyway: suicidal telekinetic fetus
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ol qwerty bastard posted:what i knew you meant: a child from a previous pregnancy scanners was a documentary
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Nfcknblvbl posted:my car still let me in, and i drove it despite the network being down. if i had deleted my app, i'd have to take the painful task of putting my key up to the door. some folks forgot to carry their key after deleting their app today not being able to drive your car because of a cloud outage is just an edge case, so don't worry about it. when you think about it, people who were locked out of their own property because someone else's computer broke are the real morons
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Nomnom Cookie posted:people who were locked out of their own property because someone else's computer broke are the real morons this is completely true, yes.
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Nfcknblvbl posted:dude i answered your questions earlier. i was washing the car. real carmakers put a toggle button somewhere that disables keyless entry and ignition, if only for battery preservation
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Sagebrush posted:
they say in the post you're quoting that you have to press the break pedal too but if their three year old can reach the pedals at their seat settings Tori may have some competition for the canonicalaly shortest poster
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Nfcknblvbl posted:watching movies & youtube on it is what i do on lunch breaks, it's great lunchtime!! gonna go sit in my car 
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Carthag Tuek posted:lunchtime!! gonna go sit in my car i mean ive had coworkers take lunch naps (five kids! probably the only reliable sleep time) in their cars regardless of make and model so that seems somewhat common
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sure, if your life is an unending hell world of screaming children, you take it where you can get it
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Agile Vector posted:i mean ive had coworkers take lunch naps (five kids! probably the only reliable sleep time) in their cars regardless of make and model so that seems somewhat common I would just put my headphones in and sleep at my desk, seems a lot more comfortable than it would be to have to idle a car just to run heat or ac for 30/60 minutes.
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Iron Crowned posted:I would just put my headphones in and sleep at my desk, seems a lot more comfortable than it would be to have to idle a car just to run heat or ac for 30/60 minutes.
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Iron Crowned posted:I would just put my headphones in and sleep at my desk, seems a lot more comfortable than it would be to have to idle a car just to run heat or ac for 30/60 minutes. sleeping at your desk has been specifically called out as inappropriate in the handbook the last three places I've worked
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your workspace is for revenue generating activities only. if you need to collapse from exhaustion, please use your own space to do so
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Sep 24, 2020 14:29
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infernal machines posted:your workspace is for revenue generating activities only. if you need to collapse from exhaustion, please use your own space to do so we're meant to be a profit center, not a cots center.
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ynohtna posted:we're meant to be a profit center, not a cots center.
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infernal machines posted:your workspace is for revenue generating activities only. if you need to collapse from exhaustion, please use your own space to do so i'm just testing the REST api
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ynohtna posted:we're meant to be a profit center, not a cots center. most of the folks at the big 3 china tech companies I've been to have cots at their desk for a siesta after lunch which sounds great until you realize they all work 12+ hour days 6-7 days a week.
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ynohtna posted:we're meant to be a profit center, not a cots center.
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I only produce actual work for like 3-4 hours a day but im usually 100% on it for that time. wfh has really let me embrace that rather than pretending to work for 8 hours a day and actually accomplishing next to nothing
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jesus WEP posted:I only produce actual work for like 3-4 hours a day but im usually 100% on it for that time. wfh has really let me embrace that rather than pretending to work for 8 hours a day and actually accomplishing next to nothing
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jesus WEP posted:I only produce actual work for like 3-4 hours a day but im usually 100% on it for that time. wfh has really let me embrace that rather than pretending to work for 8 hours a day and actually accomplishing next to nothing i've been back at the office since june, and i miss doing exactly this from march thru may. my house was cleaner, i spent more time with my kids
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Munkeymon posted:sleeping at your desk has been specifically called out as inappropriate in the handbook the last three places I've worked We are all required to take an hour lunch at the exact same time, so I figure it doesn't count because I'm not getting paid.
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Also, it probably helps that I have a cubicle that takes effort to get to
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Agile Vector posted:i mean ive had coworkers take lunch naps (five kids! probably the only reliable sleep time) in their cars regardless of make and model so that seems somewhat common
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evil_bunnY posted:In your hellscape maybe normally a tired employee would sleep in a lounge chair, but we had enough that would sleep in their car. weird as hell, but whatever first time a coworker saw it they knocked on the window to make sure the lady was alright. she was mad af that they woke her from her nap lol
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Agile Vector posted:i mean ive had coworkers take lunch naps (five kids! probably the only reliable sleep time) in their cars regardless of make and model so that seems somewhat common the russians used a condom
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Nomnom Cookie posted:not being able to drive your car because of a cloud outage is just an edge case, so don't worry about it. when you think about it, people who were locked out of their own property because someone else's computer broke are the real morons This car has air filters that can keep you safe in a biological attack. Also you can't use this car if the cleaning lady unplugs the server to plug in her vacuum.
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Hmmm https://twitter.com/subach/status/1308931136819621891?s=20
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ron howard voice: it was not happening
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its always incredible when, like the buttcoin thread, a true believer graces the threadNot a Children posted:I mean this is completely independent from the whole Teslas being deathtraps discourse but you just plain shouldn't allow your kid in the driver's seat until you're teaching them to drive as a kid who did just this: at one point i got into my dad's toyota pickup and put it in neutral (it was a manual) and it started rolling slowly kids will absolutely do this sort of thing
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Plank Walker posted:i'm just testing the REST api 
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Zamujasa posted:its always incredible when, like the buttcoin thread, a true believer graces the thread Yeah same when I was about, idk 8 maybe, I put my dad's car in reverse with the engine running. I didn't use the clutch at all so it lunged backwards a bit and then promptly stalled. Luckily nothing or nobody was in the way.
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One of my favorite Calvin and Hobbes strips is the series where he rolls the parents car into the ditch in front of their house.
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TerminalRaptor posted:One of my favorite Calvin and Hobbes strips is the series where he rolls the parents car into the ditch in front of their house.
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i once played in my parents' car (no ignition or key) and turned the steering wheel so much that the steering wheel lock engaged and i thought i had broken the car better than ruining the tires in your tesla i guess
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NFX posted:i once played in my parents' car (no ignition or key) and turned the steering wheel so much that the steering wheel lock engaged and i thought i had broken the car i did exactly the same thing
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I’m old enough that when I played in the truck as a kid I got yelled at for flooding the engine. e: it was an old truck then anyway
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Model S front control arm breaks at 200kph https://tff-forum.de/t/bruch-des-querlenkers-bei-200km-h/80271 TW: Deutsch
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Zamujasa posted:its always incredible when, like the buttcoin thread, a true believer graces the thread I learned this the hard way with my Dad's friend's boat when I was 6 years old He showed me how the throttle worked, and operated it while the engine was off to show how it moved. It looked like harmless fun! So when they went to bring some coolers into the cabin I went to play with the fun slidey lever Thank god the boat was tied off. I got more than a scolding for that one. Kids are fuckin' dumb and anyone who trusts them alone with heavy machinery is 10 times dumber
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