Useless Thread MDCCLXXXI: Naeun Appreciation

[John Price]

If Elon Musk's bachelor degree makes him a scientist, then my BS in computer science also means that I am a scientist

yes

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

yes

Want to see a picture of the science experiment I made in the toilet this morning?

 

[John Price]

LMAO i was picking the wrong database

 

[JMCx4]

Want to see a picture of the science experiment I made in the toilet this morning?

Gimme a minute, I'm working on a similar experiment that may blow yours outta the water ...

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

Gimme a minute, I'm working on a similar experiment that may blow yours outta the water ...

Yes, it was sticking out of the water. How did you know?

 

[Kairi Zaide]

Dude that is Satan , I went to Carleton

......

and She Went To Harvard

why did she go

 

[JMCx4]

Yes, it was sticking out of the water. How did you know?

More of a cluster bomb this time. But I'm very familiar with the deeply penetrating bunker busters.

 

[LarryFisherman]

you mention how you got into IT working and helping out and grinding your way to the top. how many certs (CompTIA / SANS) were necessary for this grind

if Larry can do it I have some hope

I only have a couple of AWS certs. Literally nothing else. Associate of Science Degree from Front Range Community College. My formal education is exceptionally thin. But I have 7 years experience now which is all anyone cares about. I can make more money getting more AWS certs assuming I say in DevOps, which I likely will.

I don't think having those certs in AWS makes me more of an expert than if I had a BS in computer science/engineering. I dunno. This is a weird conversation.

 

[RayP]

i won't

i'm under audit

For what? It’s not like you pay taxes.

 

[RayP]

@John Price you scamming the government on welfare? You try and claim Kermin as a dependent?

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

So we got a puppy two weeks ago. She's still growing, but she's not that big yet, around 20-25 pounds.

Of course she's not fully housebroken, so I have cleaned up quite a few messes. Thankfully, she tends to be smart enough to just poop or pee on the hardwood, but she takes some massive and rancid shits that make me want to throw up. I swear she has pushed out some brown confectioneries that could pass for human shit

 

[John Price]

Peyton Royce and Lacey Evans

 

[John Price]

LG 4
KT 2

Bottom 6

 

[John Price]

Wow! A 2 run shot by Lee!

It's 7-6 LG now!

 

[Mr. Met]

f*** you ix

 

[LarryFisherman]

So we got a puppy two weeks ago. She's still growing, but she's not that big yet, around 20-25 pounds.

Of course she's not fully housebroken, so I have cleaned up quite a few messes. Thankfully, she tends to be smart enough to just poop or pee on the hardwood, but she takes some massive and rancid shits that make me want to throw up. I swear she has pushed out some brown confectioneries that could pass for human shit

you should probably get a shock collar so you can shock the shit out of it and associate going to the bathroom with pain so that she never goes to the bathroom again

this could also curb barking

 

[John Price]

you should probably get a shock collar so you can shock the shit out of it and associate going to the bathroom with pain so that she never goes to the bathroom again

this could also curb barking

 

[Kairi Zaide]

There is no way to use a shock collard "the right way"

 

[John Price]

There is no way to use a shock collard "the right way"

Did you watch the video?

 

[Kairi Zaide]

Did you watch the video?

Nope, and I do not need to. There is 0 scientifically proven evidence about the benefits of using a shock collar when training a dog. Zero. And if there are, I invite you to share those peer-reviewed articles.

It's quite the opposite, actually, especially when it comes to the dog's wellbeing.

 

[John Price]

Nope, and I do not need to. There is 0 scientifically proven evidence about the benefits of using a shock collar when training a dog. Zero. And if there are, I invite you to share those peer-reviewed articles.

It's quite the opposite, actually, especially when it comes to the dog's wellbeing.

 

[John Price]

 

[holy]

 

[John Price]

Nope, and I do not need to. There is 0 scientifically proven evidence about the benefits of using a shock collar when training a dog. Zero. And if there are, I invite you to share those peer-reviewed articles.

It's quite the opposite, actually, especially when it comes to the dog's wellbeing.

 

[Kairi Zaide]

These are not scientific evidences about the usefulness of shock collars.