This makes my eyes bleed

While I fully agree Netflix is gouging customers.

This chart doesn’t tell the whole story, and is pretty misleading.

When Netflix started it was getting great content CHEAP. Content owners were just happy to get extra licensing money. Then online streaming exploded, and content owners started asking insane unsupportable fees. Or just refusing to lease, and start their own service. That’s why Netflix is becoming a producer.

Not trying to defend anybody. Just pointing out out the danger of only looking at one metric and not the whole picture…

17 years working with hospital patient data. I’m going to curl up in a corner and cry now…

Cooling efficiency IS a thing…

More like mid eighties.

I’ve heard a fair number of people say Reddit looks for and rolls back mass delete/edits like these. Not sure how true it is.

As much as I like no script, last time I tried it. It broke like 75% of the websites.

Pretty sure this has been around since the mid 90s

Yeah it’s the pinnacle of “looks matter the most”.

Their a corporation, at best they’re baby Hitler…

Have a 27" 1440 in portrait for a side monitor. Best decision I ever made with my monitor set up.

Oof just 90%

“Midwestsocial”

Yup that explains the lack of reading comprehension…

Good day

Actually DST was a war world one thing to save energy. To not need lighting in the factory.

Look it up you’re both wrong.

It actually was only active during WWI and WW2 until late 60s or early 70s (oil crunch may have brought it back.)

Whoa now, them there fighting words.

Lol, is funny you ask. I mainly worked on interfaces.

The medical industry makes the banking industry look nimble.

The organization had a couple interfaces using the protocol when I left. But adoption is slow, just about everyone still uses HL7. But it has been a couple years.

I ran a paid vent server for like 10 years.

Step one: don’t be a spam bot that fails the captcha

I worked on an enterprise wide medical record system for seventeen years.

It had 10000 tables in the schema. Our particular setup populated 1500 of them. ( yes I meant tables).

8+plus happened…

A lot of people stick with what they know and are familiar with.

I’m number 2