Also The Program on Netflix. It’s a really well put together documentary made by one of the students at a similar school.

What a deep cut. One of my favorite tracks from him.

Somewhat surprisingly, I’m not able to quickly find someone doing it on YouTube, but it’s the puzzle where there’s a cube propping open a wall panel where Ratman was. There’s several cameras in there. If you take all of the cameras and your cube, you can basically make some janky stairs and climb your way up to the next section.

Rule 1 is: The gun is ALWAYS loaded, even when you “know” it isn’t.

That is shockingly good for being generated. I can’t spot a single giveaway. If you don’t count the ridiculous scenario, that is.

Usually the home versions were scams, but there were better quality ones out there that would remove just a little bit of the top layer, making a smooth finish again. Although deep scratches obviously couldn’t be repaired in this case.

What are deez?

The problem is that these are incredibly unsafe. You’re putting about 5% of the part of the tire meant to keep the car in control on the pavement. I don’t want to be on the road with these morons because if they hit a pothole, who knows what direction they’re going to ping off.

As far as style, I’m with you, but these are massive safety compromises.

excuse me, but could I introduce you to my

WOBBLY WINDOWS

I learned regex in a data entry job when receiving spreadsheets of user info they entered themselves. The number of times I went from a 40-minute by-hand solution to a 30-second one was astounding.

Need to clean up capitalization? Regex.

Need to fix all the phone numbers with dashes in them? Regex.

Need to make sure all the emails are valid? Regex.

So many hours of tedium saved. It really is one of the most powerful tools to have in your back pocket.

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