Speed Bump (xkcd.com) has a bit on ticket amounts at the end.
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I think itâs safe to say that at those speeds, the entire environment (all of physical reality in front of you) has become one huge speed bump (or should we say, âspeed wallâ). The bit of asphalt humped up in front of the tires will hardly make any more difference than all the air in front of you already did too.
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Iâve had some connections that seemed to be designed like this, but with a much lower speed, and they stuck the âoffâ option as one of the middle two buttons.
xkcd: Unreliable Connection
This is off 165/2048 (8%) of the time.
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You want the services that advertise +/- 1 SD.
âFor my upcoming book Godbreathed, Iâm thinking of including a chapter called âThe Bible Clearly SaysâŚâ that would just be a bunch of blank pages.â
-Zack hunt
Then surely heâd have written it in American⌠
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It doesnât factor in the frequency of your suspension. ; - )
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Technically, âvenomousâ means its bite or sting can cause death or injury. It doesnât require the sting or bite to be deadly.
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So, are online attacks venomous or poisonous?
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Iâm surprised âThe Credible Hulkâ got this wrong.
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Toxic of course.
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Depends if they are sent to the recipient or consumed by the recipient.
Social media is consumed, so I lean towards poisonous. However, I wouldnât put it past Zuckerberg to find a way for Facebook to be injectable. If Musk purchases Twitter and runs it through Neuralink, would that be venomous?
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I thought that was Bill Gateâs modus operandi.
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