Seeing as we're a women's basketball school now:
74-66 over UVa at home
72-60 over UVa away
75-67 over Louisville to win the ACC
84-74 over tOSU to go to the Final Four
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$307.67 + fees. Go #Hokies. https://t.co/8j5lnIGAPw @edsbs@HollyAnderson
@TheVandenHeuvel I spent enough time in western Fairfax/eastern Loudoun in the mid-'00s to see that the Southern is there if you dig deep enough (e.g. church histories), but it's largely paved over. Prince William it gets a little grayer but PW/Loudoun as the perimeter for that makes sense IMO.
@ItsBrewsday@edsbs everyone else is slowing way way down to maintain control around the turns, because the turns are super tight there. He's gassing it and using the wall instead to keep himself on the track, which isn't as much of a slowdown but comes at the expense of the right side of his car.
@lebrownlow 1) UNC openly and loudly crapped on Tech not just as an athletic program but as a school during 03/04 ACC expansion.
2) another UVa, but plus tons of sidewalk fans we have to put up bc of 🏀 esp in 757/RVA/SWVA.
3) a consistent threat we've played every year up till now.
Worth a listen or a transcript read, because the discussion is way more layered and honest about the office/remote dichotomy than the teaser quote implies.
“Until the pandemic, I personally didn’t recognize how difficult it actually was to get work done in the office.” — Jeff Smith (@darkandnerdy)
Have a listen: https://t.co/Z8t9zc8u4i
Another Google Wallet app to store cards etc., another where you CANNOT ENTER A CUSTOM NAME FOR A CARD OR EDIT A NAME SO YOU CAN TELL WHICH YMCA AND LIBRARY BARCODES ARE YOURS AND WHICH BELONG TO YOUR WIFE OR KID
HOW ARE YOU SO BAD AT THIS @google
One asset I do have, though, is that in my misspent youth in Circuit City Open Systems we practiced something close to what we’d now call full-service ownership _way_ before it was cool. (Of course, by the time it was cool, Circuit City had offed itself.)
As a devops guy who came from the dev side of the wall instead, I’m not sure he’s wrong. I continually feel like I’m playing catch-up on what we used to call sysadmin stuff and other people would call operations, or maybe some places it was “app support”.
“I have the firm belief that the people who make the best DevOps engineers…[are] actually the operations people because they usually have a broader perspective of what is going on around them besides writing code.” — @maishsk
Have a listen: https://t.co/1ruTFWmD7p