The countdown timer I saw was wrong. There's still 30 minutes to go.
spacex.com website. The price of using this particular rocket to send a payload into space is only $6.7 million. I knew it was cheap, but I didn't know it was that cheap.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
The countdown timer I saw was wrong. There's still 30 minutes to go.
spacex.com website. The price of using this particular rocket to send a payload into space is only $6.7 million. I knew it was cheap, but I didn't know it was that cheap.
Or continue to avoid work by telling tales of krav to the co-worker that just signed up?
I vote this. But then, I'm avoiding work by trying to decide what I'm going to wear to tomorrow's Sisters of Mercy concert.
I'm avoiding it by looking at towels and bathrugs.
From the Shark Tank:
User calls support pilot fish complaining that her spell checker takes 20 minutes to run when she opens a document. Fish checks her settings and turns off grammar and spell check, then notices that there are more than 1,800 pages in the document. "Further digging reveals that the user has only one document," says fish. "She adds pages instead of creating new documents." Why? "To save space."
I swear I have worked with this woman, or twenty people just like her.
There's still 30 minutes to go.
Well, drat. I'll be on the subway by then.
I just spent a few minutes looking up pictures of Abraham Lincoln's nose to send to ChiKat (to back up my story about the urban legend that to rub it brings good luck--every Illinois kid who went on an 8th-grade trip to Springfield knows this).
I hate realizing you just emailed a hundred people without remembering to turn off read receipts.
I have definitely worked with people like this:
User calls help desk to report a gold message that says "thank you" in the lower left corner of her screen. "Believing it to be a virus, I advised her to not touch anything and transferred her to our software support team," says pilot fish who got the call. "The tech took over the call and shadowed the user's desktop but didn't see the message. After asking the user about it, she understood. Once the yellow Post-it note that someone had taped on her monitor was removed, she was able to view her desktop normally."
Upon reading the spacex site, it seems they've put an awful lot of energy into making their rockets reliable. So they probably have a good chance of succeeding.
trying to decide what I'm going to wear to tomorrow's Sisters of Mercy concert.
I feel I should pass on Hec's words of wisdom: Pastels and a touch of bronzer.