I respect you as a human and your unique existence… Miracle Whip is ass.

I don’t know if it was nostalgia, or the story, or the gameplay… But, man, I miss that game.

That being said, don’t discount your expertise in your lived experience. The importance of theoretical and experiential expertise is equal in my eyes.

Maybe not directly correlated, but I would hire someone with 10 years experience over someone who studied the subject for 10 years.

How would you find it at the end? One of the rules is you have to be able to produce it if they don’t find it.

This was a while ago. My college didn’t have a CS major (small liberal arts college) so they brought in an adjunct professor who was a Director of IT of a small market research firm. After 4 semesters as his student, he offered me a job my senior year. Longest interview ever.

That was over 20 years ago.

My current job (big tech) was from my friend who I worked with coming up to me and saying “A recruiter from [company] is calling you tomorrow. I gave them your name.” Never in a million years did I think I was at that caliber, but I went through it anyway because the worst they could say is “no”.

They said “yes”.

This thread is about Wireshark, not WireGuard. Two different things.

That’s impressive they’re still running. I got the click of death within a year of ownership on both of mine.

None pizza. Left beef.

The number of times I’ve bought more Legos “for the kids”…

Costco is the best place to do this. Big heavy carts and huge parking lots for speed and distance. I always get a few smiles when people see a 40-ish year old man flying down the aisle.

I thought the cold shot to the hole was going to be horrible, but it’s actually a little refreshing.

If you get a portable one, make sure you get the kind with two hoses. Otherwise you’ll create a vacuum that will pull in hot air to the room you’re trying to cool.

The second hose prevents that by using outside air instead.