Good Will Hunting told from the perspective of that guy who likes apples.

Aww, with an extra helping of nostalgia for NeXTSTEP.

We're 35 years on from this screenshot and most people *still* don't know the quiet joy of having truly custom apps on their main toolbar that aren't malware.

4. jerry, know

She would've gotten away with it too, if it weren't for your middling showers.

It requires a balance that the founders might've been considering: house members are super-sensitive to their constituents, senators are hybridly-sensitive to their (at the time, and awful) state's interests.

The president only got reported upon on alternate Tuesdays instead of now and also NOW.

I say that as someone who has spent an unreasonable amount of my life writing software that handles different calendar/time systems, and is actually pretty tolerant about "we have a weird rule in this region of the world because..."

Across the board, it's the desire for rigidity that's the problem.

Or not starting work/school at the same clock hour all year. Humans used to work when the work needed to be done. There's plenty of evidence that teenagers (on average) have a later "natural" sleep schedule. Many jobs already involve collaboration across time zones. Just have "winter start" be 10am.

I know it's all of Calvinball right now, but they're getting away with things by making it seem like normal debates between adults. It annoys them to actially have to argue.

It's worth pointing out that my post above could nullify the powers of that agency, but would not allow it to be taken over.

...and Raquel Welch says "those aren't little buoys"

I know I'm coming from behind all the other responses on this

Just need to squeeze in a lowercase "L" in the middle for analheim.

"Please, 'Mr. Wiggles' is my father. You can call me 'Lam-cutest of Borg'"

"Bookadeedooka" for Rook

Worth a screenshot in case it's deleted or changed. Also, it kinda comes across as if they're talking to Epstein?

I like that, it gets the job actually done.

Mine was improvised, I would love the idea of a class that is somehow defined by its unit tests, but:

1. The above doesn't compile due to a circular type definition,
2. It would be a nightmare to maintain, and,
3. The above doesn't compile due to #1.

type Test<T> = (target: T) => boolean;
type Tested<T extends Tested<T, [Test<T>]>, U extends [Test<T>]> = T;

class MyService implements Tested<MyService, [typeof myUnitTest]> { /* ... */ }

function myUnitTest<T extends Test<typeof myUnitTest>>(target: T): boolean { return target !== null; }