James Hurst

@MercuriusFilius I would answer it by saying whoever made that csv got their commas in the wrong places.

How would you answer this common Deutsche Bank interview question?

@nocontextmemes I was taught this in elementary school too, and then later argued with my middle school math teacher for hours and hours because they told me it wasn't true.

This is what Trump supporters voted for.

@BoringBiz_ The economy for people just starting in the workforce has imploded. The chance to make it now if you don't come from a well off middle class family is pretty small.

Gen Z spends almost 85% less on drinking than prior generations They are also now more likely to be out of the job market, single, and have no sex What is going on?

@Chronodendron You can download the kindle app on your computer, then download the book to it, then move it over to your kindle manually and it still works just fine.

I’m so upset… My Kindle is fifteen years old. It still works fine, and I want no other. I read a lot, and this is the only e-reader that doesn’t hurt my eyes. None of the new models have a screen that so perfectly mimics paper. And now Amazon is forcing me to buy a new one. 😡 I don’t need a touchscreen or sound, and I definitely don’t want adverts! 🤬 The timing couldn’t be worse either… I can’t afford it right now. ☹️ I guess I won’t be buying more ebooks for a while... I’ll just have to read the ones I already have.

@cooltechtipz Dude put it on with an impact driver, he's probably the one that broke it in the first place.

A simple fix saves a driver money after a mechanic repairs a broken headlight bracket for a fraction of the cost.

@historyinmemes I was flabbergasted when they got to the part where REI brought her some new shoes out on the trail.

Inspired by a true story, this movie will go down in history as one of the greats

@TukiFromKL They might regret that when they see the bill to cool a data center in the Mississippi summer.

🚨 do you understand what $25 billion in Mississippi actually means.. the poorest state in America.. $44,966 median income.. 28% of children in poverty.. and Amazon just chose it for data centers.. $25 billion for 2,000 jobs.. that's $12.5 million per job.. they didn't pick Mississippi to help Mississippi.. they picked it for the cheapest land.. cheapest power.. and the most desperate politicians willing to sign whatever Amazon put in front of them.. cotton plantations came for the cheap labor.. factories moved south for the no unions.. now data centers are coming for the cheap electricity and the tax breaks.. the product changes every generation.. the extraction doesn't

@gotrice2024 My car gets washed when it gets rained on, or when I'm about to sell it. By that I mean, the rain washes it off, I am not doing the washing.

This man took his car to the self serve car wash to wash his car. A man approached him and offered to wash his car for him for $20 since he used to be a professional washer at a dealer. The man talks him down to about $10 and he agrees to do so. The man wasn’t sure about his method of cleaning, would you pay him $10 to clean your car like this?

@R3st4rtY0urL1f3 Just make up a hollywood number. 1-666-555-6969

Best Buy employees face was priceless Run in, grab item, go to register. He scans and asks “Phone number?” “Why?” I asked He did a triple take. “Uh, cuz most people have a cellphone number.” “Why do you need my number?” “For your receipt?” “Can I get a paper receipt? I don’t want my number sold to more scammers.” “Bruh, Best Buy won’t call you.” “Then you don’t need my number. Can I please pay and leave?” Socially conditioned to give up information that’s completely irrelevant except for monetization. So when you ask the question “why”, it’s so incredulous i might as well told him I was into midget robot burlesque

@vxunderground You can get a 30TB drive on Newegg, but it's gonna cost like $400,000 for enough for that much data 🤣

I'm trying to download this Chinese government super computer leak thingy. It's 10pb (10,000 Terabytes). However, my computer only has 10TB of storage. I went to Amazon and tried ordering some harddrives. The largest size available for bulk purchase was 12TB. They asked how many I needed, I said I needed about 834. My total price was $275,211.66 + tax and shipping. Then these jerks have the NERVE to say "OhhHh wE CanT MaiL yoU 834 12TB DrIveS" WHY IS AMAZON CENSORING ME? I THOUGHT THIS WAS AMERICA

@Pirat_Nation Those AI data centers are going to pay like 50 billion for 256 gig of ram.

DDR5 and SSD prices at micro center Holy sh*t

@losalfajores I have had 2 or 3 cases over the years that came with a little adapter plug so you could arrange the connectors to suit your motherboard and just had to plug in one thing. They are very rare though.

2026 Y TODAVIA HAY QUE LIDIAR CON ESTA BASURA

@kirawontmiss Please tell me there's a mod with a chainsaw and a wood chipper.

The developer who made this game is sick😭😭

@HedgieMarkets I bet there's an API that will let you hook into that garage door opener so you can open it with your phone for free.

🦔Honda's 2026 Passport removed the physical garage door opener button from the mirror and replaced it with a subscription service through MyQ. To use it, owners need to install a MyQ receiver in their garage, connect it to their home router, and pay either $129 for three years or $179 for five years. Owners who want to retrofit the original Homelink mirror instead can buy the part separately from Honda for $170. The previous generation of the same car had the button included as standard. My Take The garage door button itself is minor. What it represents is a deliberate strategy that automakers have been refining for years, testing how much friction consumers will tolerate before pushing back, and the answer keeps moving in one direction. BMW started with heated seats. Now Honda is removing physical hardware that existed in the previous model and replacing it with an app ecosystem that requires a subscription, a new garage receiver, and a home router connection to replicate what a button did. A car is a one-time purchase and a subscription is recurring revenue that scales with your installed base, so every feature that can be moved behind a paywall improves margins without additional manufacturing cost. The problem is that buyers paid for a car that is now functionally worse than the one it replaced unless they pay again. The only thing that changes that calculation is enough buyers deciding it affects their purchase decision, and so far the evidence suggests most don't until it's their car. Hedgie🤗

@Pirat_Nation Somebody needs to invent a smart TV OS that supports ad blockers.

YouTube is reportedlytesting unskippable ads up to 90 seconds long on smart TVs and streaming devices. • Up to 90-second ad breaks • No skip option • Designed mainly for TV viewing • Fewer, but longer ad interruptions • Higher ad revenue focus They want more users to pay for Premium