Adding some levity

With the exception of @jast and @BarkingChicken, y’all seem to have missed the point.
Or none of you have “helpful” pets.

MY coworker jumps up on my desk when I take a lunch or snack break, gets in my face and stares intently. All she needs is a “Will Work for Food” sign around her neck. I would suspect her of stealing my stuff from the refrigerator, but she can’t reach the handle.

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And @HankCowdog - you ALWAYS work from home.
Do you sometimes go with the “pajamas because I’m goin’ to Walmart” option?

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Emphasizing the “levity” part.
It’ll be ok.

I thought this was phenomenal art pieces

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Did anyone notice there’s no actual power source here? The power strips are plugged in to each other, but not the wall. And, there’s no battery pack.

No power = no electrons

Guilty as charged. :smiley:

Hey now, there are just as many electrons in there as there always are.

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True
And then there’s the effects of Mommy Earth’s magnetic fields.

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And the wires are looped over each other, that aggravated the electrons inside the wires and makes them run away from the crossed wires.

Same reason they make twisted cables - it makes the electrons faster.

If they had just made a circle the whole thing wouldn’t have worked.

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More twisted = more faster.
Interesting possibilities here.

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That’s why twisted pair Ethernet cables work so well

Faster electrons = faster bits?

Take that fiber lines!

Ethernet cables must be properly terminated with a Bit Bucket.

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Might be time to use those twisted more faster bits to order a test kit from Theranos. :laughing:

My (four legged furry) co-workers keep ignoring my requests for quiet while I’m on a WebEx. Very disturbing.

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It has occurred to me that the perpetual motion machine is probably safe:

  • The loops are in parallel, thus the potential is lower than if it was a single loop
  • At least one of the switches is open, thus the circuit is not complete
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Buht whut about Cardi B?

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So is the coworker shown in your icon a baby picture? Or does he/she just have that puppy look permanently?

That’s his baby picture :smiley:

He’s now 4 years old and 100 lbs. He and his “sister” like to sit in my “WFH office” and howl when people have the gall to walk by the window. :rofl:

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