Funny Pictures 2022

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Actual organizational logo… :grimacing:

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I’m getting mixed messages.

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Moonwalk

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“If there’s one thing that can’t die it’s the battery of my smartphone!”

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It’s not going anywhere soon!
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For €30000, when a yellow vehicle drives by playing Beethoven’s ‘Fur Elise’, what do Taipei residents do?
  • A) take their pet dogs for a walk
  • B) stop drinking alcohol in pubs
  • C) take out their trash
  • D) unfurl the flag

0 voters

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Maybe WWIII is the best option at this point? :thinking:

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#assholedesign

That QR code could be much simpler for people who don’t have a smartphone and need to decode it on paper bit by bit and then visit a local library to open up the encoded URL. /s

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Joel Spolsky essentially predicted that sign 22 years ago: Wasting Money on Cats – Joel on Software

About two months ago, Wired magazine had a different technology for going to a URL automatically from an ad. It was some kind of weird thing where you held up the page to your digital camera, took a digital picture, and ran this wacked out software that navigated your browser to the Altoids home page. So now instead of typing 7 letters I have to find my digital camera, turn it on, wait for it to boot up, take a picture of the page, turn off the camera, wait for it to flush its memory to flash, remove the flash card from the camera, take the network card out of the PCMCIA slot, put the compact flash into it’s holder, plug it into the PCMCIA slot, find the picture, run the software which I previously installed, oh, don’t get me started. It would be a half-hour trauma just to go to the damn Altoids web site, where you can’t even buy an Altoids, for heaven’s sake. Curious.

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