Lol 😂 Prosecutors foiled by the super secret and almost unassailable Excel feature of “hiding rows.”

Ami superstar

There’s only one 𝕏 that I respect

Yep…..

Remember to use bicycles and public transportation so that Checo and Max can ride different helicopters to the same destination at the same time

Las distribuidoras eléctricas funcionan de maravilla. Poca retribución reciben para un trabajo tan bien hecho

Me: I want to store my data Excel: yep Me: …and manipulate it Excel: yea we got you Me: also weird question but it needs to be a relational database Excel: buddy ur not gonna believe this

🚨 Atención, vamos a regalar tres ejemplares del especial Altagama Fernando Alonso. Os lo mandamos a casa, por supuesto. ➡️ Para conseguirlo, tenéis que seguirme y retuitear esta publicación. Nada más, fácil y sencillo. ☑️ El miércoles a las 16:00, anuncio los ganadores.

In a grey world you shine

#Nerdmans24

instead of spending $80B on AI, microsoft should fix Outlook

Ojalá #ElMinisterioDelTiempo abriera de nuevo sus puertas ¡La Historia necesita una patrulla! Y no hubo mejor ficción para poder hablar de la realidad. Gracias por venir al El Ojo Crítico (RNE) javier olivares y celebrar con Francesca Piñón, Juan Gea y Jaime Blanch Radio Nacional

A ver si consigo explicar el mercado eléctrico en unos tuits

The only career advice anyone really needs: Show up on time, with a good attitude, and do what you said you’d do. That’s it. That’s 90% of winning in life.

Pues creo que Verstappen tiene razón de primeras y luego se merece una bandera negra.

Underrated life advice: Stop pointing fingers. I’ve never seen someone blame their way to a better life. The day you stop asking, “Whose fault is this?” and start asking, “What can I do next?” is the day you stop adding to the problem––and start solving it.

A friend of mine used to say: “Show up on time, with a good attitude, and do what you said you’d do. That’s it. That’s 90% of winning in life." The older I get, the more I realize just how right he was.

The older you get, the more you realize your parents weren’t clueless. They were tired. They were scared. They were making the best call they could with limited money, limited info, and a lot riding on it... just like you are now.