Who's still in town from #InfoComm25 and wants to do something this evening? DM me if you'd like to get together!

Well, it looks like InfoComm this year is going to be a little soggy.

To all those who think that building more manufacturing here in the US is the "solution", there's already a shortage of people filling the manufacturing jobs we have currently, let alone new ones: www.npr.org/sections/pla...

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Doing a training on a new manufacturer, I see the comment that they sometimes offer promotions so their products are at "astonishingly competitive" amounts. ? So, does that mean that normally your prices aren't competitive?

You know what? Yeah, I am excited that I got a new printer! The last one lasted 10+ years, and I only had to buy a single black toner cartridge for it. Sure, for the last 6 months I only could print in black and white, but I knew I was going to replace the thing in the end anyway

Growing up just outside of Minneapolis, I've grown up cheering for Minnesota teams. I have also experienced many MN teams get to the playoffs, only to choke and almost never get to the championship game. So yesterday I wasn't surprised when it happened again when the Vikings lost to the Chargers

I'm normally not much of an Ohio State fan, but I dislike Texas and the SEC more. I'm frustrated that ESPN and the rest of the press puts the SEC conf on a pedestal, I'm glad Ohio State could beat them today in the college football playoffs!

On some Lego sets with bricks very similar colors, I've sometimes had a hard time figuring out which pieces are needing to be which colors. It wasn't until today while building the Diagon Alley set that the printed instructions literally had two different colors.

x.com/PopTartsBowl... I think I may have missed this. Not sure if they showed it on TV or not.

Yup, when I moved into the area, I totally did this, just in case. I've only used it a couple times, but it's there if I need it!

First Indiana gets blown out of the water, then SMU barely does anything against Penn State. At least it looks like Clemson put up a little fight against Texas (I honestly didn't even watch that one). Hopefully next year they consider the strength of schedule over just overall number of wins/losses

Indiana is showing proof how important having a harder strength of schedule shows how good your team is. They didn't play any hard teams all year, get to the playoffs, and get thwompped by Notre Dame.

Looks like everyone is moving over here from Twitter, so I figured I'd join as well. Yes, I will always call it Twitter.