I think you misunderstood my post. My point was not that viruses are trying to give you a fever. My point was that thousands of years ago this was true. Random stories were files, story telling was file sharing, telling a story by definition burns energy so increases heat. Anytime you use energy you make some amount of energy which gets burned off and often results in atleast minorly increased temperatures.
Even worse is we live in Texas which is even more backwards. The marriage was done in Texas, she got pregnant and he ran away to ok but kid is about to be 13 and has never seen his bio-dad. There should be a law like "if either party abandons the other for 5 years the marriage is null and void by default"
Back before writing when everything was oral history this was technically true. I mean files were stories and peer to peer transfer was telling each other stories.
Possibly if she knew a town or even county. I also am surprised that's even a thing anymore, like who reads physical newspapers? Only time I remember buy them was to wrap dishes and glasses when moving.
My multi-year girlfriend is still technically married. She lives with me and no longer talks to her "husband". The problem is literally don't know where he is to serve papers. She thinks he is somewhere in Oklahoma but doesn't know and doesn't have an address. Can't get divorce without serving him(giving him official papers saying divorce is requested).
Error handling verification was go into visual studio, set break point, run in debug, run till break point hit, unplug network cable, confirm application stopped running with appropriate error code
At my last job all testing was manual, it was so painful. Like we had a c# application and there was literally a requirement of "system must run on c# framework 4.8.1" so test gave instructions to go into registry and the key to check and the tester had to write the value seen, it was then scanned in as a pdf and reviewed by 6 people who all had to check that the value matched what was in the test case.
They don't, that's the fun part. You have to make it up like there's some older woman in a flower hat, she definitely has cats, there's some other guy with a pointy face and glasses, he has atleast one cat probably is black and sits in his lap as he reads a book each night.
Bonus : you have to justify why you put down each person.
I think you misunderstood my post. My point was not that viruses are trying to give you a fever. My point was that thousands of years ago this was true. Random stories were files, story telling was file sharing, telling a story by definition burns energy so increases heat. Anytime you use energy you make some amount of energy which gets burned off and often results in atleast minorly increased temperatures.