That could be due to the fact that money and material goods truly don’t buy happiness. The Scripting Guy who writes this column finds this all very interesting, in part because there is plenty of research to indicate that even though our lives continue to get better and better people continue to get unhappier and more depressed. To tell you the truth, no one ever hides in any of the Scripting Guys’ cars.īut, then again, that could simply be because no one wants to catch a Scripting Guy. But do we really need heartbeat sensors in cars? We’re just not sure. It makes sense to have smoke alarms in houses houses do occasionally catch on fire. Nevertheless, we’d be curious to know how often this sort of thing happens. And we don’t doubt that this very thing has happened before: someone has opened their car door and been pounced upon. Before we get to today’s question we were wondering if anyone else has seen the commercial for the car that features the all-new “heartbeat sensor?” The idea is that, before you open your car door, you check the sensor, which can detect the heartbeat of anyone who happens to be hiding in the car waiting to pounce on you.Īs a general rule the Scripting Guys are opposed to people hiding in cars waiting to pounce on unsuspecting drivers.

Hey, Scripting Guy! How can I search a text file of product IDs and retrieve just those lines that meet a specified pattern?

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