Or at night when the wind is blowing while there are fewer energy sinks?

Muss so geplant werden, dass der aufgeladen wird, wenn es günstig ist. Macht die Planung denn überhaupt dann nur noch interessanter.

Absolutely on board. It is one of the more tedious jobs to get right though.

Don't say that out loudly or we all know what you'll be working on for the foreseeable future.

the sixth book of the five book trilogy.

"A trilogy in five parts"

'Here, suck this,' said Roosta, offering Zaphod his towel. Zaphod stared at him as if he expected a cuckoo to leap out of his forehead on a small spring. 'It's soaked in nutrients,' explained Roosta. 'What are you, a messy eater or something?' said Zaphod. 'The yellow stripes are high in protein, the green ones have vitamin B and C complexes, the little pink flowers contain wheatgerm extract.' Zaphod took it and looked at it in amazement. 'What are the brown stains?' he asked. 'Bar-B-Q sauce,' said Roosta. 'For when I get sick of wheatgerm.' Zaphod sniffed it doubtfully. Even more doubtfully, he sucked a corner. He spat it out again. 'Ugh,' he stated. 'Yes,' said Roosta, 'when I've had to suck that end I usually have to suck the other end a bit too.' 'Why,' asked Zaphod suspiciously, 'what's in that?' 'Anti-depressants,' said Roosta. 'I've gone right off this towel, you know,' said Zaphod, handing it back.

Well... I guess you could hop from button to button on your legless butt, but I don't see how that would improve anything.

Unfortunately, the skills would then be owned by you, which the company rents, too. If only the company could actually own you, maybe then it'd be willing to invest into your education.

"Buuuut... do these six charming laptops pass 'Programming 2'"?