gaylord

That's where the box got the name, but it was clear the gaylord in the story wasn't someone's name.

There is a good video by a Gaylord something or another where he explains how the Wolfram Mathematica language evaluates expressions.

They throw the individual boxes in a Gaylord and inject the Gaylords into the domestic distribution network at the destination air terminal.

The best way to move is buy a number of of gaylord boxes.

I had to support the IT functions of a corporate event at the Gaylord Opryland convention center ~18 months ago.

Kendra Gaylord released a video on the topic yesterday too.

Found some details[0] on how they're doing this: > Marriott operates a Wi-Fi monitoring system manufactured by a third party that was installed at the Gaylord Opryland.

Meanwhile a Hyatt or Hilton or Gaylord or Rosen or any number of dozens of large hotel chains in the area absolutely run shuttles to both parks.

> You all understand that Sam, the gaylord of OpenAI, is here to control you, correct?

If you want a buffet, I recommend Vindu at Frankford & the Tollway in Far North Dallas or Chennai Cafe at Preston & Gaylord in Frisco.

Yeah if you give it the dimensions of a standard gaylord (48x40) it tries to stack the boxes in a really strange way with smaller boxes occupying the space below larger boxes and causing some boxes to float.

For anyone else like me that was unaware, "gaylord" is a genericized term for a bulk box.

Just in case it's not clear from the link/comments, the "jamming" happened at one convention location (Gaylord Opryland Hotel and Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee).

In this case you're effectively combining the elements of the "group buy" concept that at least at one time was semi-popular on Internet forums (8 years ago a group of F-150 enthusiasts all got together to purchase Gaylord brand fiberglass bed covers.

I suspect a reduction in the number of people with names like that, much like Dick, Gaylord, etc.

It sounds like they were only blocking connections at one specific property (Gaylord Opryland Hotel and Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee), which changes the math a bit.