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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Yes, but unless all cars have speed limiters in them at those speeds, the drivers go faster regardless.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
> I would have killed to have tools like Unity when I got into game programming. All of my hobby time was eaten up trying to wrangle OpenGL and C++ and crappy open source engines, and cobbling together a shitty physics engine, so I never
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
It handles CSV well. Otherwise, no.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Have you tried Firefly III?
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Did he burn it in an enclosed space?
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
> Are those regionally different? Perhaps, but I think most of the difference is between healthcare provider plans. In other words, depends on who employs you.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Because, like spam email, it only has to work for a tiny fraction of a percentage of targets to be profitable, and enforcement is rare. Except it's more annoying than spam email because it actively interrupts people. And since origins
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Add at least one more: - doesn't let you repeat actions, or patterns of actions (move back and forth in a stalemate like pattern). Detecting non-trivial stalemates is hard, though.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Of my past 3 employers over the past 8 years (all family plans): $3000 deductible, no HSA $6000 deductible, HSA $9000 deductible, HSA I pay $370/month in premiums... $100 of that a fee because my spouse is eligible through her employer
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Well, scratch Twitter off the list of places I'd work. What bizarre behaviour.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
335 squat, 440 deadlift, 215 bench... I feel my deadlift and squat are good. Squat a bit weak but it's progressing. I've been at 215-235 bench for years.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
What about back arch? I just cannot arch as much as some people seem to without it really feeling painful. Perhaps coincidentally, my bench is considerably weaker than my other 2 lifts.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Social-engineering your PM to remove requirements, yep.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Survivorship bias. If I had a nickel everytime I saw that argument from some conspiracy nut...
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
I've used the cheap AVS video editor which works really well for the price. I tried OpenShot for a small clip and had the same feelings bumbling around at first. The UI did feel a bit slow at times, and I had other specific complaints
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Russian Collusion mass hysteria? Members of his immediate family and campaign flirted with people associated with the Russian government. He lied about his Russian financial deals. His National Security Adviser lied about his contacts with
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
What's preventing a OSS solution to this? What I can think of off the top of my head: * Lack of e-file permission * Lack of any kind of legal recourse or audit protection for the user * Constantly changing tax system After a casual sea
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
I'd have to agree. > pick up some mass-produced groceries, full of toxins and colourings and GMOs, even if they are labelled “organic” and “fresh”, all forbidden in Europe As if just being a "GMO" by itself is a disqualifi
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Super minor... but when I start scrolling down on FF 66.0.1 the "Debug" and the URL in what I thought was a bg image get garbled/overlapped: https://imgur.com/qLhgM8u
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
A while ago I tried making windows' remote differential compression COM library work in a CLI utility like rsync. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/d...
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
> thing that gets right on my tits. Is this a real saying? Or a typo?
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
> The corporate equivalent are agile methods with plenty of tooling but no direct communication with the client, open spaces yet still 100 layers of hierarchy, empowerement that means more responsability and no leverage, and the usual &q
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
IIRC The link contains an anchor `#abc123` which is the decryption key. Browsers do not send anchor parts of the URL to the server, and so the browser decrypts. Hinges on the browsers never sending that key, though.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
There is a `private` setting in the package.json to avoid this situation.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
I had an album (albeit free) on bandcamp dissappear from my library. Luckily it's on a backed up RAID6 array, in private server, streamable whenever I want. I mirror all my purchases onto equipment I own, and so I guess I get the benef
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
KeyPass? That's what I use and I probably am 50/50 between using autofill or Copy+Paste. And it autoclears after a few seconds. And I store my DB in Dropbox, but not the key.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Yeah I can set a delay or custom keypresses, or field IDs in KeyPass. This and OP just have to configure it properly.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Nope, I think in pretty much all states, property taxes fund schools in that district . So if your parents have an expensive home, it gathers lots of property tax, which goes mostly to the school in that neighborhood. > American Dream T
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
I don't think anyone's suggesting everyone get the same portion. I just think that if you work 40 hours (or 35, or whatever we determine is "fulltime"), you should be able to support you and your dependents without going
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Thanks for the response. If the government is inefficient, but provides its population with their needs (healthcare, defense, etc.), does it matter? I mean, ideally they'd strive to reduce those inefficiencies, but why does it need t

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