51lver

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by 51lver 8y ago
That is far safer for the driver and passengers than a gasoline fire. People only fear it because it is unfamiliar.
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by 51lver 8y ago
As I tell my small human, The good guy must do only good, or he is also the bad guy.
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by 51lver 8y ago
As someone who was also rejected even though I solved their challenges, I've got a feeling they are measuring the wrong stuff. The rejection said that I "didn't show the growth they are looking for". Maybe a fresh 2018 C
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by 51lver 8y ago
It's possible to combine the parts from a disk with failed bearings and a disk with a failed controller to end up with one working disk, but it's not worth the effort unless your goal is data recovery.
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by 51lver 8y ago
We lose messages alllll the time due to moving between wifi and lte, or when in transit and entering a tunnel. Annoying.
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by 51lver 8y ago
I bike to a nearby bus station and bus from there to work. I love it. Makes me feel great, but there really is no place for bikes where I live. We have bike lanes, but not on the main roads. We have sidewalks, but I don't want to bothe
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by 51lver 8y ago
Many users are still going to use the same password for their FB account and email account. All the security in the world won't fix people.
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by 51lver 8y ago
There is something wrong with abuse.
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by 51lver 8y ago
y2k was a long time ago and y3k isn't our problem. :p
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by 51lver 8y ago
It's worse than that. Only corporations are capable of whitewashing their image well enough to be acceptable. All _real_ people are flawed in mind and body and SOMEONE will find a reason to reject them, which is exactly what these CoCs
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by 51lver 8y ago
God that was horrible to read. Can you imagine trying to do anything with someone so toxic? "Can you pass the cheese please? NO BECAUSE YOU SAID BAD THINGS ON TWITTER!" These people are not acting in love. They are acting in hate
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by 51lver 8y ago
GNU icecat is a firefox fork with many privacy violating issues removed. It's pretty nice.
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by 51lver 8y ago
I got 4 good speakers and 4 dead speakers and none of them play engine sounds thanks. (now that vw with a ground loop on the sub amp that my buddy had was a different story...)
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by 51lver 8y ago
I don't think you would have trouble finding $1000 msrp of web connected gizmos in any given household in the US, and less than $50 a month for intertubes is a pretty good price, so right on, good for you. Just saying, we shouldn'
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by 51lver 8y ago
Every time I am required to update my web browser to support some new snowflake code I am again reminded just how wrong you are. You are writing code that runs nowhere, unless you can afford to shell out $1000 a year to keep your hardware c
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by 51lver 8y ago
Which is completely different than a digit falling off a window, right?
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by 51lver 8y ago
Totally different issues. Making a bad sale and then later backing out, vs advertising a price that is not able to be confirmed at the time of sale resulting in no sale.
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by 51lver 8y ago
Awesome! I have all the parts in the bins, and now I have a reason to build a VR rig! But uh... I don't see linux on the compatibility lists, and I'm not using my work mac for this, and my gaming windows computers are too old (XP)
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by 51lver 8y ago
I'm not finding anything historical about companies abusing the free software community, but that chapter of history is still being written. There are examples of playing unfairly to gain dominance from the 90s through 2000s here thoug
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by 51lver 8y ago
I understand including more examples of unacceptable harassment for clarity, but I think they should not have included "level of experience". It plays too well into some large companies "Embrace, extend, extinguish" stra