BluePen7

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by BluePen7 4y ago
I'd also like to know the hack, my buddy's been fighting his Samsung fridge for years.
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by BluePen7 5y ago
Same four* suppliers actually, just about every rechargeable embedded battery is made by Panasonic, Sanyo, LG, or Samsung. Most common type/size is the 18650, used in everything from drills, powerbanks, to Teslas. Second most common ty
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by BluePen7 5y ago
The deal's almost too good to pass up. I'll program and be professional at company A just as happily as I would at company B. I'm already professional and apolitical at work, I don't feel I stand to gain much being other
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by BluePen7 6y ago
Not who you asked, but without extra means you end up with free time any time you're not working. You can't afford to do anything. If you don't have a job where you can simply take on more hours, but it's also not predic
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by BluePen7 6y ago
I started following that rule a while ago too, I wouldn't trust some random off-brand food from amazon, but the brand name food has a fair bit of markup. If the counterfeiters are willing to produce anything to make a buck, and amazon
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by BluePen7 6y ago
They don't need to have a visceral emotional reaction, they just need to know it's a strong anti-CCP sentiment. Given how frequently we use Fuck ____ in English for things we don't like (Fuck Cancer, Fuck the police, etc), it
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by BluePen7 6y ago
After my initial laugh at your response, I realized 7% is about what I'd bet too. My first foray into options trading I lost around 3% of my net worth, and I'd say I'm more than twice as confident about this than I was about
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by BluePen7 6y ago
That's a funny anecdote and a good step, but you guys still have a long way to go in regards to outage alerting at SendGrid. I was annoyed when after a several hour long outage SendGrid still had not updated their status page to reflec
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by BluePen7 6y ago
According to the forum posts, it's happening to everyone who uses the default plug, the extension that comes with a 3 pin plug resolves the issue. I have one short and one long cable, and am only just now realizing the issue. I'd
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by BluePen7 6y ago
I don't think there's a legal interest rate that's as bad as paying $150 annually to rent a $100 router, that's basically 150% interest. So regardless how bad your credit rating and interest rate are, it's overwhelm
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by BluePen7 6y ago
The other aspect is a lot of older luxury cars were also very well built, and older economy cars were some real bare-bones shitboxes. My father enjoyed driving his Mercedes, so I figured I ought to enjoy a German luxury car as well. I expec
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by BluePen7 6y ago
I think there's two confounding factors there, in the US parking is usually plentiful and right out front (or visible), so you're always seen in the vehicle you pull up in. It can be a part of your identity, both for yourself, and
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by BluePen7 7y ago
Not who you asked, but my mistake was transferring an S3 bucket full of unused old customer web assets to glacier, we were paying a lot to host them each month, and weren't using them anymore. I set the lifecycle rule on all objects in
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by BluePen7 7y ago
And the lower class, a 4 door 5 seater sedan is what I drove when I didn’t have that much money. If I’d had more money, I could afford a coupe. And if I had more money still, I could afford a 2 seater sports car. An under utilized vehicle m
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by BluePen7 7y ago
> Staying in your lane should be muscle memory for an experienced driver The amount of effort needed for this can vary wildly depending on the vehicle, it’s mechanical condition, and the speed it’s being driven at. Some vehicles are more
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by BluePen7 7y ago
The other day I was visiting my sister and she asked me to scan the codes on her 2014 Silverado. When I put the key in the ignition position for on (without starting it) so I could read the codes, it complained that the battery was low, and