Fatnino

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by Fatnino 3y ago
Closed loop card on transit is a free loan to the transit agency. Seems logical that they would prefer people use that.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I suspect that some of the bridges that lead to "parks" may have been leading to schools that no longer exist where those parks are now. Might be worth digging into the history of those few parks. Many parks around me in the bay a
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I know a guy with a tesla who is most decidedly on the red side of the political spectrum. He had that tesla from before musk turned into his current evolution and my guy currently wants to get rid of his tesla. Build quality issues or so
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Who is calling them MAGAmobiles? A MAGAmobile is a lifted truck that rolls coal and has a huge lets go brandon decal
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I'm talking about a big headline mission to survey everything in the vicinity of the outer 2 smaller gas giants. Think Cassini or Galileo (too bad about that antena). Sure these missions take a long time. Means we have to start today s
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by Fatnino 3y ago
So theres some small startup that seems maybe interesting, you're looking forward to investing when they go public. Suddenly you hear they are going public through a SPAC. Why? Why aren't they going through the usual channels, cro
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by Fatnino 3y ago
The next mission is supposed to be sample return. I agree that mars has been over explored to the detriment of all other planets, especially the outer ones.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Back in the wii home brew days, I used to hang around in their irc channels. Those channels were a main way for people to get help with what we would now call "jailbreaking" their wii. Sure some sites and forums existed with instr
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by Fatnino 3y ago
My first driverless ride in a Cruise vehicle was like "oh this is neat, no driver!" and then I put on my seat belt and it was immediately just another ride in a car, no big deal. Not even a lingering thought in the back of my mind
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I have a 23 year old civic with little to no rust (yay California) except for a huge rust hole on the exhaust just before the muffler. So the modification is free! I was looking into some kind of fix to wrap around the pipe but instead I ha
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I used taxis in LA plenty of times and in general it was nothing like what you're describing. I only ever had one no show and that was because a lot of us ordered taxis from the same place around the same time so dispatch though it was
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by Fatnino 3y ago
The people I brought up used to have smartphones and made a conscious decision to go back down the tech tree. So an inflow to the no smartphone group. Certainly not outweighed by the outflow so the group is still shrinking as you state.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
There is a class of people who feel a smartphone is too much of a distraction to carry around all the time. They will carry around a flip phone that can do basically nothing beyond calls, sms, and camera. These are otherwise perfectly norma
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I think it would make MRI machines cheaper
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by Fatnino 3y ago
We're not talking about the asteroid stopping with a screech of tires and then taking a hard left turn to crash into earth. It's just that anything traveling through the earth/moon gravitational sphere of influence will have
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by Fatnino 3y ago
There's a ghost town in california called new idria. Obviously, very little traffic on the road leading to it. The pavement surface is probably 50 years old and in reasonable shape except for certain areas that make you wish you brough
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by Fatnino 3y ago
That barely gets you into a normal house in the bay area.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
There really needs to be an upper limit on how much wealth a person is allowed to amass. Half a billion seems fair. After that the tax bracket needs to be taxed at 100%
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by Fatnino 3y ago
You're not my lawyer!
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by Fatnino 3y ago
When I learned html as a kid in 1998 IE was better than Netscape in my mind. Netscape had lame <blink> while IE had the very cool <marquee> instead.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I worked at a California startup that got aquired by a huge east coast corporation. At the all hands where the east coasters were introduced, one of them announced that we would all have to get drug tested within 2 weeks. We just looked at
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I Palo Alto there's a statue of Nikola Tesla that also happens to be a free wifi ap.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Costco is so consistent that when you walk the route through the stores you will meet the same categories of products in the same order. For example: TVs are by the entrance, the over the counter pharmacy stuff is near the registers. The so
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I was using tor the other day and my phone battery went below 10% triggering power saving mode. My fault, I should have had my phone charged before. When the phone went into power saving mode, tor closed and lost my place. And since it does
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by Fatnino 3y ago
And since overheating usually happens on a hot day, open your windows and try to point the ac vets out them too.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Any craft coming from outside our solar system and trying to stop inside it would leave a huge energy signature as it slows from some significant fraction of c.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
The chat inside Gmail (I'm not even going to pretend to know or care what they call it now) has separate "windows" for each chat.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
It was definitely ie7 and not ie6 that had the tabs.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
In the interactive environment _ automatically holds the value of the last statement executed. >>> 1+1 2 >>> _ * 3 6
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by Fatnino 3y ago
But it's pay to play over there. So in short, gambling. And the house always wins.

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