LastMuel

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by LastMuel 4y ago
> One of the few instances where I prefer the dub... Phil really does a great job.
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by LastMuel 4y ago
I feel like this whole thing is mischaracterizing funding for cost. They are not the same and Star Citizen's cost, I think, is mostly unknown. Saying that they've raised 500 million (funding) isn't the same as saying 500 mill
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by LastMuel 4y ago
I've had some success using this page and subscribing to the twitter feed from the same person: https://rpilocator.com Adafruit appears to be the best resource for ordering Pis in the US as they require you log in with MFA
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by LastMuel 4y ago
You don't kick your prize chicken.
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by LastMuel 4y ago
This appears to have been fixed in the Amazon page I just pulled up. If so, that was a quick edit.
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by LastMuel 4y ago
I'm pretty sure that's how Typhoid Mary became infamous.
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by LastMuel 5y ago
But, we do that anyway. Mid winter, even in the south part of the U.S. I was standing in the dark and cold waiting for a bus to arrive.
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by LastMuel 5y ago
> I'm informed that these are actually legal as long as you don't disrespect the police by doing it in front of them. It's the same way that going slightly over the speed limit on freeways is legal as long as you don'
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by LastMuel 5y ago
I don't disagree. It was the comment about the California plate - almost like it was supposed to validate the practice - that I don't understand. I commented as I have a concern that an uneducated reader may walk away with the ide
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by LastMuel 5y ago
Apparently, it's "Assertive Mode"
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by LastMuel 5y ago
> My dad (when gowing up) was pulled over for a cop for doing a california stop in Colorado. The police officer let us off, because we had california plates. I'm confused. A "California Stop" isn't even legal in Calif
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by LastMuel 5y ago
8 bit
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by LastMuel 5y ago
Or, as an alternative, use wget and then press Ctrl+C after two seconds. Viola, you have a usable lisa.jpg.
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by LastMuel 5y ago
This is how JADE/PUG handled it. And, for anyone that's used css, querySelector or jQuery, it seems quite natural. I also wonder why the author didn't pick up these standard methodologies and continue from there.
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by LastMuel 5y ago
I'm dying. This is hilarious.
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by LastMuel 5y ago
I find it odd that you exalt democracy and the idea of limiting individual freedom in the same paragraph. Zuckerberg isn't a government unto himself and answers to shareholders and board members; one of which served as Chief of staff f
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by LastMuel 5y ago
> We are humans and like other industries, greed has crept in and we don't always make great decisions when left on our own. I feel strange having to point out that Governments are made up of people too. If it's not people that
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by LastMuel 6y ago
I think the author addresses your point one in the article: > SQL is a perfect language for analytics. I love SQL query language and SQL schema is a perfect example of boring tech that I recommend to use as a source of truth for all the
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by LastMuel 6y ago
Something like what? I was simply stating that when the market closes in on options, competition tends to pop up to meet the needs of the customers that don't want to be boxed in.
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by LastMuel 6y ago
In a world structured like that, it sounds like there would be good business opportunity in developing software and services that run on a general computing device.
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by LastMuel 6y ago
That was changed in 2018. They no longer have this as part of their "code of conduct".
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by LastMuel 6y ago
Interestingly enough, there are airports that are dedicated to shippers. For example, there's Wilmington Air Park in Wilmington, OH: https://www.wilmingtonairpark.com/ Apparently, Amazon started flying through there in
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by LastMuel 7y ago
The author makes a case for why it would matter: > XML, on the other hand, optimizes for document tree structures, by cleanly separating node data (attributes) from child data (elements). Unfortunately, there appear to be some implementa
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by LastMuel 7y ago
That price doesn’t include usage as a shippable asset, though. The purchase page sets terms that indicate you can only do renderings for that amount. They don’t seem to publish a price for usage as game assets.
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by LastMuel 7y ago
Wait, are you saying the only valuable students are the ones that didn’t pay for their education? Because that’s what it sounds like you’re saying.
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by LastMuel 8y ago
It appears that you're posting an opinion rather than informed fact. You should attempt following the development if you have a keen interest. They've switched to a quarterly release system and have, in fact, just released their Q
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by LastMuel 8y ago
I have a slightly different take on what will drive adoption of these cars. Insurance. If there is a significant reduction of cost from an insurance perspective, the cost to insure a human-driven vehicle will increase substantially to the p
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by LastMuel 9y ago
Even so, simply going to court on something like this could have staggering consequences.
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by LastMuel 9y ago
The article specifically states that it concerns areas not trafficked by humans and pack animals. The people in your linked article would likely still need to take additional precautions.
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by LastMuel 9y ago
He's right though, with any luck, the SSNs of a slew of politicians will be included in the data leak and then we may just get the ball rolling on change. Hopefully, this is the one that gets us moving.

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