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by NDizzle 5y ago
That's not correct. I haven't quite got all the way through the article, but yeah - not correct. It has wifi that you use to manage it, but it also has an ethernet port that you can use. I have it as one of 3 internet devices at m
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Can I rattle off “sticks and stones…” or is that too aggressive in 2022?! What’s next? It’s not that I’m superior, not at all. I consider myself normal. Jaw dropping reactions to Peter Pan is not normal. Let’s agree to make that distinction
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by NDizzle 5y ago
0 to 10mm!? Some study. That’s barely a beard. Loses 40% effectivenes at 10mm.
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by NDizzle 5y ago
I still have a daily job running a web scraper I first wrote with Scrapy back in 2017. I think I've had to update it 3 times over the years for changes to the site and web standards. Good old government sites - rarely change!
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by NDizzle 5y ago
These same voters that kept Newsom from being recalled?! Good luck, Californians. I'm sure they'll spend this money wisely!!!! Who knows what's next. Perhaps this will help the bullet train reach Fresno, Merced, or maybe Mode
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Why are these low bars being lowered even further, every single passing year? That should be the next question one asks themselves...
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by NDizzle 5y ago
I've never, over 3 laptops, had it restart by itself. Not once. Not a single one of them on Home edition, so perhaps that's the issue. Then again, the "home edition" is the edition that you should use when you are stream
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Automatically installed, yet no automatic reboots. Maybe it’s because I’ve never used the Home edition, but I’ve never had Windows force a reboot on me. Sometimes my laptop won’t wake up out of sleep mode and it reboots, but that’s about ev
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Since when does Windows have mandatory automatic updates?!
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Maybe this is new in Windows 11, benefit of the doubt and all, but this isn’t a thing on any other versions of Windows. Forced reboots aren’t a thing. Misclicks, however, are.
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Start having kids in your twenties. After the second one, you or your spouse stops working. The person who works, works from home at a project based company, where you do at most a stand up per day for set meetings. Start work early enough
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Where do I go to watch their videos? Rumble.
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Hopefully less inbreeding is one of the positive outcomes of the current "designer mutt" fad. I was thinking about this the other day actually...
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by NDizzle 5y ago
What other suggestions do you have for what "we" could do? China won't do anything, neither will India or Russia, by the way. So what are we doing? It'll boil down to effectively taxing companies and people. I skipped ah
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by NDizzle 5y ago
WOODWORKING costs $0?!?!?! What??? How much have you spent on tools? Do you smoke a pipe and whittle on the front porch or something? You don't visit Rockler and buy tons of gear? Where do you get your wood, as that's not free eit
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Cars were my freedom. People live different lives, you know? Did you drive 100+ miles, one way, for epic parties when you were in high school? I did. That's how rural Arkansas works. My first tech job required me to go 130 miles one wa
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Will the insanity pass, though? There's talk of putting cameras in all cars starting in 2026 to prevent... drunk driving[1]?! What's next? I can't be alone in never buying a car that has this feature. [1] https://w
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Petty.
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Reality = right wing in 2021.
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by NDizzle 5y ago
“Starting wage for unskilled labor” is what they changed. Because we’re lazy, the reporter called it minimum wage. In the small Arkansas town I grew up in, when the Tyson plant changed what we called the “starting wage” it was a big deal. B
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Being able to hunt for your meat helps a lot with anxiety and mental health. I’ll be able to provide for my family when things get crazy here soon. Will you be ready?
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by NDizzle 5y ago
The US sure could use groups of people exercising in parks. Think about the reduction in medical costs from the attack on type 2 diabetes.
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Does anyone else think that moths in super slow mo look like video games bosses?! I could imagine fighting one of those things in the next FROM Software game. (Dark Souls studio)
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by NDizzle 5y ago
No, and they know it isn't.
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by NDizzle 5y ago
I really don't like this pattern that's developing. The pattern that I see is, "Implement an obviously unconstitutional law. Let it affect people in some manner for N months until the courts get around to saying that it'
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Uhh.. what makes you say that? What percentage of people who get covid actually get admitted to the hospital? What percentage actually die? Both answers are probably lower than you think. You convincing her to get the vaccine probably fucke
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by NDizzle 5y ago
I’m really bad at categorizing music. Where do you think Tangerine Dream fits? Specifically, the Stratosfear and Phaedra albums. I’ve returned to those two albums for concentration music for about 25 years now.
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by NDizzle 5y ago
What about Jeb Corliss?
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Like big pharma will allow a control group to exist for this stuff... they still have immunity from anything that happens as a result of vaccines, right? Are you asking why yet, at this point?
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by NDizzle 5y ago
Death rate from covid, or death rate from heart problems and blood clots in their lungs? As someone (aged 42 years) with grandfathers on both sides that died from heart issues in their late 40s, early 50s, the side effects of the vaccines a

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