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781.
by Natsu 4y ago
Honestly I sometimes think that I need a Jira backlog for real life. It's closer to a unification of todo list (that sometimes gets closed out / ignored...) and planner. Just slap a 'release calendar' on top of it and.
782.
by Natsu 4y ago
I sorta feel like it's a historical relic at this point and want to preserve it, but you're right that it's just occupying closet space meaninglessly.
783.
by Natsu 4y ago
This just reminds me that I have a real 8088 that I don't know what to do with. Last I knew, it even worked, but it hasn't been turned on in decades so I am not eager to risk it, even if I were to sanity check it for blown capaci
784.
by Natsu 4y ago
There's no referral link in this post, he's not profiting from this and he's written about many different treatments.
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by Natsu 4y ago
What is the proper definition of "active"? It seems like everyone is arguing about different metrics and it makes more sense to discuss different, specific measures that might fall into a range of behaviors that are "active&q
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by Natsu 4y ago
Even if that happens, it's a good thing we filled up the oil reserves back when we did.
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by Natsu 4y ago
The US has a similar sort of visa for foreign investors, I think it's this one: https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/permanent...
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by Natsu 4y ago
Malboge, right?
789.
by Natsu 4y ago
I mean, some random new guy showing up to sell a few hundred pounds worth of electronics first thing has got to look exactly like the fraudsters look to them. This really sucks for the OP, but if Ebay didn't stop accounts fitting that
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by Natsu 4y ago
Most computers are set up to use NTP automatically and it'd take a heck of a coincidence to get the time 7 minutes before the article was published. If they wanted to fake the time they'd pick something like midnight Jan 1 that g
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by Natsu 5y ago
Another line of reasoning in this vein is that one group of politicians is eager to find and prosecute the leaker, the other is not. If they thought it was someone from the other side, they'd probably want a scalp. Also, the conclusio
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by Natsu 5y ago
They could really stand to open up visa appointments via virtual meetings & such. There was a time I was within literal walking distance of a US Embassy, but no, we had to fly to the other side of the damned country to go to the Embass
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by Natsu 5y ago
This research makes it seem like a good idea not to provide pictures in general.
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by Natsu 5y ago
The study is kind of weird, because that's simply not how things are conducted during hiring: nobody puts their picture on their resume. I think some other countries do, but the norms are decidedly against that in the USA, probably to
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by Natsu 5y ago
I have no idea what the hell I'm reading, but it's full of stuff like this: > And if you want to engage in some open-field swordplay and smack some defenders to the ground, you might just load the whole damn front -- b1 through
796.
by Natsu 5y ago
The euphemism treadmill is what I've heard most often, as well.
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by Natsu 5y ago
> Accomplished? He's got money and hired some smart people. Lines like that work better on a site where most of the people don't appreciate just how damned hard it is to build a business.
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by Natsu 5y ago
The art looks a lot like Akagi.
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by Natsu 5y ago
It's also possible that I'm simply confused and forgot which service I watched it on because it was a while ago.
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by Natsu 5y ago
I've never heard of Kaiji before now.
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by Natsu 5y ago
All this makes me realize that we have Netflix and haven't really watched or enjoyed it since, I think, the Expanse. I guess we watched the Squid Game, too, but I thought that was terrible. Like a low grade ripoff of an old (and much
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by Natsu 5y ago
If video games could affect people's behavior, PacMan would've caused people to meander around dark rooms while munching on pills and listening to electronic music.
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by Natsu 5y ago
I get random invoices in languages I don't even speak due to something similar.
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by Natsu 5y ago
> we say these things about computers, but not about the dictionary or our regimented education system Who says we don't? We're in the middle of a culture war fight over some very old word definitions like "man" and
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by Natsu 5y ago
> Weird glitches. Flicker, or colors being wrong. Things running at the wrong speed. Things not rendering right. Sometimes the game crashes at certain spots. A lot of those were there in the original, especially flicker on NES, which was
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Oral history project marks 40 years since Phnom Penh's fall (2015)(phnompenhpost.com)
1 points by Natsu 5y ago|0 comments
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by Natsu 5y ago
I feel like things are going to diverge further, between people floating around through the system and learning almost nothing vs. those self-learners who ignore that and learn on their own, not letting anything hold them back.
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by Natsu 5y ago
> If you were looking for the next Beanie Baby for the last 20 years, do you think you would've found it? Even easier, if you just pick the right 6 numbers you could end up with millions of dollars.
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by Natsu 5y ago
I think that when it becomes culty and reality-denying is where the real problems come in. For example, 47 years ago the city of Phenom Penh was forced at gunpoint to march into the wilderness to farm rice because of how some people interp
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Why It Took So Long for the World to See How Phnom Penh Fell(time.com)
1 points by Natsu 5y ago|0 comments

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