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Neliquat
9y ago
Not op, but basically: Most of my pc cases are easily 15 years old. They have been upgraded when needed and have none of the same parts, but at no point did I have to trash the entire thing and start over. Just the simple standard of having
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9y ago
To their famlies maybe, dead people don't take offense. Impling the reaction of someone is equally disingenuous. Not saying you are wrong, the conflation is a bit overreaching.
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9y ago
Is this a joke? Racist hand signs?
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9y ago
Subaru are a maint nightmare. Avoid after 80k. Head gaskets and turbos die and are hard to change, requiring dropping the whole engine.
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9y ago
Price range? Ill assume cheap. 500-2500 1988+ civic with less than 160k. Make sure timing belt has been done if over 80k. 2500-5000 Should get you a lot of choices, go for the best maintained. Well maintained 100k is better than poorky main
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9y ago
I use cash every day. Other than bills, and orders, every practical transaction is maxe with cash. Its not a big deal. Author seems way out of touch. Cash is also much faster than the pin cards in use now, after that step backward I actuall
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9y ago
(2015) I wonder if any follow up studies have been done by now...
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''NSA does not have the ability at this time to stop collecting ‘about’ information without losing some other important data'' Uh huh.
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9y ago
Petition to add /b/ to the bloomberg panel. Might improve things. Or just crash the rare pepe market.
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9y ago
This is good for techie types like me who unintentionally talk down to people in ways like this.
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9y ago
Focing on your stress, avoiding inviting people over, it sounds like your problem is before your eyes. There will always be stress. How we see people depends mostly on how they handle it.
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9y ago
PSA: Do not use PayPal for any reason, they are unethical and unreasonable. How many more times must this happen to people?
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This is here because it applies on some level to us all. I have a couple autist friends and they are awesome, and I understand that their emotions calibrate differently, but are still there and meaningful. After a while, you learn to calibr
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9y ago
As an American, I never stop being amazed at the bigitory of the supposedly progressive europeans.
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9y ago
This is full of suspect data and shilling on a car that has gotten a lot of bad press. This feels like pure PR. Please respond if you disagree.
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9y ago
Seems more like an attempt to make sense of a noncongruent world. We do the best with the info we have, and boy has that info been bad recently.
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9y ago
The number of webmasters who wanted me to set up ssl to 'secure' their site, while the backend emailed cc info in the clear to the orders dept is larger than I have digits, even the extra adolecent joke ones.
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9y ago
My grandfather was an EAA builder and the most overly cautious man I have ever known. He got out of his car to look behind it every time he reversed, and then went and did insane aerobatics in something him and his buddies built in a garage
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9y ago
But perfect for a 'One man army' movie. Or recruiting film. Cough cough.
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Seems like good motivation to go to the gym. You would be suprised how difficult a normal race car is to drive, most people lack the strength just to pull out of a parkinh spot in one. The exo, is the racecar case, is taken out for an impor
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9y ago
That cuts so many ways... But more than ever, I see a great diversity of social outlooks on HN. Might be recent politics, but the result is the same. I love the sub arguments on lab meat, tech ethics, gender equality and representation, and
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9y ago
Could be a waveguide... not all machined parts move.
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Defenistration as a service comes next obviously.
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9y ago
Request to re-humanize humans. Denotation should be for non humans only - we recodnise people. Point: sure, language has meaning and we constantly abuse it a bit, but policing it tends to hurt more then help.
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9y ago
A suprising oversight, but I have noticed in the heat of the moment few customers care. Without friction, the incentive is not there, given all the fires they likely fight 24/7. Looks like someone just gave them incentive. Hopefully an
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9y ago
Think about it. If you have kids or pets or flowers, seems like it would be prudent trigger the event in a more safe, and known environment than to leave to chance (of injury to property or 3rd party). Seems like talking to the neighbor hap
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Links to the press? Always interested in how these things are handled.
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> Should
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No. In fact there is evidence that it does not specifically target them. However, they belong to a set of devices that may be affected by it.
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9y ago
IoT way? I do not think you can trust traffic to stay local and not leak. This kind of thinking is what got is here.
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