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Address not found?
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now that otherwise normal looking house is now suspicious Mysterious? Yes. Suspicious? I wouldn't think that. Plenty of houses in my neighborhood are blurred. I don't think much about it. And yes, I can just walk over and look.
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I disagree.
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Is this a cruel joke?
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What do you mean "quite a bit less of my gross income went to healthcare"? Are you factoring in the insurance premiums paid by your employer? For many people that is both an invisible and significant health care cost.
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For most Americans, you can't really get by without store-bought food and a car. This is just fact. For all animals on earth, you can't really get by without food. This is jus a fact.
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I'm sorry, it is not appropriate to presume that cars are less necessary than food ? Hmm, what about water, is that one more important or are cars still top of mind for you?
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Dirty bombs
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Good for you. These kinds of migrations never feel productive at the time, but the right tools can make your life and work so much better.
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Keep pulling the lever, uptime has to improve eventually!
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At the point you are self hosting, you have many more options ranging from a simple ssh git server with pick your favorite cicd, to gitlab ce, to forgejo, and more.
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It's an insult to the author's own intelligence.
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Don't worry, I'll send them another copy just in case.
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You know the memory cartel isn't even close to being broken, right?
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What if the money you receive isn't enough to offset the physical damage to your body that the work demands?
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I just stopped reading immediately.
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Patch tuesday
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Run several Linux kernels at the same time on bare metal, without a hypervisor
(lwn.net)
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* wanted to maintain support for displaying jxl images that are embedded in PDFs
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Because developers of security critical code don't flippantly merge LLM changes for marginal performance gain, and their time is incredibly valuable.
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What do you mean 8 people in a 2 bedroom isn't considered a living wage?
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Notice how they were going to go to Microsoft next? Clearly a masochist.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L4Linux
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Wow that's cursed, never realized that's how it worked.
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This depends on the beacon being visible. If they just take the phone and walk away, because that's where they think the evidence is, it won't wipe.
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This wasn't a flag? Store-only by design: installing it proves delivery of an app the USB package never contained.
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We tax toxic waste sites? Also should all work sites be taxed, or just "office" ones?
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Yeah that's being very dramatic. Rent in oakland is not that high. Even at $160k you can scrape by in SF proper in a studio.
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You skew toward the most populous city anyway if you use most per city instead of per MSA or per capita.
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Some people came for the compact package containing an eink screen, a moderately powered application board, and a reasonable amount of battery and storage. For some, it may be the perfect thin client.
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