NoSalt

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by NoSalt 9mo ago
I find this kind of odd. Yesterday, 2026-01-13, I - who lives in the greater Washington D.C. area - experienced A LOT of Verizon disruption. However, today, my service has been excellent. Maybe I'm from the future and don't know i
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
Yes, but the author's title framed it as a generic "website", not a specific web log site.
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
The title should be "How to make a damn blog.", as that appears to be the primary focus of the article.
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
I do not know about anybody else, but I do not read comics, watch movies, listen to music, or read books [for pleasure] in order to learn a lesson, learn how to "improve corporate culture", or anything else. Entertainment is, for
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
I agree 100%. If I received a terminal cancer diagnosis, I would be willing to do almost anything to live longer.
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
> "terminally online" Bad choice of words.
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
> "come together in a single SUBSCRIPTION" Ummm ... no, thank you.
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
IMHO, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard was the pinnacle of Mac OS X. When I "upgraded" to 10.7, they lost me. It was then that I switched to Linux full time, and I haven't looked back. Every now and then I do pull out my Wallstreet
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
Man, this really smacks of OG Star Trek when Mr. Spock would pop in one of his little plastic data cards to run an application or load data ... I love it!
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
My son has ... SO MANY LEGO sets; he is twelve and has been collecting regular LEGO since he was four or 5. Yes, the sets get built, but soon after they get broken down into their constituent parts, and we have massive build sessions where
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
Really, more expensive than flying? The family and I are looking at taking a X-country trip on AMTRAK and it looks to be significantly cheaper than flying. Plus, we will get to see awesome sights.
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
Interesting that I saw this article earlier today on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/comments/1q841... Was the Reddit article the impetus for your post?
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
What ... not everybody carries a small, 6' tape measure with them??? Surely I'm not THAT abnormal.
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
Are these physical flashcards or virtual, some sort of flashcard software? Definitely writing out 301,432 physical flashcards would be a lot of work, not to mention [kinda] a waste of paper, however many people still like the physical over
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
Is there an M&M plant nearby??? https://www.npr.org/2012/10/05/162347192/the-last-word-in-bu...
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
I voted for Ross. Sad he didn't win.
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
And in other news ... water is wet.
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by NoSalt 9mo ago
A LOT of what is mentioned for today's frontend and backend developers is really companies dumping more and more responsibility onto developers so they can fire SEOs, Configurations Management specialists, DBAs, etc., so that the compa
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by NoSalt 10mo ago
I know the colors are a little ... intense, but I love it!
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by NoSalt 10mo ago
HA ... it's a good thing my TV isn't good enough to have any of those fancy options. Take THAT, big TV!
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by NoSalt 10mo ago
I would love to have a Framework laptop, but there is no guarantee the company will be around as long as, say, Lenovo, Dell, Apple, etc., and I would hate to get used to being able to customize on the fly, then have to go back to a run-of-t
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by NoSalt 10mo ago
Ooh ... I want to be on a cowboy decision making team!!!
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by NoSalt 10mo ago
> "Markets: EU, UK, Norway and Switzerland" Well, crap!
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by NoSalt 11mo ago
I wonder if there is a less annoying list I can read.
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by NoSalt 11mo ago
My "greyed-out" link tells me this was posted not long ago.
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by NoSalt 11mo ago
> "There are also pictures of people enjoying the spectacle that demonstrate the morbid fascination that many Americans had with nuclear weapons at the time." This is, in my opinion, a stupid statement; people today, with tod
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by NoSalt 11mo ago
> "OOP-bashing seems fashionable nowadays." Really, is this happening??? From the job listings I have seen, this is not so.
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by NoSalt 11mo ago
Why, though ... so they can limit the software we put on our PCs now???
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by NoSalt 11mo ago
This is cool, and all, but you can buy a TENS unit for $20.00 to $40.00 on Amazon.
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by NoSalt 11mo ago
My Subaru Outback lets me adjust the dashboard and display lights down, which I do whenever I am driving at night. It's amazing how much more you can see without a ton of lights in the cab.

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