Pigo

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by Pigo 7y ago
^not
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by Pigo 7y ago
I love how you guys make me feel like I'm not an odd person. I have a hard time explaining what it's like in my head to other people, including my own wife. If nothing else, it's comforting to know other people struggle with
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by Pigo 7y ago
I'm familiar with the etiquette of posting such links on here, I'm not sure I ever have before. Thanks for the help.
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by Pigo 7y ago
Every time there is talk of pandemic, this is immediately what comes to mind. https://youtu.be/SQXqZ8JJktw?t=7 Stephen King really tapped into one of our worst fears. I always thought it was brilliant that it was just a str
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by Pigo 7y ago
As long as corporate welfare is there to bail them out, I feel like we're at least partly to blame for expecting something different.
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by Pigo 7y ago
Interesting, I'll check that out.
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by Pigo 7y ago
I always thought scraping was a fun idea, I just couldn't find the right use-case for it. I'm not a sports guy, and the big sites have pretty extensive API's. Something music related would be of interest to me, but I can alre
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by Pigo 7y ago
The last several years it seems I've encountered a lot less abrasive, condescending superior-intellect types. In the past I've worked with people with egos the size of the Sun. I've been wondering if I've just been lucky
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by Pigo 7y ago
I drive past this transmitter every day on my way to work, passing through Mason. Several times my son has asked what would happen if someone snapped on the support cables.
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by Pigo 7y ago
Interesting, I'll check that out. What's always surprising to me is that along with all the hair, there seems to be some grease/black stuff that builds up with the hair. Not sure if that's something other people find.
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by Pigo 7y ago
That's actually a good idea, as far as I'm concerned. Do you think the girls will appreciate it, or is it a big adjustment for them?
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by Pigo 7y ago
My wife has two daughters from a previous marriage. It's been my first foray into having girls in the household. I've learned to just accept that the shower will clog with hair occasionally, and we have to buy 4 times as much toil
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by Pigo 7y ago
I had a spontaneous pneumothorax a couple times in highschool, so I ended up having a lung surgery to prevent them when I was 18. To this day my mom refuses to reveal the things I said to her while I was in recovery, and the following days
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by Pigo 7y ago
Sometimes I think downloading an mp3 on mIRC was to me what taking a picture with a Polaroid was like to my great grandfather (or whatever tech was first coming out). Downloading anything means very little to my son, but I still remember th
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by Pigo 7y ago
As someone who had not read the books before seeing the movies (I know, I know) it added a lot of context when I found out why the elves were leaving at the end. I remember wondering why everyone was leaving if they had won. I know it was a
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by Pigo 7y ago
Of all those movies LOTR was the only one with a reason to have a dual part finale.
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by Pigo 7y ago
That sounds like Hollywood's famous accounting practices. They claim movies that makes 100's of millions have lost money by inflating costs that are paid to production companies and such. I'm sure someone can explain how they
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by Pigo 7y ago
An interesting aspect to me is that a collective intelligence can easily create a diffusion of responsibility. It's a lot easier to kill or give into base impulses when the blame is shared by the whole. Bees and ants don't tolerat
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by Pigo 7y ago
I'm glad to see this, and I hope it's a strong competitor. Stronger competition pushes everyone and we end up with better results as users. That said, browser debates often come off like the Nintendo versus Sega arguments I rememb
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by Pigo 7y ago
I eventually found the right woman, and started a family. But that could have happened anyways. I'd say it's more that I exercise more now. I discovered that I like woodworking. And I started creating more things myself on the com
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by Pigo 7y ago
Yeah, it's not that I wish I had never played Everquest. It was the amount of time that I played, which I regret now.
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by Pigo 7y ago
So much this. Our time on this Earth is so short. I used to love video games, but now I'm trying to make up for the time I wasted playing Everquest. There's so many experiences out there waiting to be had.
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by Pigo 7y ago
I also thought there was going to be some actual mystery about this painting I've seen before, but don't know much about. I guess CNN got my click, I feel duped.
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by Pigo 7y ago
Just out of curiosity, how was op supposed to phrase that sentence in order to keep from being toxic? Was it just the pronoun that was offensive, or was it just having any critique at all? Disagreement and critique is a positive thing if it
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by Pigo 7y ago
A lot of people think we didn't land on the moon, and that the Earth is flat.
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by Pigo 7y ago
I agree that many programs/departments need more funding, but the places with the most money seem to be doing the worst. It seems like more money is only part of the problem. I think if they showed better efficiency and results, the pu
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by Pigo 7y ago
I'm curious why this got down-voted. Was my opinion invalid or something?
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by Pigo 7y ago
I'm talking about services like this http://www.sfspecialneighborhoodpolicing.org/about_us.html I've read that some building/condos/whatever have HOA's that require them to fund it. I'm not pro
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by Pigo 7y ago
I've heard even worse things about Portland, for instance. But I just heard that the wealthy in San Francisco have started employing private police forces to handle the homeless and sanitation issues in their neighborhoods. Some areas
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by Pigo 7y ago
I'm not managing anything near what you, and many people on here, do in your job. But from the perspective of a developer who has worked with several cloud platforms, Azure and Devops make the barrier for entry very easy, and the funct

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