RUG3Y

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   by RUG3Y 10y ago

   I'll have to look into that setup. Thanks.
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   by RUG3Y 10y ago

   I tried out Windows 10. I lasted 5 days, I think. I signed in to a Microsoft account, and the password on my PC was changed without my permission. That password was only saved in Lastpass. It's 16 digits of random characters. I eventua
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   by RUG3Y 10y ago

   This is the same for me. I've also learned how to recognize an album that I WILL like after more listening, which feels really weird, but it works. Also, very catchy albums that immediately grab me rarely prove to have long-term listen
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   by RUG3Y 10y ago

   I understand this tactic but an astute person realizes immediately what you're up to, and it can cause the opposite effect. You need to understand the person you're talking to.
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   by RUG3Y 10y ago

   When my shoulders and neck are tense after a long day at work, I get a very obnoxious, loud pulsing in my right ear. It took me a long time to figure out that this is related to muscle tension.
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   by RUG3Y 10y ago

   This is good advice. I stopped trying to go above and beyond at work. Now, the rest of my time is spent doing projects I really care about. Since then, I: - Self-published an art book - Started a band - Started building a few software proje
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   by RUG3Y 10y ago

   I had a similar crisis recently. I was feeling really incompetent. I realized that there are other things in my life that are important to me that I've been neglecting. Side projects, music, what have you. Work is just work, and I allo
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   by RUG3Y 10y ago

   I think it's a pretty cool idea. We could throw together a git repo and share it around.
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   by RUG3Y 10y ago

   I'm in love with my Honda, it's a 2000 though. I intend to keep it as long as possible, newer cars just don't "feel" right to me.
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    That's why I still drive my 2000 Integra. It's not without a computer, but it's mostly mechanical. I can fix nearly everything myself, and I do. It still gets decent mileage, it's incredibly reliable, and parts are relat
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    This happened to me as well. My grandmother called my dad because she believe I was in jail and I needed money to get out. She was completely distraught and even after I talked to her, she wasn't convinced that I was safe. It was prett
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    I use quite a few index cards as well. I recently outlined an ebook I'm writing, a card to each section. I'll use them to physically map out the flow of products as well - use a card for each feature/ button and move them aro
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    I have a notebook that I keep various important thoughts in. It's only semi-organized, and it's not dedicated to a specific project, but many project notes are kept in it. I think this is a habit that I retained from my time in th
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    I absolutely would lose my cool in this situation.
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    If your PR is merged, then I will try this out.
16. 436.▲
    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    Sending feedback for a tiny usability issue. Your project is very cool, thanks!
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    I think your response gets at part of what I wanted to say, but couldn't think of how to say at the time. War is not in the interest of those who fight it, most of the time.
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    I disagree that bravery and gallantry are qualities of war - they're human qualities that war sometimes reveals. A man's bravery doesn't lend nobility to war, in my opinion. I generally see war as exploitative. I can see wher
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    Situation dictates: Any kind of business website/ blog/ landing page is probably going to be Wordpress. Not because I really like Wordpress, but because it's fast. These are "good enough" pages. For anything else,
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    That's a very cool website that I've never heard of, thanks.
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    Is it ok if I email you and ask a couple of questions?
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    Thanks for answering. I live in a very low-cost area in the midwest. I have a pretty stable situation and most of my debts (other than mortgage) are completely paid off. As far as projects go, I've been looking into tiny projects that
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    I think the author's assumption here is out of whack. There is nothing noble about warfare, it doesn't compare to playing an instrument. BTW, I've been to war myself.
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    May I ask what business you're in? I want to do something like what you're doing. I only need to make 35 - 40k to sustain my current lifestyle.
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    I'm a self-taught programmer and I'm considering getting a CS degree. I can do quite a bit, but I don't see any storied jobs open to people with only a few months of training. Is the demand really that high? Am I looking in t
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    Maybe I wasn't clear in my comment. Being in the military is onerous, boring, soul sucking and awful. Being a civilian is much easier. Once you've been in such a crummy situation, nothing can faze you.
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    haha...that's a funny comment with some truth to it.
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    I agree with your assessment. I'm running AMD right now and it may not be "as good" as Intel but it is not the bottleneck in my system. I can do everything that I want to do for an affordable price.
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    You'll also realize that civvies have it pretty easy and that you can put up with almost any amount of bullsh*t.
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    by RUG3Y 10y ago

    I really like your response. I feel out of place on the front end because I'm a minimalist and I tend to keep things very clean and simple. A lot of the time it feels like I'm doing everything wrong.