RajT88

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by RajT88 9mo ago
There are some outliers (like Hawaii, or the 2 sightings in my local forest preserve) which cannot be bears, but what you will find is there is way more bear populations wandering around than you realize. The trend is pretty clear.
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by RajT88 9mo ago
I could get behind this argument if commodity ISP gateways required special rules for IPv6 (from what I have seen - they do not). As far as I can tell, this is just pedantry, until those features are implemented in most ISP gateways. Akama
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by RajT88 9mo ago
There's some genuinely weird shit unexplained, I'll give you that. Unlike Bigfoot, where you can look at a map of the historical range of bears and see it exactly matches where all the Bigfoot sightings are.
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by RajT88 9mo ago
Related headline: Water wet
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by RajT88 9mo ago
I really liked working in the office when it had lots of people I directly worked with, and was next to lots of good restaurants and a nice gym. You got to know people well and stuff could get done just by wandering over to someone's
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by RajT88 9mo ago
I use AI daily and have to clean emojis. It depends on the task, or the particular product/agent you're using. ChatGPT is a lot more emoji-heavy than say the business Copilot. Claude code, never. GitHub copilot never. What I ca
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by RajT88 10mo ago
> That could be counter-productive. The left wants "lone wolves" doing this stuff. Banding together and coordinate action would go too far, it would implicate everyone. But if a lone wolf goes too far, they can plead ignorance
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by RajT88 10mo ago
> leftists are, right now, trying to work up the nerve to go on the attack, we've both seen the internet messages and not all of them are russian bots That's the funniest thing I've read in weeks. Leftists cannot get the
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by RajT88 10mo ago
I'm not saying it's right to not "speak ill of the dead". Just that that's the reasoning I've seen in my family.
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by RajT88 10mo ago
The thinking is that not "speaking ill of the dead" is not just respect, but doing anything else is pointless. You will not change them, and everyone present already made up their mind on their behavior.
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by RajT88 10mo ago
This administration seems to believe it's people who are not here as legal permanent residents or with valid visas. ...Who are not white.
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by RajT88 10mo ago
Latinos are - statistically - causing less problems than citizens. In fact, they are propping up our economy. I had suspected you were posting in bad faith; now I know for sure. Our immigrant population - legal and not - solve more proble
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by RajT88 10mo ago
The deportation part is the defensible part of the story. It is a lot more than "sending them home". What's going on is excessive. It's worth mentioning - the people being "deported" have something in common
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by RajT88 10mo ago
I will try here. Illegal presence is a civil violation. Civil violations are not crimes (in the sense the law is divided into civil and criminal law): https://www.findlaw.com/legalblogs/criminal-defense/is-illeg..
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by RajT88 10mo ago
I think we soon get "Kavanaugh Kills" too.
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by RajT88 10mo ago
One gunshot in the new video. Three in the old one.
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by RajT88 10mo ago
> The fact that this is an exceptional practice is imo, a little bit sad, because I believe that it should be way more common. If we gave tax breaks for open sourcing EOL products, we'd see a lot more of it. Code escrow companies m
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by RajT88 10mo ago
You think having a dumb name would be a negative, but one of the biggest bands in the world is called Metallica.
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by RajT88 10mo ago
I do have a work phone - which works only in wifi mode. If it's super important, my regular cell gets called. My regular phone has 0 work stuff on it. My employer couldn't access personal stuff on it if they wanted to.
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by RajT88 10mo ago
The software biz in general has a major "out with the old, in with the new" attitude, which paired with the attitude of, "We're going to build what we know, instead of learning the old stuff which is new to us". I&#
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by RajT88 10mo ago
Speaking of e-Waste: > Can Communicator be used as my primary phone? Without them making a statement of how long they will provide security updates for, this could easily go like past phones of mine. My work tightens their mobile securit
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by RajT88 10mo ago
This. Vinyls are the most "special" of media formats, because they require the most care. They function as wall art. If you actually want to listen to them, it's a ritual - something you have to make time and space for. Y
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by RajT88 10mo ago
Some articles on the topic observe that ads like you show above magically disappear once you are across the US border. They likely know exactly what is going on.
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by RajT88 10mo ago
Facebook ads absolutely allow criminal activity. https://www.thestar.com/news/investigations/we-ordered-cocai...
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by RajT88 10mo ago
Exactly. I never ever buy a product advertised on Facebook. Almost without a doubt, the ad turns out to be misleading. If something looks cool, I will search it instead of clicking through. I have been seen malvertising campaigns on FB (
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by RajT88 10mo ago
My wife is the same way - the "best by" date is just a date they put for best "freshness". "Sell by" date is similar. It's not about safety. My wife grew up in a hot and humid climate where things went b
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by RajT88 10mo ago
There is quite a lot of pressure put outside from the beer of a full bottle, but that little bit of air is probably enough to cause it to implode at some point. I'll be honest; I have no idea how to estimate that. I'm sure there
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by RajT88 10mo ago
Partly I am sure. I have read stories similar to what I wrote from China as well. I think Europe too, but I would not swear on it.
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by RajT88 10mo ago
> And the poisonous ones apparently don't use color as a warning signal, and don't smell all that bad, and some of the poisons have really mild effects, like "gives only some people diarrhea" or "makes a hangover
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by RajT88 10mo ago
Roomba as well. Awesome at first when we bought our first home. But then we filled it with stuff and got a doggo. Those hairs fast-track the process of jamming the wheels and sweeper. Why do we need a robot vacuum when we still have to v

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