RajT88

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by RajT88 3mo ago
They're building a mass of DC's near me as well in northern IL (not quite as many as by you). I see a lot of weird stuff on social media - people inactive for years all of a sudden becoming super-activists and posting non-stop an
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by RajT88 3mo ago
That is why the E stands for Executive. COO's run the company. The CEO wines and dines and handles vision and escalations. You have described it to a T. Now, sometimes CEO's run he company. Often not though.
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by RajT88 3mo ago
Texas is particularly wild to me as a midwesterner. All the bibles and megachurches and all that and... They have strip clubs freaking everywhere! Really weird zoning laws as well - I recall seeing a strip club across the street from an
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by RajT88 3mo ago
> That's different from hearing their client saw a picture of the abuse of a total stranger. I get it, actually. It's totally possible the picture in question was not known to authorities prior. That's called due diligen
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by RajT88 3mo ago
> I have zero doubt that it's possible somebody is scraping the replies to political articles and trying to take control of accounts that show any interest in politics, to use those accounts for other purposes because they appear to
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by RajT88 3mo ago
Talking about social media strangeness. I've noticed on Facebook that when you make a comment on a political article, you will sometimes - within a minute or two - start getting failed login attempts or password reset attempts on your
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by RajT88 3mo ago
enum bool FALSE, TRUE, FILENOTFOUND
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by RajT88 3mo ago
Agree. Signs and flags around my neighborhood after 2020, "Trump won, you know it and I know it". ETA: Why the downvotes? It's true, and I have photos of the signs. These people exist.
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by RajT88 3mo ago
If you want it accessible outside your house, the two most common options are NGINX + LetsEncrypt or Tailscale. (or you make your peace with sending your login details in cleartext)
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by RajT88 3mo ago
I assume Plex "just works". Jellyfin is some assembly required. You also occasionally run into a "Love Exposure" type bug. https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/10494
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by RajT88 3mo ago
It is legal by default. The question is: why isn't it illegal? Some quick searching suggests this scenario hasn't been tested in the courts. Like most things, you have to take it to the federal courts and establish case law, OR
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by RajT88 3mo ago
7zip will do the trick for a lot of self extractors.
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by RajT88 3mo ago
I grew up with a C64, and the story resonated with me. Not as much about getting pirates games to run, but more trying to play the latest games on our old 386 which came after the C64. A friend of mine said, "PC gaming creates techies
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by RajT88 3mo ago
Woah. I've seen this before, boxes lying around in old closets. I visited my dad at work once, and the setup looked just like this. I couldn't tell you if it was Starlink directly, but I heard that when my sister visited, one of
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by RajT88 3mo ago
Noise is also legit. Data centers being built by me - more than 20. A friend of mine works for an audio engineering firm and shared that the tech does not really exist yet to do more than get the modern data centers within city noise ordin
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by RajT88 3mo ago
> PS: we have banks for money, there should really be something similar for data. It's very hard to imagine a government who would have this too far up their list of priorities. Switzerland maybe. Then Germany, France. Maybe. It
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by RajT88 3mo ago
Who knows? In 100 years, we may be cloning famous people and forcing the clones to make movies and TV on the cheap. Full House: Angelina Jolie reboot (Starring Angelina Jolie baby clones)
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by RajT88 3mo ago
You wouldn't steal a baby
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by RajT88 3mo ago
Used to be called Sales Engineers. Also Customer Engineers. Also Field Engineers. Also: Solutions Architect. Same shit. Different day. The wheel begins a new turning.
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by RajT88 3mo ago
Infinite scroll is not necessarily a problem in and of itself. If the content is static, no biggie. At some point diminishing returns and you will want to use search for it. It is the algorithm they attach to infinite scroll which is prob
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by RajT88 3mo ago
I see a lot of them on Nextdoor and at my city council meetings. Talking points like: "Data centers are just surveillance centers that are going to use AI to put us into a digital prison!" Whatever all that means. I assume some
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by RajT88 3mo ago
"Why was there a massive migration to Mars starting in 2050? More importantly why did every wave of settlers die out almost immediately"?
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by RajT88 3mo ago
The pasta is fine. The owner doesn't like gay people.
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by RajT88 3mo ago
> 3,300 one-pound bags of sugar Ah, but how many one pound bags of concrete could it hold?? Why bags of anything? This is a poor way of communicating weight. Just say "a modern passenger car".
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by RajT88 3mo ago
Bring back xServe!
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by RajT88 3mo ago
Even crap emulator handhelds are getting pretty dang good (if you can get the right software stack).
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by RajT88 3mo ago
Among the criminals embezzling public funds in China, arguably the ones who get away with it are the "smarter" ones. They may not have a higher IQ, but in fact it may be more like the ones who have more self control and discipline
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by RajT88 3mo ago
PSA: LineageOS has some unofficial builds which works on earlier gen Amazon devices. I turned an Echo Show from an annoying ad machine into the device a Chumby always could have been.
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by RajT88 4mo ago
The smart ones quit while they are ahead and procure citizenship somewhere else (like Canada).
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by RajT88 4mo ago
Can you pick it out of films and TV shows? (Not being snarky - legit question)

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