Reubachi

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by Reubachi 2y ago
Sure, thanks for asking. Mainly hobby things Disney's FastPass, a complicated history -Defunctland: I've shown this one to many many people, K. Perjurer is great great great at storytelling, and the data/analytics behind the
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by Reubachi 2y ago
Of the top of my head I can think of 5-10 youtube videos that have had such a profound effect on me, or I enjoyed so much, that I want them forever. This isn't counting for example videos like "how to remove a 2012 mazda 3 wheel b
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by Reubachi 2y ago
While diminishing return products from hyper rich mega corporations is an issue, being as hyperbolically critical as possible only muddies the water and allows the slide to keep happening. "Youtube has been unusable for years and is on
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by Reubachi 2y ago
They're not so much "destroyed" as they're "endurance tested to EOL". It's a valuable opportunity to test the outgoing vehicles which are usually a previous iteration of new vehicles.
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by Reubachi 2y ago
we DO pay for internet and internet products, in so far as actual internet and actual internet products. I pay ISP, I pay VPN, I pay some security services. further in my humble poor opinion; If the only way to secure funding/guarantee
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by Reubachi 2y ago
Patreon allows creators to for a fee serve additional media content via it's app which is agnostic of media type. (IE music, coding, youtube etc.) Most people pay for things for convenience and perceived value. There is very little con
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by Reubachi 2y ago
Same feeling here. It's gotten twice as expensive, which is insane by itself. But worse is the jarring rotation of sponsored advertisers. it's reminiscent of NASCAR. Or, like being a kid forced to watch advertising during TV break
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by Reubachi 2y ago
I live in woods a couple hours from any city. My car has 2 cameras, my house has 4, my neighbors on either side have a bunch. Most folks around here also have dash cam in their car. All the businesses (pizza places, auto parts shops, smal
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by Reubachi 2y ago
Your GPS/radio head unit is likely not at all the one reporting data maliciously to OEM/Vendor integrators etc. GPS is an open standard at least until the US Military says "this is no longer open." Auto OEMs as a rule ha
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by Reubachi 2y ago
I understand your concerns and feel exactly the same. But I think at a certain point you can only care so much and dedicate so much time to it. With a home network you can obfuscate so much with little know how, and further you ultimately a
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by Reubachi 2y ago
Then get to it! Is this something you're capable of?
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by Reubachi 2y ago
It's always a bit different. I've both had to fight an at fault motorist's insurance on extended rental coverage, and I've also been hand delivered a rental and told to keep it until I'm comfortable with my repaired
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by Reubachi 2y ago
New Jersey is another off the top of my head
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by Reubachi 2y ago
Well, it's time for my weekly "You should try old school runescape" suggestion! Most of the player base is approaching middle aged, and it's as close to a democratically driven game as there ever was. Jagex is very respo
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by Reubachi 2y ago
I have spent years building cars that ran once, twice to great effect/happiness of all involed. Getting to space SEVEN times off one poweplant/project is nothing short of incredible.
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by Reubachi 2y ago
He comes from a rich caste family, which is on the opposite side in regards to "introspection and external perception". Indian society is unlike any other and cannot be simplified, even within the individual castes. Of course I do
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by Reubachi 2y ago
scenario -the creator of a new widget takes tha widget to another widget manufacturer and says "Would you like to put your stamp on this? It's similar to yours, yet derivative enough and we would both benefit." - other widget
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by Reubachi 2y ago
I listened to a comedy podcast early last week that was using Chatgpt4 with this voice to make some funny bits/jokes. Without having any context about who the voice was, or the "Drama" between OpenAI and actress in question,
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by Reubachi 2y ago
Tangential and very late to the thread, but, In the racing/track world, any time spent off the accelrator or brake is literally leaving time on the table. The idea being; you are going at 10/10 until the exact point you know you n
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by Reubachi 2y ago
You are officially the only person in disney park-going history to prefer orlando Space Mountain over DL Space mountain. So painful, old, dark, and rusty.
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by Reubachi 2y ago
It's give and take, it will help more than bare hard wall. Heavy curtains are the cheapest/easiest way to "sound deaden" a normal room. Their fabric surface area is greater than the bare wall, and the weight helps isolat
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by Reubachi 2y ago
I almost can't believe an adult individual in 2024 has this opinion. decades of peer reviewed, real world verifiable evidence against your recommendation exists, and every single municipality responsible for maintaining roads the world
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by Reubachi 2y ago
Any burning organics will be different sample to sample, and any "smell" judgement of such will be subjective. Almost objectively, we all have anecdotal memories of being overwhelmed by tobacco residue in a car, room, clothing etc
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Eh, margins aren't that low on cheap Chinese gear with questionable IP rights. Not so low that they would develop an in house solution to a .02 cent market deficiency. I know you're jesting the jester, but Chinese manufacturing is
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by Reubachi 3y ago
ha, seeing boston called out as maybe a model intl airport :p As a counter to that, I did 3 weeks around the world, planes every other day, international every 4 days or so. Not a single customs, baggage, check in, transport problem until g
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by Reubachi 3y ago
To get to the "popular" rocks of Patagonia for example, would require many many giant packs. So the intense mountaineering of that region at BASE requires a porter team to help haul bags of clothes, food, toiletries, litres upon l
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Seeing thought process is interesting. This would face even greater backlash fro locals/local economy. -No way for business around the development to organically grow. - a built in tourism-choke IE; no reason to use the airport save c
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Do you think this does not happen? Do you think there is any way to make this happen in a more transparent/satisfactory manner? (IE, more batch auditing) Do you think that, if there was total 100 percent auditing/QA of every singl
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by Reubachi 3y ago
I really need to know who thought that the best, first consumer visible iteration of siri 2.0 is to "locally create smart playlists." More impressive would be shortcut automation/smart shortcut tips IE; "Create a shortcu
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by Reubachi 3y ago
They are part and parcel. In USA for example, road design AND vehicle design is directly linked and beholden to NHSTA regulations and policies. Infrastructure (IE State route roads) are ever trending towards wider lanes and more gentle shou

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