TheCapn

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by TheCapn 5y ago
>(the same people who own Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange own Tether, and yet did not disclose that until it was found out) I thought Tether & BitFinex were the two partners? Am I wrong?
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by TheCapn 5y ago
I'd say you have to be more specific on that. I broke my leg once playing paintball, my personal time hobbies impacted my performance during work hours for a couple months due to mobility issues + appointment followups. Is it in my emp
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by TheCapn 5y ago
Well, it seems to be generated randomly; similar to the "this person does not exist" site(s) https://www.thispersondoesnotexist.com/
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by TheCapn 5y ago
> i think the touchscreen is just a gimmick that is barely used. I'll just say that my laptop (Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga) has a touchscreen and I love it . Every laptop I buy from here out will be a touchscreen merely because the abilit
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by TheCapn 5y ago
So I'm not going to need to buy a new license for this? I'm on board. If it pisses me off enough I'll just roll back.
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by TheCapn 5y ago
Just saw your response after submitting my own. Pretty sure the group you're looking for was /r/MensLib
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by TheCapn 5y ago
Just know that largely groups like Incel, MGTOW, and PUA aren't doing men any favors. Any progressive movement will have toxic sects, but that shouldn't negate the entire movement altogether. There are better groups out there su
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by TheCapn 5y ago
Sometimes it isn't all that simple. My work laptop runs W10. At some point in the last 3 months or so, an update came in and fucked up Windows Explorer. About 5 times in a work day I need to use Task Manager to reboot Windows Explorer
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by TheCapn 5y ago
Not OP, but I went to Ubuntu at first, but since it didn't like my Lenovo Yoga's tablet mode and screen rotation I gave up fighting it and went to Fedora. Works perfect out of box, I only had to change a few personal preferences t
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by TheCapn 5y ago
Same thing that gave me the kick to go over to Linux. Unfortunately I had a no-boot issue updating Fedora last week and had to do a complete re-install... at least I'm not paying for Fedora.
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by TheCapn 5y ago
Its one of those cases where data becomes dangerous when there's enough of it. Google knows practically every SSID location in the developed world. Now your Android phone browsing and mapping every SSID it sees as you move about is a r
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by TheCapn 5y ago
The closest example I've seen used before is the notion that you get to the shelves and go to grab a case of Coca-Cola, but as you reach to grab it a voice beams at you from your side saying "Wouldn't you prefer <our brand
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by TheCapn 5y ago
That's exactly the sentiment being shared on the reddit thread I just came here from: https://www.reddit.com/r/cars/comments/nr4awu/which_expensiv... As a personal anecdote: my 2003 VW (1.8T GTI
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by TheCapn 5y ago
I think its about a long term tolerance thing that people build. Couple anecdotes: I was invited to my friend's bachelor party weekend. We rented a cabin in a fairly remote area of our province for an extended weekend with plans to gol
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by TheCapn 5y ago
I feel like Industrial Automation is cheating, especially if you're working with a lot of tradesmen/clients who refuse to follow safety procedures. We were commissioning a rather large food processing facility and had already veri
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by TheCapn 5y ago
For me its like a clench at the back of the throat and an emotional response (anger/discomfort)
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by TheCapn 5y ago
Public confidence in the engineers comes from the ethical standard to put public & environmental safety paramount to all other requirements. An engineer noticing a fault and ignoring it goes against those ethics so your example is a bit
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by TheCapn 5y ago
Strap me in and scan my brain. The sound that infuriates me is the glug glug sound of a cup being filled with liquid. You know that pouring sound that gets to a higher pitch as the container fills up? oof I hate that sound and it makes me
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by TheCapn 5y ago
Just to put an anecdote to the question, I made a withdrawal from my mining pool to my wallet 2 days ago and for an nearly instant transaction it cost me ~$2USD. Higher than I'd want in any currency, but it definitely wasn't $20US
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by TheCapn 5y ago
I'd eat my shoe if they came out with a one time purchase for anything of the sort. I'd put $20 or $30 to a browser with those guarantees no problem, but they'd likely be subscription model which is why I'm so skeptical
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by TheCapn 5y ago
I've always held that their patch/balance style is what ultimately killed SC2's scene compared to SC1. Just look at how many balance patches were required from SC2 vs. what they applied in SC1. While neither game is perfect I
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by TheCapn 5y ago
I think its because their model changed their hitbox as they moved. So while their pathing was calculated at one point of the animation they could no longer fit and would re-path or something to that extent.
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by TheCapn 5y ago
>A couple bad reviews, etc. and your business is kicked off with little explanation There's got to be a dark underbelly to Amazon going on at the same time. My wife is bored enough that she's taken up a fight with Amazon over s
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by TheCapn 6y ago
I'm pro-union, but I think its worth noting that the type of average commenter here isn't in a position where unions provide large tangible benefit. Unions work extremely well in places where the employer holds a disproportionate
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by TheCapn 6y ago
There's more to the story, mostly based on past expectations and experiences. The development I'm talking about is done in a SCADA system, particularly AVEVA's System Platform. For my company we typially have a lot of code
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by TheCapn 6y ago
Is this a safe space to bitch right now? I'm just wrapping up a client upgrade that I quoted 80hrs to do. What my Project Manager heard was "Install will be in 2 weeks" and promised client delivery for that timeframe. What wa
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by TheCapn 6y ago
Agreed. I often tell people when they ask for company/product recommendations that I can only really recommend somebody after they've screwed up. Any company can deliver product without hassle, but the ones you want to trust are t
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by TheCapn 6y ago
I think a lot of people's opinions on cars continue to be based on anecdotal experiences. I owned 2 VWs in my life, my first, a 1999 Golf was an amazing car. It felt solid and was super reliable right up until I T-boned someone who mad
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by TheCapn 6y ago
I like not having to get up and walk across my house to reset the internet because my ISPs modem is garbage and locks up under heavy load. I like being able to schedule my plant's grow lights to get the appropriate amount of light rega
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by TheCapn 6y ago
I think it be both at the same time. People make weird career choices for the perception of prestige or being able to call themselves part of a team. I got a friend who is an Agricultural Mechanic who works for some local owned companies. A

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