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I had a few model rockets, but I also made some completely custom ones out of index cards wrapped around a small motor. I added curved fins so one would spin. THAT was interesting! One of my (normal estes) rockets was hanging from a tree ov
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You'll still be able to access the website, for now. I wouldn't be surprised if they tried killing that, too. If I were a profit-above-all bastard that was trying to squeeze my users for telemetry, I'd force them to use the m
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I live in the US and have run into both kinds of doctor. If you end up with one that does nothing and only refers you to specialists, it's worth trying other doctors. There are definitely nerdy doctors that know a lot more and are more
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Nice logo. How much did it cost?
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Given how much profit that employee means to the company, you think they could afford to treat them better lmao.
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Sure is. I wonder how many people in MTA have actually spent some part of their life riding buses every day. I'm a little on the fence here. Bus shelters are a mixed bag. They can be nice if they work against the wind, but on a cold af
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> so of course they'll offer you a special service that mutes the ads when it detects you're close to the TV and are picking up a phone call. But only when YOUR phone gets the call. Also the TV won't come with a remote. Yo
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Wouldn't be more accurate to say they fired 58 people? Laid off? Sacked? Sent off to greener pastures? I don't care what form of corporate speak they use, it's all just another word for "fired" lol "Today we ar
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I agree. Start using Taco Menus!
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> But most importantly, we could have multiple accounts track the same Tile. Somehow Apple's airtags are missing this really critical feature that has come up again and again for us. If one of us is not home we need to be able to ha
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> The thief will be notified of the tag in less than an hour usually. I see the alert anytime I mind my friends dog. Typically within 45-60 minutes of my friend leaving, I get an alert which includes a map of where I was tracked and my f
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> - Taxis are hit and miss when it comes to cleanliness So are ubers lol. Especially mid-day when the only ubers that seem to be out are old tiny cars.
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Costco sells samsung washing machines lol.
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Honestly I'd prefer a top made out of various pieces of wood glued together - you can make some pretty neat patterns! That said, that process isn't cheap either lol. When I did mine I went with a jarvis frame and a custom glass to
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> I've had the same Ikea Jerker desk since 1998. It still looks like new, and I've moved across the country with it several times. The important thing to remember here is that the structural members are entirely metal on that d
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> It's all first-come-first-serve "hotel" desks with short partitions on the desk itself in an otherwise open workspace. Honestly I hate those 'partitions'. Why bother? They're so stupid and pointless. It&#
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When I was a kid I inherited an old 8088 and a 24-pin panasonic dot matrix from my dad's office when they retired it. The computer was ok, but the printer was amazing. Sadly at some point I had too many issues with the paper feed and d
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> I have also been somewhat unsettled by the detractors here. I wouldn't worry about it. The news papers always view it in a sorta pessimistic way. I used to joke about this with spacex's booster landings. When they couldn'
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Family computers were only sold with 98, Me, or XP. Unless someone in your family intentionally installed windows 2000 it probably wasn't running 2000. 2000 lacked the compatibility layer that was added to XP, so a lot of games wouldn&
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Re: Twitter: Should we be striving for companies to be so short staffed that they can't take sick leave and need to sleep in the office?
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It's probably my computer/browser, but that feels hella slow. For those getting ideas, Windows 2000 was lightning fast to use. Even on something humble at the time. Those windows and menus popped up instantly.
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> Like what does it want to be? Is it an OS or an advertisement platform. It's an OS created for enterprise corporations to support and manage the actions of their employees in a digital world. First and foremost. Most MS products a
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Don't you need to have like >$100k to use those?
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No way. Any time I've had a debit card shut off, they made several blatant attempts to contact me, and when I called them they immediately connected me to the fraud department to help solve the issue. Getting a paypal/google/
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> now, when i hear someone say disrupt, i immediately assume they are cutting corners on whatever regulation that is needed to gain a leg up over the incumbent companies following the regulations. This is.. not new at all. We were talkin
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Google sounds like an utterly repulsive company.
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Man I am loving the design & interior of that car. I wonder how you know how fast you're going though? There doesn't seem to be a speedometer anywhere.. Maybe in the little black bar at the top of the dash there's a scree
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lol it'd be even easier to make it work like universal remotes do. Just plug into the ODB-II socket and then have the user poke at the knobs/dials :D Then you know what messages correspond to what actions. Of course nobody would E
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But that's ok, you can change it in group policy. And if you aren't an enterprise customer, here's a bunch of random registry edits you can do to disable it! See? No reason to consider alternatives! Continue to buy Windows! &
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> Personally I predict that generative AI is going to be the next Metaverse and crypto. I don't disagree, but I think making that claim right now is saying the emperor has no clothes lol.
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