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You can do it today. Don’t run the heated dry and put it in with the keys facing down. Run it and take it out and leave it upside down over night on a towel. Let the connector hand down as well. Should work perfectly in the morning.
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2400 sq feet, brick, limited/no insulation, original wood windows. I wouldn't trade it for the world though, even if its crazy to heat/cool.
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2y ago
In a historic home in the Midwest a single month in the depths of of the winter could easily be 700-800 usd.
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2y ago
This is from the SuperDuper backup folks. SuperDuper is a tool that you can use to make bootable backups of your macOS system. Apple took away the ability for 3rd party tools to manipulate the OS and copy it to another partition/drive
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Right after graduating college my wife was looking for work and ended up taking a job as a secretary shared between two chairs at our local university. They thought it was super important that their secretary had a bachelors degree for some
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2y ago
People really underestimate the power of a shell scripts and ssh and trusted developers.
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2y ago
Rural Canadians are eating up trump style rhetoric as fast as it can be minted. Canada is next. There’s no escape from this kind of madness.
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2y ago
Not without illegal labor they can’t.
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2y ago
In the past, maybe. Trump won the popular vote last night. He swept almost everything, as painful as that is for me to say. There is no way to divide the country without mass migration which would never happen.
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It’s clear that people hunger for the lash. It’s the only thing that makes sense.
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It’s just programmatic vendors. The problem as someone else in the thread pointed out is that shadier carriers won’t honor it or only pay lip service to it. And people that are doing spam campaigns will be forging numbers and rotating numbe
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2y ago
Someone should add a spot for an Apple Watch to charge and slap it on etsy
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2y ago
This is super Mario bros 3, not server messaging block v3 if you were as confused as me
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2y ago
Well I can tell you that the university of Michigan has exactly what you want. And the professors teach the same class in person as well as online (with some modification to fit the format).
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Howmet is an interesting company. My dad worked for them his entire life (it was called MISCO, then Howmet bought them, then Alcoa). He worked specifically in titanium injection molding--they would heat titanium until it was liquid and then
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I’ve been told that a local wealthy fellow turned his preferred racing car into a sim rig when he got too old/rich to risk racing it for real. It’s in his garage and is up off the ground. The car has been completely redone to make it a
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This was discussed on…newsmax2? So it wasn’t even reputable enough for newsmax? You’ll have to excuse me if I’m extremely doubtful about anything from that source.
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Didn't Larry Ellison do this with an entire Japanese village? Except its private and part of the grounds on his estate?
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Correct. The issue was defender getting kernel access and nothing else getting that level of integration. Microsoft could have dropped defender to the same level as competing products, or dropped the product entirely. They chose to allow th
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I sit in a lot of doctor training sessions and the feelings on hrt have changed a lot in the last 5-10 years. It’s now well thought of and an acceptable risk. Apparently the quality of life improvement is huge compared to the relatively min
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So is the Big Door Prize (not strictly sci-fi, but asks some really good questions about how we see ourselves as people)
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We had a Turkmen exchange student a few years ago and her family has asked to Turkmenistan several times but we haven't taken them up on the offer. It does seem like an extremely unique place.
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I’ve learned to disable swap on my scientific computing machines where we’re working on giant datasets. It’s better for the machine to crash when it exhausts its RAM than go to swap. In my experience a machine is never going to recover when
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Usually the response is 'not our problem'
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I did indeed grow up around the Amish. They would go to our school until their parents pulled them out. You are correct that they will allow people to leave. But with a limited education, no friends or support network outside of their commu
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Well that was an interesting journey. I don’t think rounded corners would bother me enough to go digging that deep, but I appreciate that it bothered someone enough that they went to the trouble and wrote it up.
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Wow. I wonder what they were buying? It’s not spelled out in the article I didn’t realize they were affiliated with Falun Gong. The only reason I even know this company existed is their billboards started popping up on the highway recently.
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Correct. That and chili. I grew up without a lot of money and have eaten every game animal in North America and I can tell you that there isn’t any wild game that can beat the cheapest of ground beef for flavor or usefulness.
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Wow. What an incredible run
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Do you feel like the market is going to cool massively in the next few years? If you don't see your equity evaporating in the near term, why would you sell now? Let renters pay off the loan for you, drop the $400/month into a mone
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