a2tech

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by a2tech 2y ago
Hanging onto property long after you need it? Thats crazy. I'm of the belief you should never sell property unless you're in dire straights or you know it's never going to a viable asset (including in this if you have a prope
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by a2tech 2y ago
Probably the best to ensure high quality students are admitted. I think the idea of non-test admission is interesting and has merits, but looking at people I know and their kids performance and where they're going...not great for the s
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by a2tech 3y ago
The rural county I grew up in got tired of empty promises and with cash from the Obama administration has started rolling out fiber county wide. You can get gigabit fiber for a reasonable cost 10 miles from the nearest town and down semi ma
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by a2tech 3y ago
Hard to believe he decamped from his house in Florida which was the genesis of the xanth novels to move to California. I didn’t realize he was almost pushing 90 years old either.
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by a2tech 3y ago
It’s a mess and I don’t really understand it and I work with it everyday.
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by a2tech 3y ago
I would imagine they'd lower him down a bit and then while someone held him, the others would descend. Managing 300 feet of rope up that high (and especially as the guy got lowered more) would be really difficult.
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by a2tech 3y ago
They don’t make any claims as to why you’d be making the take down notices. It looks like it’s all web forms so you could use them for anything
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by a2tech 3y ago
I was poking around on fiverr the other day and I was kind of floored by the number of ‘dmca for hire’ services. It looked like for a very reasonable fee you could engage these people to spam out fake dmca notices across the internet to rem
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by a2tech 3y ago
This kind of whining is basically trolling. 'I've tried nothing and I'm angry it doesn't work!'
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by a2tech 3y ago
Also don’t forget scale—-in/out might have ‘dozens’ of restaurants but McDonald’s has ‘thousands’. They also have software that was developed entirely in house that is unbelievably optimized. Weird, but usable. They are a company that
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by a2tech 3y ago
What makes me really mad is that I mark a sender as 'not spam' over and over again in Gmail and where does it keep going? Spam. I have a bunch of system emails and I can't convince Google to just give me my damned mail.
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by a2tech 3y ago
I'd love to see that broken down in a fair way. I've heard that a lot as well, but I've never seen any data. It seems like the athletic programs at these schools directly impact a few hundred (ish) kids that are actually in t
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by a2tech 3y ago
Lets not the semiprofessional sports teams that are allowed/encouraged to operate under their umbrella somehow. They never seem to funnel anything tangible BACK to the university but are always taking. I just don't get how this ha
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by a2tech 3y ago
Its like if geocaching had a sexy secret!
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by a2tech 3y ago
The first person mentioned in the article was a mother of 4 who had breastfed 3 babies before without trouble. These are not all rubes. The world is complicated and people seek advice from experts when they have trouble. Sometimes bad thing
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by a2tech 3y ago
Also staff not keeping the ice cream machine full or ignoring the warnings on the screen or...all the other things. As long as people followed all the rules the machines they were bullet proof.
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by a2tech 3y ago
I thought it was pretty clear. I'm not even running any monitor/computer setup. The light behind her is clearly different, it almost looks like a photo with different lighting. 4k Dell monitor, Safari on a Mac.
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by a2tech 3y ago
In my parents county (very rural), the local electric coop is running fiber on all their poles. Its possible that my parents living 10 miles from the nearest town (2 4-way stops, a grocery store and a couple of gas stations) will get gigabi
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by a2tech 3y ago
Thats basically how we were using it. It could have been worse.
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by a2tech 3y ago
Yes, I built a moderately large system on it that used lots of small shared files. The performance was fairly terrible. There's weird little niggles with it--we had random slowdowns, throughput issues, and things just didn't work
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by a2tech 3y ago
Most ring owners have no idea their door camera is participating in a massive police surveillance network.
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by a2tech 3y ago
My grandfather was a gun smith and he hated going outside in the winter to test out guns so he had a thick stack of old phone books in his basement outside his gun room and he'd fire into them semi regularly while building/repairi
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by a2tech 3y ago
My wife leased a car for 2 years and never put enough miles on it to require the oil to be changed. Does that qualify are damaging the vehicle? Hertz works by flipping cars every few years (2-3, depending on mileage) and post rental inspect
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by a2tech 3y ago
The Big Door Prize is also excellent and light hearted but asks big questions
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by a2tech 3y ago
You can still get it over the counter, but you have to ask at the counter for it
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by a2tech 3y ago
Fantastic is all I can say.
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by a2tech 3y ago
Even before these price increases in property there was no money in being a farmer. My grandfather had 100 acres of asparagus (bought when property was cheap in the 60s) and even with migrant labor doing all the real work, him and my grandm
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by a2tech 3y ago
The problem is that its hard to get your house listed on the MLS if you're not using a realtor (you need to use a digital realtor that lists on your behalf), and many realtors won't even show those houses to their customers if the
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by a2tech 3y ago
Between 2000 and today property in the rural area I grew up in has gone from 1k/acre for non-prime farm land to 7k/acre for the same kind of junk property. Its an insane jump and has mostly happened since the pandemic (it was cree
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by a2tech 3y ago
An internal actor seems more likely to me, but who knows?

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