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by adingus 4y ago
If the culture is so special then why do people not want to go back?
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by adingus 4y ago
I guess this is just a case of me being annoyed because of my own ignorance. I wasn't aware that 'frame' was a common term, like carcass.
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by adingus 4y ago
If I had to summarize what I thought of this article in one sentence I'd grab this quote: ""Raw material (chicken frames) are cooked in water to specific solids content,” the representative wrote.” The the product, the rep an
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by adingus 4y ago
The optimistic things management says about a company are as empty as a paupers purse. Theyll tell you there are no layoffs planned the moment before they sign your severance package.
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by adingus 4y ago
Another one I love is "right sizing". A phrase I have only ever heard when companies lay off.
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by adingus 4y ago
I've never had a job that requires or has even asked about social media. You don't need a smartphone to keep a LinkedIn account or Instagram. You can simply log in when you're at home on a desktop or laptop.
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by adingus 4y ago
They're kids. They're nearly innocent. It's their parents people should be sick of.
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by adingus 4y ago
I don't get the 'classist' argument at all. You don't need to be rich to want to stop doomscrolling, or to put your phone down for an hour. It sounds more like the kids who call it 'classist' understand phone a
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by adingus 4y ago
Interesting. I didn't know that coverage was limited. I assumed satellite == pretty much all of earth.
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by adingus 4y ago
"$5,000/mo with a one-time hardware cost of $10,000 for two high performance terminals." wow! Why cant you just take your normal starlink with you on your boat? Don't people do that with RVs?
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by adingus 4y ago
What stops someone from going somewhere and just pretending they're unvaccinated and getting a shot? I was under the impression that a booster was just another dose.
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by adingus 4y ago
Pycharm's debugger is great but I cancelled my sub after trying out emacs & neovim for a while. I realized I didn't miss the rest of the IDE at all.
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by adingus 4y ago
If you use their app you can scan everything with your phone too. The just use tap to pay to complete the transaction. IMO it's a great innovation.
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by adingus 4y ago
Buying new hardware might be slightly over the top but it's essentially my experience with losing a Gmail account. The hijacker was extremely fast trying to get into my Amazon, PayPal, bank, credit card accounts and trying to steal my
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by adingus 4y ago
Anything based on a static website generator is my go-to. It offers a lot of control but its really quick and easy to get up and running. I like Hugo. I built a blog in django but I found it more trouble than it was worth, at least as a blo
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by adingus 5y ago
is it career suicide to take 3-6 months or more off of “official” work? no
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by adingus 5y ago
The job I was doing was all quality assurance engineering and management so I wasn't actually "making" anything unfortunately. I have played around with CNC machines & lathes and they're quite fun so if you're i
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by adingus 5y ago
At 26 I made the switch from manufacturing management to coding. I started practicing and just trying to apply my new skills everywhere I could within the job I had, even when using old approaches would have been better. I slowly moved in t
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by adingus 5y ago
The VW EFI actually works really well when it works! Late 70s VW buses and bugs are some of the nicest to drive around in because of the EFI.
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by adingus 5y ago
Because that's where it happened
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by adingus 5y ago
Its definitely worth learning vim, which you can do plenty well with the VScode vim plugin. Its probably not worth moving unless you have some real issues with your workflow or you're bored and want to learn something new. Im trying to
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by adingus 5y ago
How do you define an "action that cannot be washed away no matter how many other good deeds you may have done"? Because I don't think anyone will ever be able to dispute you unless people can agree on a definition.
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by adingus 5y ago
My bad OP, I was being too harsh. I feel the same way at times I think everyone does). But I always feel better starting than procrastinating.
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by adingus 5y ago
If you were so smart and gifted then why did you sit on your butt for so long? Maybe there was no potential to waste. But the best time to start is now, or else you might die wondering what you could have done.
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by adingus 5y ago
I'm sure folks who get this treatment will be willing to stick to activities less strenuous than an intense CrossFit workout.
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by adingus 5y ago
What an angry, bad faith reply this is.
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by adingus 5y ago
I have been an Android user since the iPhone 3g and I have never considered moving back or to something else until Android 12. More and more it feel like Android is getting in the way. The app drawer/recent app swipe up is annoying and
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by adingus 5y ago
I have been running either sway or i3 (both tiling window managers) for the last couple years. I used KDE for a couple years before that. One day I tried a tiling WM plugin for KDE and decided to give it a shot and learn it how it worked. U
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by adingus 5y ago
You can get paid for something without degrading its function.
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by adingus 5y ago
I taught myself to code with the lessons I learned from weightlifting. I knew that all I had to do was put the reps in and trust the process. Even when I had bad days or felt like I didn't want to practice I knew that I'd be bette

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