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by aidenn0 9mo ago
Definitely true; we got him at 15 months.
482.
by aidenn0 9mo ago
Do cars even still have distributors? My last 3 cars have been coil-on-plug...
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
I prefer 3-in-1 as an all-rounder.
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
Some people want to avoid labeling individual people without admitting that they don't want to avoid labeling people. They don't seem to be aware that they are doing it either; I've had people tell me to my face that all of
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
Similar timeframe, I used it for translating some German into English. I'm a native English speaker who has spent some time in Germany (but had not spoken any German in over a decade at this point) and quickly noticed some things were
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
A friend of mine was given an assignment in a masters-level CS class, which was to prove a lemma in some seminal paper (It was one of those "Proof follows a similar form to Lemma X" points). This had been assigned many times previ
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
And you can paint brushes with perspective as well.
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
I don't think that's the case; I have a son who has been a "Guesser" from a fairly young age, despite our family encouraging people to be "Askers" all of his siblings are "Askers" and can't unde
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
I own an Android phone. The first time I tried to send a text from my wife's iPhone, I sent the wrong text 3 times in a row because autocorrect was convinced that it knew the word I wanted and I swear that the word was corrected only
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
I think understand what GP is saying; if you manage to get a packet to the internet port of the NAT router with a destination IP of e.g. 192.168.0.123, and the NAT router is running a generic IPv4 routing stack, it will dutifully route it t
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
I said "largely isomorphic" Note: 1. How did a packet with a RFC1918 address reach router; it would require an attacker able to generate packets (or get something to e.g. unwrap an IP-in-IP packet) on the same link, since the rou
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
Llama seems to make illegal moves which confuses the game engine; it tries to play to non-existant piles which causes the chips to disappear (not end up in the Dead box). This then confuses other AIs which are counting chips in the dead bo
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
I have encountered people for whom it is an obvious universal moral truth that authors of works should be able to monopolize their works indefinitely, and any attempt to curtail it is an attempt to steal rightfully earned money from poor st
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
We only have one because the Coastal Commision issued one for a plant around 1990 in a previous drought. The permit was maintained through to the current drought, at which point the Coastal Commission tried to get it shut down, but they lo
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
I just tried to play and the chatter didn't match the game-play (e.g. "Good capture Yellow" when yellow didn't just capture... Yellow said they were going to capture, and had a legal capture but started a new pile inste
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
They do not. [edit] If I download the README I can see them in every program on my system except Firefox. I previously had issues with CJK only not displaying in Firefox, so there's probably some workaround specific to it... [Edit 2]
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
Datapoint of 1: With Cox as my ISP, I can get a /64 just by configuring my DHCPv6 client to request it, but if I wanted a /56 or /48 I would have to contact someone at my ISP.
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
It's a pain in the ass to configure the /128 setup, particularly when your ISP can change your /64 at any point in time.
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
When we say "NAT" we are specifically talking about stateful one-to-many NAT implementations as found in consumer IPv4 hardware. Such a NAT is largely isomorphic to a firewall with default-deny semantics for incoming connections
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
Random access is completely possible within a zip, to the degree that it's needed for cbz; you might not be able to randomly access within a file, if for some reason the cbz was stored with deflate on a jpeg, but you can always access
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
I assume the comparison table is supposed to have something other than footnotes (e.g. check-marks or X's)? That's not showing for me on Firefox
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
Two positions that work for me: 1. On my side; the matching arm is completely supported by the bed, so only the opposite arm gets tired, at which point I switch sides. 2. Book on floor, lie crosswise to bed on my stomach. Doesn't work
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
Maybe I'm getting old, but I can't watch for more than about 5 seconds without getting a headache.
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
1. This was over the course of almost 20 years; one in elementary school, two in junior-high, one in high school 2. I'm an insufferable know-it-all.
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
Anectodal evidence, but 3 out of 4 bullies left me alone after I punched them back just a single time. The 4th got backup for the next time he jumped me, so it can backfire.
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
It's easily the worst PBS Kids show I've seen, which makes it average for children's TV.
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
I'm sure I'm being stupid, but every voice except "alba" I recognize from Les Miserables; is there a character I'm forgetting?
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
But it does not follow that your marginal tax rate will be lower; there's policy uncertainty there.
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
I agree with you; without the overwhelming majority of society agreeing with you it's not possible though because if one kid has a free access to a cell phone, then every person in their friend-group now has free access to that cell ph
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by aidenn0 9mo ago
TIL that you never double a recipe when using metric units...

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