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by aidenn0 11mo ago
Entered foster care at 2 due to abuse and neglect; we were her fourth placement in 7 months; weekly mandated visits with neglectful mother and monthly mandated visits with abusive grandmother for 2 years before termination of parental right
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My own anecdotal experience matches this. I have a (now adult) child who was diagnosed with Reactive Attachment Disorder. She changed friends every 6 months, burning bridges behind her. She also cultivated the least-healthy friendships po
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I'm disappointed, but not surprised.
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Ah, I read it backwards, since companies selling things to make trucks "better" is also an intervention.
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I know a ton of home-schooled kids and this is far from universal. Yes, kids who were home-schooled because their parents didn't want secular society interfering with them raising their kids in a niche religion are more likely to exp
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> And I'm being driven crazy on how I should use the subtitle track flags that indicate if a track is Forced or Default, because it seems like the auto-selection behavior based on those flags arbitrary from player to player. Oh, thi
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by aidenn0 11mo ago
I've done all 3 of public/private/homeschool with my kids. My daughter's (public) HS chemistry class had exactly one lab that we couldn't do at home. The physics lab had zero. Bio is a bit harder since they had e
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by aidenn0 11mo ago
> But the reason we are considering home schooling our younger kids was surprising. It says something about a system dedicated to teaching children when parents think they can do as well or better. What's the reason?
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by aidenn0 11mo ago
Aren't regulations a form of intervention?
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Here's an example: Let's say that there are just two possible paths for an authorized_keys file (P1 and P2). The choices are: 1. Check P1, if it doesn't exist use P2 2. Check P2, if it doesn't exist use P1 3. Merge the c
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by aidenn0 11mo ago
I can probably still answer most of the copy-protection questions from Wing Commander. e.g. Maniac is 23 years old.
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$ find ~ -maxdepth 1 -name '.??*'|wc -l 435 [edit] A sampling... $ (cd && find . -maxdepth 1 -name '.*'|sort -R|head) ./.texlive2023 ./.stl ./.stp ./.repo_.
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Don't forget that in most shows where kids are the main-characters, adults in general (and particularly parents) are either absent or less mature than the kids. This is the easiest way to make the kids shine, but certainly communicate
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FWIW, the OpenSSH devs believe it to be a potential security risk to adopt XDG: > Adding additional configuration paths is confusing and potentially risky for .ssh as, quite unlike usual "desktop" apps, it grants system acces
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by aidenn0 11mo ago
I had to disable the auto-brake from RCT[1] sensors because of too many false-positives (like 3 a week) in my car. 1: rear-cross-traffic i.e. when backing up and cars are coming from the side.
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Evolution is great; it's also had outlook EWS (including Oauth2) support for several years now. I am still mystified as to why Thunderbird is so much more popular (though nice to see that thunderbird is getting some much needed TLC mo
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by aidenn0 11mo ago
Gnome evolution has shift-ctrl-v to move to a folder with typeahead search. I don't use the gmail webclient so I can't say how it compares. I should note that I mostly use the emacs notmuch mail client, which requires having the
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I Hate Journalism's Culture of Casual Calumny(jessesingal.substack.com)
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I graduated University in the US in 2004. I never took a class that had mandatory lecture attendance.
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Graphics drivers are near the top of my list of issues I've had with Ubuntu. I've been using Linux for well over 20 years and Ubuntu (and to a large degree, other Debian derivatives) is just such a pain in the ass to install and
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by aidenn0 11mo ago
Many of the JRPGs that made it to the US were targeted for kids (or sometimes made easier when translated). A major influence on RPGs in Japan was Wizardry , which was probably even more popular in Japan than in the US. Influences from
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JRPG games like FF VI are far more accessible than the Ultima games. The Avatar trilogy (Ultimas IV, V, and VI) are essentially unplayable without having all the manuals and taking detailed notes[1]. Even doing that, they are quite hard.
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Android changed in 2018 -- which adds even more of an issue since serious cases can take many years to go to trial, what it looks like on a phone today might be totally different than what it looked like on a phone at the time of the crim
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If I understand TFA right, it was the defense that made the mistake, which is why the appeal failed. You don't get a do-over when the mistake is on your side.
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I refuse to use Google's builtin messenger so RCS definitely won't "Just Work" with me...
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Not just legendary game designer, but co-founder of a game studio and publisher (Interplay).
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While Ice-T was a rapper, I suspect that it was his work with Body Count (a metal group) that was the problem in 1992, as Cop Killer was the poster-child that year for "we need to ban some music"
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> the shared pointer implementation uses a POSIX mutex Do you have a source for this? I couldn't find the implementation in TFA nor a link to safe_c.h
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The Good Will Hunting example is terrible, since it's clear that Will has been told this before the movie and was told this by at least 2 of the 5 therapists he saw before Sean...
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I'm guessing this isn't a job that pays $15 per hour...

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