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by alar44 4y ago
Unless you have a moral problem with gambling I don't see this as being any different than any other marketing deals they make.
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by alar44 4y ago
It's standard practice. You don't roll out updates until they are tested.
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by alar44 4y ago
It's straight up supply and demand. I have no idea why anyone is surprised why scarce goods are expensive. Their is no solution. Idk unless you want to socialize entertainment or something. Give out entertainment credits.
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by alar44 4y ago
You need to do that stuff for yourself to get the wife in the first place.
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by alar44 4y ago
From my experience, absolutely.
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by alar44 4y ago
Depends on where you live. Where I'm at it gets dark at 4:30PM in the winter.
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by alar44 4y ago
I'm so sick of hearing this. You can imagine things. That's not even what Aphantasia is.
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by alar44 4y ago
Not even close. A human produces 2.5 lbs of CO2 per day. A full grown tree absorbs 50 lbs per year .
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by alar44 4y ago
Real life isn't a detective show. Cops don't task resources with hunting down your stolen TV. At best, you may get it back when someone tries to sell it to a pawn shop.
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by alar44 4y ago
Anyone who thinks countries and states don't have the right to control their borders has lost touch with reality.
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by alar44 4y ago
How? Why wouldn't you pool your resources? What interest is in conflict?
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by alar44 4y ago
The $15/mo I pay for the Adobe suite is well worth it. Baaaaaaa.
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by alar44 4y ago
That would then be $8k for a family of 4.
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by alar44 4y ago
Stop washing them every time after you wear them.
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by alar44 4y ago
Water isn't going anywhere. Unless you live in a desert or extreme poverty, "saving" water just isn't an issue almost anywhere.
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by alar44 4y ago
Nah, those were different times when bits and bytes mattered. Everything was written in assembly/,machine code. Mel's tricks were just how things were done back then. There was no repo, code didn't need to be maintained or ad
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by alar44 4y ago
I lost my SS card 20 years ago and it's never been needed for anything ever.
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by alar44 4y ago
Yup, I tried this a while back and gave up after not being able to figure out where/how the queue worked.
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by alar44 4y ago
Alright, then every piece of music you've ever heard is also a derived work. Unless the composer grew up in a void.
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by alar44 4y ago
Not really. To power an Arduino you need a much bigger solar panel than a calculator. Those calculators aren't necessarily inefficient, they just hardly do anything at all. You really can't do much more with a solar panel that siz
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by alar44 4y ago
Really? Maintaining consistency across users is a huge part of IT. I can't imagine working somewhere where everyone just uses whatever software they want. Support would be a nightmare.
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by alar44 4y ago
Ask anyone outside your tech circle to explain Bitcoin and it will be something like "It's an anonymous digital currency that can't be traced, unlike bank accounts."
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by alar44 4y ago
My assumption is that it's because you're not running full blown Windows, Wine is just grabbing the stuff it needs.
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by alar44 4y ago
Did you watch the video??
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by alar44 4y ago
Managers think it looks nice.
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by alar44 4y ago
Wait, you're telling me you did well during the longest bull run ever? During 2014-2021 you literally couldn't lose.
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by alar44 4y ago
Yes, you need to search for the answer you are looking for.
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by alar44 4y ago
Absolutely, but none of those are really that new. I guess I'm talking more about boost libraries and that stuff. I just can't be bothered and it doesn't matter for anything I need to write.
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by alar44 4y ago
This is what I do. Write C in C++. You don't have to use all the fancy new shit. I'll never understand why people get so upset about it.
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by alar44 4y ago
Strong Ken M vibes here.

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