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andyana
5y ago
I can't be the only one who hates working for money. Id rather have a healthy goal to work towards, rather than the accumulation of dollars. So many go ideas go to the gutter because they aren't profitable. I think there's mo
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5y ago
Not even food poisoning, more like your car for broken into, but nothing was stolen. The meal was fantastic, however.
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5y ago
Curiously, where would you draw the line for violence?
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5y ago
Sometimes there is no interest or people just don't show up. I tried to organize a neighborhood virtual game night a half year ago in my neighborhood, and there wasn't any interest. It made me feel more alone, and embarrassed for
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andyana
5y ago
I think this is society's greatest threat... We are unwilling to take risks to solve problems.
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5y ago
I might be mistaken, but isn't this how some BBQ propane tank exchanges are done?
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5y ago
Color me convinced :)
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5y ago
The inverter keeps the power level steady, is that correct? For someone that that uses their microwave in a 100% or nothing fashion, would I gain from buying an inverter model when mine bites the dust?
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5y ago
$500 per day is an obscene amount of fine to levy over grass.
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6y ago
Some time ago, I lost my job and subsequently cashed in my RRSPs. After moving to a tiny 80 year old farm house in the middle of nowhere, hooked up with 10 Mbps of broadband and a couple years of runway saved up.... I have all the time in t
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6y ago
Sorry, I didn't meant to come across as angry, I'm not. I'm just disillusioned with the constant nickle and dime'ing in this world. I get it, they need money, but in a better world, we wouldn't be charging hobbyist&
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6y ago
> An ISO standard costs fraction of what the developer's time reading said standard costs. Well, what if I'm tinkering in my spare time? I think if you want people to use a standard like this, you shouldn't charge for acce
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7y ago
I've got Yggdrasil in a box at my parents house. Would you like me to try to make an ISO of it for you? No guarantees due to the age of the media :)
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8y ago
I'm sure you can set whatever standard or lack thereof you'd like.
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8y ago
Exactly. It makes me cringe. A majority of the firms looking to hire in the "Who's Hiring" thread have inflated self-worth.
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8y ago
As an aside, I don't why top-aligned infield form labels[0] aren't more popular. I implement the style whenever possible. [0]: http://uxmovement.com/forms/why-infield-top-aligned-form-lab...
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8y ago
Gitlab has had its own issues.
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8y ago
I thought we established that the mechanism to secure your account was available the whole time, only users were too stupid to use it.
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8y ago
Sobriety... 1 month and 2 days so far
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8y ago
It's amazing that something like cssnano would have a dependency on getting MAC addresses. WTF?
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9y ago
I find it easier to setup than MySQL, but with package managers today, both are a breeze. Can you explain why it is "mysteriously difficult"?
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9y ago
That could be.
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9y ago
London <-> Calgary has been happening for at least 10 years, way before the 787s time.
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9y ago
No, they mention 32/64 on the specs pages.
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9y ago
I use https://github.com/Strider-CD/strider
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9y ago
I just bought a Sapphire 56... is it just a rebranded AMD board?
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9y ago
Without knowing what the issue is, your statement is very idiotic.
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9y ago
> Is it comparable to commercial AV solutions? "In a Shadowserver six-month test between June and December 2011, ClamAV detected over 75.45% of all viruses tested, putting it in fifth place behind AhnLab, Avira, BitDefender and Avas
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9y ago
That's weird. I've got a 500 GB postgres database running on a 1700X doing a couple hundred queries per second around the clock and it hasn't gone down on me yet.
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9y ago
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