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by axaxs 5y ago
thanks, I had no idea that existed.
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by axaxs 5y ago
Not going to really argue here, but I have to use mlocate every single time I want to find a unit file, because there's no telling where it would be. Perhaps blame lays on the distro packager, but still, it ends up to a user being stra
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by axaxs 5y ago
Same. I pretty much scan it, anything interesting I open(which isn't a ton). Then, about once every few months, I get tired of seeing 20k unread emails, so delete all unread emails older than x. Perhaps I'm not a power user, or
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by axaxs 5y ago
Quite the contrary. Why would Intel want x86 on ARM? That would make migration even easier.
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by axaxs 5y ago
I see your point, but companies have been offshoring since I've been working at least, probably longer. Seems to go in waves for some reason.
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by axaxs 5y ago
> Then your data is worthless to them This is precisely the point. It should be worse than worthless, it should cost them money. And they should charge that to me, plus some nominal fee. I guess that's what I'm asking for.
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by axaxs 5y ago
Same excitement here. I'd love to see anyone(Brave or others) chip away at my Google dependencies, even if they charge me for them. I already love Brave as a browser, so here's hoping search pans out. I don't mind a company
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by axaxs 5y ago
No, of course not. This was much more invasive than a tap.
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by axaxs 5y ago
So...gross question. Let's just say I expected a drinking water fountain type thing, and got what felt like an enraged eel trying to find warmth inside me. Is that uh...typical? I've never tried one since.
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by axaxs 5y ago
Ah, squatting toilets...reminds me of my first time in Japan. Was waiting to land so I could uh, unload. Finally deplaned, and hurried to the restroom. Saw what looked like a urinal buried sideways into the floor. As a tall person with
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by axaxs 5y ago
I find the whole balance rather interesting. The worker thinks 'without my work, the owner would have nothing!' The owner thinks 'without my business, the worker would have nothing.' The truth is, both are right, to diff
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by axaxs 5y ago
A very large, well known company used to be the ultimate place to work. Part time, decent wages, college paid, health insurance, and housing assistance. As you can imagine, over the years, wages didn't rise, and benefits started disap
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by axaxs 5y ago
This isn't clearly a R vs D issue, perhaps localized. TN has a surprising amount of gigabit muni broadband in very, very red areas. Though another R has done her damnedest to stop that.
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by axaxs 5y ago
I don't. I just mentioned them because they are very common labor intensive summer jobs where I grew up. Replace with whatever your local variant would be.
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by axaxs 5y ago
Perhaps, but I think we can drill down a bit further. Many third world countries have foods much, much more processed than we do in USA, yet they don't exhibit such effects generally. My own family is a huge old Irish/German congl
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by axaxs 5y ago
I'm far from a scientist, but in my observations and reading, lifestyle has a far bigger impact than diet. Hard work boosts testosterone, there was even a study done showing how much it was boosted during chopping wood, for example.
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by axaxs 5y ago
I'm in full agreement, iff it's standardized across the board. But it's very much not. As much as I hate the namesake, Coulter's Law is silly yet sadly mostly correct.
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by axaxs 5y ago
yeah I remember the CKY guys had similar premise. But they were more 'dark' or extreme or something. Definitely not as entertaining as Jackass, and never really got as popular either, probably for that reason.
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by axaxs 5y ago
I only rent from individuals who own the home. People should never give money to the likes of BlackRock or Invitation Homes, who are helping destroy the housing market. Rant aside, there's certainly nothing wrong with owning. I plan
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by axaxs 5y ago
RE prices, not really. Most landlords seem just happy to have someone not tearing up their house and making payments on time. I've not had one increase rates. If they did increase rates, well, I guess move? Or buy a house if rent ev
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by axaxs 5y ago
I agree, but it goes back to my initial argument. Even if everyone documented every failure and had perfect documentation, the result wouldn't be a whole lot different. People just don't care or pay much attention until it affec
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by axaxs 5y ago
Thanks. I really like idea number 2. In training, have people fail nearly purposefully. I think some of the problem is that there's no real standardized training for developers. Many have 4 weeks of 'bootcamp' and are cut
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by axaxs 5y ago
> It feels like the industry mostly just re-learns the same mistakes over and over like we're in Groundhog's Day This is true, but also in life. I'm so sad I can't just pass my knowledge to my daughter to give her a
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by axaxs 5y ago
There was no massive deflation in 2020. Prices started rising because of 'covid shutdowns', and house prices started upping due to lack of inventory.
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by axaxs 5y ago
Small correction: Rental prices in a few, big cities are falling. On the whole, in most cities, rental prices are through the roof. Almost exactly 20% higher for a SFH rental YOY. I know because I checked what the house I moved out of wa
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by axaxs 5y ago
I feel like all these numbers are bogus. Housing? Seeing as it's nearly half of people's spending, I feel it should be weighted appropriately. And if so, real prices would be closer to 20% inflated in most markets YOY.
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by axaxs 5y ago
No offense, but this is a typical thought, and one that shows that you've no idea the hundreds of corner cases that trap you. There's a reason 'its always DNS' is a meme. A simple example. Someone makes a new domain nam
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by axaxs 5y ago
I don't disagree with you. If the question was about design decisions I'd made, I'd be in full agreement. But the article quite literally says 'every time.' You could rightly say I'm being pedantic, but if y
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by axaxs 5y ago
Point 1 specifically says to write things down every time someone asks you a question. Taking DNS as an example, 1034 1035/4034 4035, among some others, I don't see how that's helpful even if I make a linking FAQ. My notes
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by axaxs 5y ago
Yeah, no. I've literally read hundreds of RFCs, thousands of man pages, and who knows how much else. If I spent time writing down everything I know, I'd never get anything else done. And it's not like I'm some superge

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