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by beart 5y ago
The other reply is correct. He is a union employee working for a major carrier. He drives nights up to the legal number of hours/miles as required and sleeps in cheap hotels during the day. My understanding is that his carrier does not
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by beart 5y ago
I don't believe google is immune to outages. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmail#Outages
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by beart 5y ago
my father makes 100k driving for a major carrier. of course that's working 6 days a week. he's also 65.
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by beart 5y ago
The background noise machine installed when my office switched to an open plan drove me absolutely nuts. Some engineers used to turn it off every morning, until management put the switch behind lock and key. I eventually just started wearin
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by beart 5y ago
Not if those entities are moving relative to one another (combat, tasks, social interactions, just moving past one another)
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by beart 5y ago
I'll chime in as well. I forward everything from gmail to another account I have. I pretty much never got any forwarded email for years because the gmail account is only really used as an identity for google services. A few months ago
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by beart 5y ago
"rights are being restored" feels wrong in this context. "A corporation has determined its more profitable to let you sue them" seems more accurate.
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by beart 5y ago
It's been a long time but I recall foobar2k, with a few plugins, provides this feature.
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by beart 5y ago
Civil trials do not determine guilt or innocence
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by beart 5y ago
One cannot be found guilty in a civil trial.
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by beart 5y ago
In this particular case, it is a question for the Ohio residents, not the US in general. Note that "earmarks" were effectively banned from US spending bills in 2011, though it looks like they may be coming back this year. I make n
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by beart 5y ago
I agree. During my last local election I sat down with the mail ballot and attempted to find information on all of the candidates. For 90% of these candidates, at best I would end up on a Facebook page with one paragraph describing their po
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by beart 5y ago
I forgot about the snipping tool. It's great. A couple more - Clipboard history - this is kind of a hidden feature and has to be turned on but is very helpful. - One drive integration - this works pretty well if you do use one drive.
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by beart 5y ago
Virtual Desktops Hyper-v Default notepad that understands linux style line endings Default ISO mounting support without having to download sketchy tools Default ZIP support without having to download winrar
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by beart 5y ago
Have an existential conversation with your nemesis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mariner%27s_Revenge_Song
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by beart 5y ago
I gave it an honest try but it lacks a lot of important features. I also get the distinct feeling it will be going the way of Inbox and get folded into some other service or just not updated anymore.
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by beart 5y ago
Interesting. I haven't had any issues with scoop in a long time and the manifests continue to be updated, so I had not even realized the original maintainers had gone quiet. It would be a true shame if this project decays without a suc
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by beart 6y ago
The maintainer you are referring to isn't one of the original maintainers. It looks like they are missing in action, but for what it is worth, I never saw them respond in this way. Looks like a frustrating choice between a polite maint
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by beart 6y ago
I definitely had my membership cards migrated to the new app. I can see them by clicking on the credit card displayed next to my user icon in the top right. This opens a new screen with the loyalty cards listed at the bottom.
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by beart 6y ago
There are currentely 19 million + results when searching for code using sscanf on github. I wonder how many of those are suffering under the same problem.
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by beart 6y ago
This comment made me laugh. My light bulbs turn on at the speed of electricity right now.
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by beart 6y ago
I'm not sure what her preference is, and it isn't something that has been discussed. For context, my mother is in her early sixties and still works part-time.
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by beart 6y ago
I am from the U.S. My mother has my kids at least two days a week. It saves me money, gives her an excuse to come over, and the kids love it. After I finish working we will typically make dinner together. I did not have this sort of experie
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by beart 6y ago
The in-store brands are just repackaged name brand products at a reduce price. "Kirkland" is a brand, but they don't really produce anything as far as I know. Most of the time, the actual name brand product is on the same she
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by beart 6y ago
I threw 2x4s into the back of mine not too long ago. My brother uses his to work on houses and maintain a golf course. His friend uses his truck to transport large equipment between several buildings he works in. That friend's parents
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by beart 6y ago
The lack of press coverage of the Trump Administration may also be attributed to the administration reducing the frequency and value of press briefings. This is an article from 2018 and I would put money on it having only gotten worse since
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by beart 6y ago
As a California outsider, I had a very difficult time making it to the end of the article you linked. Maybe Chesa Boudin is a terrible person, but that article alone just reads like someone's angry rant and told me very little about Bo
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by beart 6y ago
I can't agree on Notepad++. It is my go-to for opening very large log files and I've never noticed scrolling issues. I love VS Code but I've found notepad++ to be the better solution for 'read-only' situations (open
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by beart 6y ago
Unless you are developing libraries which will be published to the nodejs ecosystem, you really don't need to worry about this. You pick one of these when you first create your app which is typically based on whatever framework or temp
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by beart 6y ago
The article itself suggests breaking deep work sessions into no more than 4 hours at a time and suggests several "styles" of performing deep work in terms of fitting individual schedules and personality.

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