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by beauzero 6y ago
No we don't. Farming gets done in the dark no matter what in the winter. It's a pain to adjust to banking hour, machine shop hours, etc. Just set it and leave it.
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by beauzero 6y ago
Office 365, 5 desktop install (at one time), ~$99 a year. We do one subscription for our family per year. Gives 1T of onedrive space as well.
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by beauzero 6y ago
That took me back to the fun days of the late 90's. Thanks for this I really needed it. The internet can still be fun.
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by beauzero 6y ago
This. We live in farm country and bare land loans have gone from 20% down to 25% down in the last couple of years. You receive loans in chunks for building a custom home as the builder completes milestones. There was a "restoration&
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by beauzero 6y ago
I had a boss that used to tell me..."in a hundred years who will care?" Do it for you and those you love, not the value they tell you you have, the value you logically know you provide them.
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by beauzero 6y ago
Do not use Slack/Teams as your water cooler. Don't add the clutter...please. Look how popular Yammer isn't. That is water cooler talk for Slack and Teams.
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by beauzero 6y ago
As soon as they have the 4k Relaxation Channel (on youtube) content I am there. One monitor is always dedicated to it and I currently pay Google so that I don't get work inappropriate ads playing. It would save me money.
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by beauzero 6y ago
Thanks for the heads up on AirTable. Hadn't seen it before.
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by beauzero 7y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/covid19 ...pretty well curated. Mostly scientific articles, stats, etc.
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Real-Time update on coronavirus outbreak(globaltimes.cn)
3 points by beauzero 7y ago|0 comments
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by beauzero 7y ago
That seems to be the numbers (0.5%) coming out of S. Korea, which I believe has the best publicly available numbers. See https://corona-live.com so far it seems accurate and the linked supporting articles are from "interne
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by beauzero 7y ago
...and don't forget Erate dollars. Can't fund redundant systems, etc. https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/universal-service-progr...
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by beauzero 7y ago
The exception to the rule is books.
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by beauzero 7y ago
I would also add that quitting smoking was one of the hardest things I have ever done. Just don't start. Some people don't have a problem quitting. I did.
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by beauzero 7y ago
When I was young, I said to God, 'God, tell me the mystery of the universe.' But God answered, 'That knowledge is for me alone.' So I said, 'God, tell me the mystery of the peanut.' Then God said, 'Well Ge
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by beauzero 7y ago
Atlanta for $ to cost of living/quality. Rural Alabama like Sylacauga (metro/eletric company fiber to your home) for "work from home". Both my wife and I work from home in rural Georgia (Carrollton)...$300k bought us 2
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by beauzero 7y ago
The first Bush said that, so did the second. I have yet to see the benefit. The longer it goes the more the inequality increases. There is nothing in history I can point to but I am not a good historian. If someone could educate me, hon
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by beauzero 7y ago
Drive sales of hardware. If you can't get drivers you have to purchase something you can get drivers for.
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by beauzero 7y ago
Don't feel bad. 1995. SunOS. Very patient boss. I did the same thing.
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by beauzero 7y ago
This is true. We drive 30 minutes to a butcher in Roanoke, AL and it is seriously packed on a Saturday. Reasonable good meat and local flash frozen southern vegetables.
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by beauzero 7y ago
Speed Queen. Made Ripon, Wisconsin. We have a small farm and I can say they are amazing. I believe they still make washer/dryer combos with mechanical/analog switches if you want them. I haven't looked in 5 years at specs
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In historic shift, The Salt Lake Tribune gets IRS approval to become a nonprofit(sltrib.com)
23 points by beauzero 7y ago|2 comments
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by beauzero 7y ago
Atlanta, rent for the first couple years until you are established, start working remote and then move to the country. Also Raleigh, NC. Both have excellent tech pay/cost of living ratios and robust contracting opportunities.
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by beauzero 7y ago
This is why mining haul trucks use them for brakes.
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by beauzero 7y ago
Worked at an open pit mine in the 90's...electric shovels. Cat had just come out with a diesel one when I was leaving. If you go huge electric is the only thing that will power it and the danger of fire from secondary forces like fri
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by beauzero 7y ago
If you knew a foreign entity/government had this working it might be prudent to publish a "we have it too", even if it didn't work. Then it's just a matter of stealing the tech and letting Lockheed, etc. produce it
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by beauzero 7y ago
...and there are ancillary patents, for defense of the original patent, that need to be filed in order to keep up with competition. I have a buddy who has several patents for polishing concrete vertically https://www.youtube.com
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by beauzero 7y ago
Milwaukee Smooth Insulation knife. They cost ~$20, are full tang, and sharpen very easily. They have become our go to kitchen knife. Best bang for the buck imho. People who did duct work and attic batting were found to be using $200-$30
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by beauzero 7y ago
I think they also give a beautiful perspective to size and distance in Wyoming and Eastern Montana.
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by beauzero 7y ago
Without going into a lot of detail. WCF and SOAP were good for http 1 and gRPC is optimized for 2. Edit: spelling

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