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by bendauphinee 5y ago
I’m a devops engineer, and I get my fill of tinkering at work. I use unraid because it’s just simple enough to fire all my slightly older smaller drives, and boot it up, and it works. It’s exactly the level of complexity I want when I just
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by bendauphinee 5y ago
As a photographer myself, how do you think street photography happens? Sometimes the mundane stuff is unstaged, and when I was shooting it, you end up throwing a lot of stuff away anyway. In North America, you have no right to privacy in a
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by bendauphinee 5y ago
SidifySpotifyMusic. Good enough that I pay for a license.
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by bendauphinee 5y ago
Counterpoint, in my work and social circle, a group of around 50 regular contacts including several with immune issues, the worst adverse reactions that have been talked about are one had a fever for a day.
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by bendauphinee 5y ago
For me, time. It can and has taken up to 4 days to receive a wire at TD, because they’re occasionally overloaded. Compare that to a 10 or so minute wait on most coins, for less than the wire fee.
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by bendauphinee 5y ago
The problem has always been that while the ground is well trod, the path is never clear. There are hundreds of ways to build any one widget, not even counting that the widget you start building isn’t the one they wanted in their head (but n
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by bendauphinee 6y ago
> is because I had been able to build up a lot of the working relationships I have now in person I’ve been remote only for a decade, and built those same relationships while doing so.
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by bendauphinee 6y ago
It seems like a fair chuck of the WSB folks know they are possibly going to lose money here, but they don’t care as long as they can help screw the hedge funds. https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments&#x2F
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by bendauphinee 6y ago
From a dev perspective, I see your point. Redmine was great for the reason that we documented a lot better inside tickets because it was lower friction.
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by bendauphinee 6y ago
Having used it extensively for travelling to places for concerts and festivals, it’s a massive advantage to be able to shop for places that can accommodate 3-8 people for several days at a time. I don’t want a couch, I want a whole home tha
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by bendauphinee 6y ago
It does not. Have to use chat for work, and it most definitely does not support anything outside of a browser.
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by bendauphinee 6y ago
They recently announced a v3 of synergy to address a lot of the issues
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by bendauphinee 6y ago
As a user and driver, the intended experience is very obviously the app, not the site.
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by bendauphinee 7y ago
FDA guidance has recently (within the last year) extended this out to age 45.
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Airbnb likely removed 31,000 homes from Canada’s rental market, study finds(theglobeandmail.com)
108 points by bendauphinee 7y ago|153 comments
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by bendauphinee 7y ago
Doesn't have to be $50, but a few might make sense to to keep their support from getting clogged with stuff that could be googled. Some sort of "Rescue Me" emergency flare option.
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by bendauphinee 7y ago
As a contractor I've been paid by cheque, PayPal, and (my favorite) wire transfer. Always this was after sending them an invoice. I found PayPal to be the least friction about invoicing and reminding about due payments, though I lost b
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by bendauphinee 8y ago
As a user of cPanel, there's some assumptions you're making in this statement. I can and do build servers, at work. When I'm at home, I just want to do things with as little work as possible. Sometimes these choices are made
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by bendauphinee 8y ago
I’ve played with a bare OSM server before to try and get an osm based map working. Ends up you just have to scrub all the existing geometry and draw it from scratch, but it’s so-able. Worst problem I had was trying to generate realistic hei
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by bendauphinee 9y ago
> because of something they have no control over Expect in this case, the driver has 100% control.
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by bendauphinee 9y ago
If they will pay equally skilled co-workers a SF rate, why shouldn't they pay you the same? Another way to put that is why should you get paid the "raising a family" money that another co-worker might get if you don't ha
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by bendauphinee 9y ago
It's not some poeple, it's all people. As a creator, you can upload a custom thumbnail for any video.
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by bendauphinee 9y ago
As a pedestrian, it's still our responsibility to make sure approaching vehicles are actually stopped before we start crossing. She did not, or she would be alive.
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by bendauphinee 9y ago
That's a strong assumption to make, that a human could have done better. It was dark, night, nowhere near a normal crosswalk, and not where I as a driver would normally expect a person to be. I think it would have been hard for even th
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by bendauphinee 9y ago
Pedestrians do always have the right of way, but they bear a bit of responsibility as well to make sure the driver is aware of them, and not just walk out into the road. I have been on both sides of the wheel here, and it can never be assum
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by bendauphinee 9y ago
Most of the cards from one issuer got cancelled. There are apparently still other issuers that aren't having that problem.
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by bendauphinee 9y ago
Compared to what? Don't forget that there are likely 10x or more resources spent on securing fiat accounts and transactions then there ever has been for Bitcoin.
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by bendauphinee 9y ago
Tesla already has a fleet of cars mining driving data for it, putting them way ahead of Uber.
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by bendauphinee 9y ago
I don't think it's about paying that high a cost, I think it's about having to chase it all over the place. I'd pay double or maybe triple for Netflix, as long as it meant I could get most or all of the streaming content
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by bendauphinee 9y ago
X-Split is the go-to solution for most streamers these days.

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