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by bluedino 11mo ago
The stores literally have people who are paid to collect the carts.
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by bluedino 11mo ago
At ALDI stores they are!
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by bluedino 11mo ago
On the other hand, it can be convenient to grab a loose cart that's near your parking space, instead of having to un-jam a cart from the 50 that are stacked inside each other at the front of the store.
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by bluedino 11mo ago
You don't rent the cart. What if you had to clean your own table at Applebees?
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by bluedino 11mo ago
IoT is just wave after wave of unsecure devices. There's gotta be a better way.
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by bluedino 11mo ago
I already checked out my own groceries. I'll just leave it in the parking lot for someone who works at the store to retrieve it. The real problem is the people who take them 3 blocks away and don't return them. More stores are usi
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by bluedino 11mo ago
It was a while ago but all of our lunch ladies were laid off and "eligible for re-hire" with SodexoMAGIC when they took over the cafeteria contracts for our district.
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by bluedino 1y ago
Any similar benchmarks for MacOS? I daily drive a couple Macs and enjoy them but I can't help but notice they seem slower in the terminal than the alternatives. Can't get any kind of discussion on /r/mac as it's jus
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by bluedino 1y ago
I have multiple cars and none of them are new enough to have that. They'll have to track me the old-fashioned way, by my phone.
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by bluedino 1y ago
I secretly enjoyed the lectures out people would get on StackOverflow when they did this.
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by bluedino 1y ago
> Preserves a good coding font, so it doesn't come out as some hairline-width Courier on the other end Let me introduce you to Putty users who never change the default font...
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by bluedino 1y ago
One thing to remember was that (in the USA, at least) the NES came out in 1985, Super Mario 3 came out in 1988, while Commander Keen (generally regarded as one of the first console-quality side scrollers on the PC) didn't come out unti
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by bluedino 1y ago
Wait until every line you write has to be code reviewed when you get a job.
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by bluedino 1y ago
Why, exactly?
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by bluedino 1y ago
They had popular non-scam content like music collections. Sounds of the 80's etc. Time life music and all that. Ron Popeils cooking gadgets. Then you had guys like Kevin Trudeau and Don Lapre.
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by bluedino 1y ago
Remember broadcast TV, early in the morning or late at night? Infomercials for all kinds of scams from buying real estate with zero down, crap products that didn't work...
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by bluedino 1y ago
I rule them out because of the lack of quality in their vehicles. Too unreliable and impossible to repair. The infotainment only adds to reasons to not buy GM.
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by bluedino 1y ago
I always enjoyed the Magnavox Odyssey 2 box art as well https://retrovania-vgjunk.blogspot.com/2016/03/the-wonderful...
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by bluedino 1y ago
Maybe I can push for some HBM systems now
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by bluedino 1y ago
Reminds me of a Python codebase I used to work with The company was originally a bunch of Access/VB6 programmers. Then they wrote their VB code in PHP. And then they wrote their PHP code in Python. It was disgusting.
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by bluedino 1y ago
After returning a 'Reader Service Card' I found in Info World magazine, I started getting catalogs from Indelible Blue. They were _the_ big reseller of OS/2 software. Lots of good stuff in there, plus they had articles evan
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by bluedino 1y ago
I'm still using an email that is one of the AOL domains, mostly for accessing legacy sites that were around at that time. I lost access to it during an iPhone upgrade, I paid $12.95 or something for a 'premium' membership tha
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by bluedino 1y ago
Considering git is one of those things barely anyone knows how to actually use, yes
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by bluedino 1y ago
Seems to be pretty good in my experience, compared to previous .0 releases
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by bluedino 1y ago
Due to "softer" diets and all the sugar, right?
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by bluedino 1y ago
Honestly probably because the badge system is ancient and there's some Windows 95 machine in a furnace room somewhere that nobody knows how to get the swipe info from, or they can't separate it by employee/department etc
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by bluedino 1y ago
Managers couldn't get badge swipe access but they could get wifi data, so that's what they used to find out who was actually coming into work (people were swiping their badge and leaving, etc)
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by bluedino 1y ago
> even the base M1 is so capable that even if they stopped there it would be useful for years to come. My M1 Air is 4 years old and it's by far the most capable 4 year old Mac I've owned.
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by bluedino 1y ago
NFL isn't far behind NFL Network, ESPN, Prime, Peacock, YouTube...
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by bluedino 1y ago
> I predict we will see a death of intel similar to the death of Chrysler in the next decade. They have a ways to go. Chrysler merged with Mercedes (Daimler). Then they were sold to Cereberus. Then filed for bankruptcy. Became 'new&

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