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by bluedino 2y ago
Maya Rudoplh? Kristen Wiig? Fred Armisen? Jason Sudekis? Darrel Hammond? Will Forte?
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by bluedino 2y ago
On the other hand, some people are stuck at home all day, no in-person interaction, management is possibly out of touch and ignoring remote people, less tasks, less achievements, less recognition...
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by bluedino 2y ago
I find it amazing it's been on for 50 years. It's one of those shows that's really never good, if you're lucky there's two decent skits a night. Once in a while you get a one that goes for a while, and spawns off a
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by bluedino 2y ago
> you won't get to drink it out of the tall glass bottle. Arguably the most important part. Plastic bottle soda tastes terrible.
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by bluedino 2y ago
Applesoft BASIC only uses the first two characters (!) to distinguish one variable name from another. WAGON and WATER would be the same. (page 7) https://mirrors.apple2.org.za/Apple%20II%20Documentation%20P...
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by bluedino 2y ago
40x25 text screens and line-by-line editors encourage short variable names as well
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by bluedino 2y ago
> And yet the SVO turbo 4 cylinder was one of the most coveted Mustangs ever. BringaTrailer.com prices would say otherwise... They have a small cult following but that's about it. I had a Merkur XR4Ti, a distant cousin, and while it
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by bluedino 2y ago
I love my Rain mStand. It's made of cast aluminum, looks great, works great, and I've had it for....15 years? At some point I'm sure I could easily recycle it.
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by bluedino 2y ago
> So 1985 Oregon Trail is written in Applesoft BASIC This surprised me for some reason, I guess it's been 30-some years but I remember my adventures in Apple II BASIC not running that quickly, but maybe Oregon Trail's graphics
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by bluedino 2y ago
Unless it's the Plaid, the GT500 (which they quit making in 2022) The Mach E had an optional performance package added in 2024 that allows it to beat some Teslas https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2024-ford-musta
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by bluedino 2y ago
The non-V8's are frowned upon
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by bluedino 2y ago
It's not an inexpensive RWD car with a V8, for the most part. It's an SUV that can't out-run a Tesla. It's barely faster than the 4-cylinder Mustang (Except for the most recent model (2024) that you can finally get a per
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by bluedino 2y ago
Right, but only in recent quarters because of heavy incentives. It's been a disaster otherwise. https://www.macheforum.com/site/threads/slowest-selling-ev-i... the Ford Mach E is now the slowest selling EV i
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by bluedino 2y ago
https://hpc-wiki.info/hpc/SLURM
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by bluedino 2y ago
Got burned on this on an interview question before. In a related question I said something about switching to a language like Python when a script started to get "complicated" Then the interviewer explained how his favorite langua
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by bluedino 2y ago
Yup. Camaro was canceled last year.
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by bluedino 2y ago
Only because of the massive discounts and incentives. People were able to get 8-11k off and 0% financing. Easy way to send sales up 30%
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by bluedino 2y ago
It flopped
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by bluedino 2y ago
This happens with Slurm/PBS job submission files. Always end up asking the user "where/who did you get this from?"
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by bluedino 2y ago
Descent used portals
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by bluedino 2y ago
I have been doing this forever, if you get the high score over a certain threshold you can get a free game (400,000?) I would usually get accused of memorizing all the pictures. You will get bored or a headache before you stop getting free
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by bluedino 2y ago
Those Megatouch systems run Linux! Lots of fun messages to read on the credits screen or when you reboot them.
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by bluedino 2y ago
> There are a lot of Americans who can't/don't cook mainly for time reasons In that sense, the 10% of people who aren't that busy, should be cooking. Very few people are that busy. It's just not a priority. Am
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by bluedino 2y ago
We don't have self-control. Nobody cooks. And if they do it's microwaved or frozen garbage. We eat out too much. To the point where we overpay to have shoddy delivery services bring us fast food. The portions are too big. 1,500 ca
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by bluedino 2y ago
Welcome to the midwest? You can still get leg quarters cheaper than that https://www.jacksmarket.net/weekly-ad
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by bluedino 2y ago
I would argue for most people, anything other than a .com, .edu could be "uncommon". I have had people question .net or .org... American perspective, I'm assuming people in Europe are used to things like the individual countr
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by bluedino 2y ago
Safari has been garbage in recent years on the iPhone. Pages are often unresponsive or don't fully load. Zooming breaks so many sites. I'm always closing Safari and re-loading pages. Are the web developers ignoring Safari? They ca
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by bluedino 2y ago
> This is pretty common, developers are focused on making things that work. True, but over the last twenty years, simple mistakes by developers have caused so many giant security issues. Part of being a developer now is knowing at least
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by bluedino 2y ago
My apartment complex doesn't have a recycling program, just garbage, and the amount of Amazon packaging alone that piles up in a week makes me sick
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by bluedino 2y ago
Containers are widely used at our company, by developers who don't understand underlying concepts, and they often expose services on all interfaces, or to all hosts. You can explain this to them, they don't care, you can even demo

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