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by bluedino 2y ago
If you live in an area with a Menard's home improvement store, you can buy a home kit there. Everything from barndominums to duplexes. https://www.menards.com/main/store.html?cid=1474668109497&gr...
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by bluedino 2y ago
>> Doing hobbies that involve other people This is something that doesn't really work for me. I've made a few friends through some hobbies (and we're still friends even though we don't participate in them anymore),
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Boeing to lay off roughly 10% of workforce(cnn.com)
18 points by bluedino 2y ago|7 comments
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The Price of a Mega Millions Ticket Will More Than Double to $5(nytimes.com)
3 points by bluedino 2y ago|1 comments
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by bluedino 2y ago
What does this kind of stuff run on the back end? Is it Ceph? Is it something custom like BackBlaze B2?
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by bluedino 2y ago
Same here but from the 80's. Lots of early home computers and peripherals which were obsolete by the time I read them (early 90's)
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by bluedino 2y ago
An acquaintance of mine was stealing big-ticket items from a storage unit. Campers, boats, etc. Of course he eventually got caught. The insurance company had already paid the owner of one of the campers, so it went to auction, and he bought
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by bluedino 2y ago
True, but it's just another one of those illogical things people do.
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by bluedino 2y ago
The best part of stuff like this is all of the other stuff you fixed that you didn't know were broken or wrong, and all the things you learned along the way
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CVS Health to lay off nearly 3k workers in cost-cutting drive(cnn.com)
9 points by bluedino 2y ago|1 comments
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by bluedino 2y ago
You can hurt yourself on hack squat and leg press machines just like you can with a barbell
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by bluedino 2y ago
Years ago we had five Kroger stores. One in each neighborhood. Kroger systematically closed them one by one. Offered employees transfers to other stores. As the last hurrah, they built a new Kroger, towards the "nice" side of town
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by bluedino 2y ago
Similar to Meijer in Michigan/Ohio/Indiana
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by bluedino 2y ago
They would have just had to become Amazon (inventing/creating everything involved with that) while being saddled with the overhead of 350,000 employees and 1,500 dying retail stores. And no Jeff Bezos at the helm.
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by bluedino 2y ago
Best Buy always pushed this. All the salespeople seem uninterested, uninformed hard to find, and all they want to do is sell the warranty/accessories.
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by bluedino 2y ago
Reddit works the same way. Blocking is so stupid anyway.
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by bluedino 2y ago
It's hard to say. Any of the big places are going to be an 'email us for a quote' pricing model. https://ussignal.com/uploads/general/Grand-Rapids-East-Data-... I haven't rented any space in a
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by bluedino 2y ago
Hah! Mad Magazine was one of the things my mother refused to allow me to checkout from the library.
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by bluedino 2y ago
Would like to hear more about this if you wanted to write a rambling blog post or gasp Twitter thread
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by bluedino 2y ago
The bad part about asking them to re-cook a steak (assuming it's over, and they have to start with a new one), is that you've had your bread, salad, appetizer, and by the time twenty minutes goes by and they bring you a new steak,
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Using YouTube to steal your files(lyra.horse)
2 points by bluedino 2y ago|0 comments
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by bluedino 2y ago
I call it concrete seasoning when I drop something off the grill
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by bluedino 2y ago
It seems like there should be 5-6 vendors of 'University HR Software' You want 1,000 licenses for it? That will be $5,000 a year, for a total of $5 million It's going to us a year to implement it, we're going to send out
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by bluedino 2y ago
Co-working spaces aren't everywhere, and the people there aren't your co-workers so it's really not the same relationship.
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by bluedino 2y ago
At first I enjoyed going into the office a day or two a week...but nobody else goes in, and it's even weirder being in a giant office building with just a couple people on each floor than it is staying at home.
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by bluedino 2y ago
Amazon seems to be solving this problem. I've noticed a lot of things I've ordered recently are non-returnable
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by bluedino 2y ago
Missing checkbox. "Assume Everything Is A String" We used to hit all kinds of Excel weirdness with inventory etc. It was our fault that our part numbers could look like this: 00010190-95.020
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by bluedino 2y ago
Long ago I had a client who could have been an episode of "IT Nightmares". They used internal 3.5" hard drives along with USB docks to backup a couple Synology devices...It seemed like 1/10 times when you put a drive bac
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by bluedino 2y ago
Tapes are fun. You can fit a petabyte of data in a bankers box! The problem quickly becomes: - Do we have a drive that can read this tape? - Do we have server we can connect it to? - Do we have storage we can extract it to? (go ask your int
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by bluedino 2y ago
For some reason I've always romanticized using a laptop + hotspot. This year due to various circumstances, I was going to start using it 24/7. I did not, however, because: T-Mobile seems to have an actual, usable and affordable pl

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