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by bluedino 3y ago
The simple answer is the store managers don't care that much and it costs money to have the carts fixed. Stores like Target buy nice carts and they last longer, stores like Menard's buy even cheaper carts (they might even make the
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by bluedino 3y ago
>> Also, weren't the Delorean cars in the 1980s made of stainless steel? Did they rust? The body panels really don't but the frames do. https://www.delorean.ie/AaronDixon.html
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by bluedino 3y ago
Orange specs remind me of when I had a white vehicle. Iron particles from brakes etc. I through it was rust on the body panels, but you can remove it with a clay bar.
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by bluedino 3y ago
I'm not so sure. Go back to the 70's and 80's. The creator of Pacman was 25. David Crane was still in his 20's when he started Activision. Trip Hawkins was 29 when he started Activision. Will Wright started at 24. Mark T
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by bluedino 3y ago
They aren't remembered for being young, but for working on the top games of the time.
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by bluedino 3y ago
That Mac Word screenshot gives me claustrophobic flashbacks to trying to work on those tiny screens in middle school computer lab, writing science fair papers.
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by bluedino 3y ago
> there just weren't that many 20 year old developers in the 90's. John Carmack was 21 in 1992 when Wolf3D came out, Romero was 25 Tim Sweeney was 21 in 1991 when he released ZZT Ken Silverman was 21 in 1996 when Duke Nukem 3D
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by bluedino 3y ago
> How many people are running an older version of CUDA right now on NVIDIA hardware for whatever particular reason? I would guess there are lots of people still running CUDA 11. Older clusters, etc. A lot of that software doesn't ge
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by bluedino 3y ago
Part of the problem is people just memorize things for interviews. We interviewed three candidates that were almost exact copies of each other in their responses. Maybe they all read the same interview book? I also witnessed someone give a
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by bluedino 3y ago
> A green NASCAR car is a big no-no. Never heard of this but I haven't watched in a while. Skoal, Mountain Dew, Interstate Batteries, Quaker State, those are all green cars
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by bluedino 3y ago
> If you’re somewhat rural the contractors just don’t have the experience to do it so they try to quote you out of the decision. Or they're so busy they can pick and choose their jobs. I had a quote to replace a 12 foot section of p
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by bluedino 3y ago
Today we deploy to the cloud and work on Arm/x86 Do most web developers do things that have issues being cross platform?
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Ford F-150 production shutdown in January temporarily laid off 9,700 UAW workers(freep.com)
2 points by bluedino 3y ago|0 comments
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by bluedino 3y ago
This is being downvoted but it's probably about right.
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by bluedino 3y ago
Didn't something similar happen with the Playstation 2 or 3?
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by bluedino 3y ago
The last couple interviews I have had, warned about using ChatGPT. So it must be happening.
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PayPal lays off 2,500 workers one week after CEO announces 'new chapter'(businessinsider.com)
11 points by bluedino 3y ago|1 comments
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by bluedino 3y ago
>> How long are commercial real estate contracts usually for? It depends. Amazone has a 17 year lease on space in Manhattan. 3-10 years is pretty common. https://www.geekwire.com/2014/amazon-inks-17-year-lease-470
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by bluedino 3y ago
Perfect place for some amazing iSeries games! https://www.jcrcmds.com/jcrgames2.html
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by bluedino 3y ago
I worked with a guy who would take every piece of spam we got, dig into the mail headers, and then add the source IP to a custom blacklist on our mail server. It took a few hours to figure out why we weren't getting email from a custom
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by bluedino 3y ago
Would Internet Brands buy it?
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by bluedino 3y ago
Have spent a lot of time trying to integrate Ubuntu into a Red Hat environment. It's close but there's enough differences to give you an ulcer.
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by bluedino 3y ago
I can tell you where the bad content is being posted now. LinkedIn. My feed has turned into blogspam, exam cheatsheets, crappy AWS "architecture" diagrams, and low effort cyber security guides. Did you know SMTP is port 25? I&#x27
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by bluedino 3y ago
Reminds me of a bug where you could brute force an account by putting an array of passwords in the login form. It was some junky web interface to a spam appliance of all things, I'm not sure if it was intentional, or just some php rook
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by bluedino 3y ago
Ahh to be from the Midwest where if you're lucky enough to have an Indian restaurant in your town, half the time you're getting something that's more chicken tikki than butter chicken. Also, I feel if it does have fenugreek i
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by bluedino 3y ago
I never thought I would yearn for the day of early Steven Seagal movies. https://youtu.be/4Zu1YIukylw?si=3rkGD74LVvs-4_1R
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by bluedino 3y ago
Along the same lines, why aren't UPS or FedEx trucks robbed? The driver probably won't do anything, these aren't armored cars.
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by bluedino 3y ago
> I have seen no evidence that all 2-point conversions aren't equally likely to succeed Pass plays are less likely to convert than run plays. The conversion rates aren't even equal between teams. https://www.teamra
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by bluedino 3y ago
At some companies there are so many places where things can be changed or undone. We had a simple avatar upload. Done this in every app we had ever made. It "broke". And I mean it didn't really break, but it changed enough wh
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Another Online Used-Car Dealer Bites the Dust: Vroom, 3.5 Years After IPO(wolfstreet.com)
1 points by bluedino 3y ago|0 comments

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