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briffle
8y ago
People who actually use their trucks would love them. They would have full tourqe at 0 RPM. It would be awesome for towing. The lack of an engine bay could give it a huge bed, or a frunk to store things out of the weather...
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briffle
8y ago
The state of Oregon has vote by mail. Its awesome. My ballot gets mailed to me a few weeks before the election. I fill it out, and can either mail it back (I have to pay for a postage stamp) or drop it off at a ballot drop box all over town
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briffle
8y ago
That doesn't work the same as pihole. PiHole blocks ads on ALL devices on your network. Your computer, your laptop, your phone, your kids kindle, etc. As long as they are on your network, they are protected (and browsing web pages on
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briffle
8y ago
Or cell phone provider
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briffle
8y ago
Its hard for some people to believe just how low budget some rural areas are for policing. I used to live in a west coast county that was about 6,000 sq miles. It had one city with a population over 25k. (about 66,000 total in the county)
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briffle
8y ago
It would be nice if it was so easy to mirror bitbucket server, or gitlab, etc.
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briffle
8y ago
My Ubuntu 18.04 install just updated a ton of drivers from the PPA that ubuntu recommends: http://ppa.launchpad.net/paulo-miguel-dias/mesa/ubuntu So I'm hoping to hear of improvements in a few days.
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briffle
8y ago
The same problem with Player Uknown Battlegrounds, and many other titles. It seems like once they can fix this, they will have many more titles that work.
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briffle
8y ago
I stopped using ticketmaster years ago, but it seems like a reverse auction would be the best way. Start each ticket at $500. Every X minutes, knock the price down by Y percent.
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briffle
8y ago
In Wisconsin, when the legislature wanted to target Milwaukee for things, without actually naming them, they would say things like "This law applies to metro areas/counties with > xxx,000 people". Things like "the st
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8y ago
That the thief disabled. They tracked him via superCharger stops.
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briffle
8y ago
The threat to take away federal funding for places that don’t accept housing growth may be more effective than a brute force approach in the end, who knows. I believe this is similar to the approach the feds used to move the drinking age
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briffle
8y ago
Rite-Aid owns a PBM as well. However, it much smaller than CVS's. https://envisionrx.com/OurDifference/WhoWeAre
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briffle
8y ago
The other thing this article fails to mention, is that while a new generic was billed at $100, and the pharmacy got $20 (with an $80 spread) before there was a generic, the prescription was billed in the thousands. The person paying the bi
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briffle
8y ago
They are rare in larger vehicles as well. Only Ram still makes a manual for their deisel heavy duty, and they detune the engine by 200 ft/lbs of torque. Automatics HD trucks do not disengage/spool down the turbo when shifting, w
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briffle
8y ago
I'm not sure what you mean? This says nothing about stopping benefits for the people that receive them..
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briffle
8y ago
I would love a way to sync my sites defined in containers, so that site A opens in the correct container on all my computers running firefox. I would really love tabgroups to magically start working again, but I have been making due with co
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briffle
8y ago
I agree. Really there are two alternatives to what happened. 1. The patriot battery does not have the bug, (or was recently rebooted) and now has a BETTER chance of hitting the scud missile. (but not guaranteed) People may or may not die.
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briffle
8y ago
I have never seen an autonomously built concrete house, but building with ICF forms is basically like stacking giant Styrofoam legos, and the pouring concrete in the middle. And insulation values of R40 are common! There was an interestin
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8y ago
I'm curious how this applies to televising games. At the start of many televised games, they mention their copyright disclaimer that rebroadcasting or recording without consent is prohibited.. While I don't want this case to succe
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briffle
8y ago
Our next campus needs to handle buildings up to 8 stories high, plus apartment buildings the same height for all our jobs were bringing.. I guess we can't come to your town. Repeat that 2 or 3 times, and the problem goes away quickly..
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briffle
8y ago
Not sure for treasury bonds, but many banks/credit unions will ladder your CD's for you, and continue to do it unless you say stop.
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briffle
8y ago
So just man in the middle all the encryption that goes on with modern phone protocols? Should we all have to install the stingray root cert on all our phones? or should the phone providers have to provide them a valid tower cert on demand?
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briffle
8y ago
I had nothing but pain with openLDAP. Every guide I could find trying to learn gave examples using the 'old config format' even though the newer db config format had been around for many, many years at that time.
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briffle
8y ago
However, all those people moving into the 3200 sq ft homes have to move from somewhere. That opens up smaller homes, large apartments, etc.
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briffle
8y ago
There is a middle ground too, prefab homes, where the walls, floors, etc, are all built off-site in a factory, and then shipped to your location in sections. It allows for faster building (can go from foundation to roof on and siding up in
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briffle
8y ago
Which? Oregon and Washington are a small fraction of what they used to be. Federal laws (endagered species act, etc) killed off the vast majority of it, and decimated many small towns.
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briffle
8y ago
Natural Gas "Peaker" plants are VERY expensive to run. (Mainly because of their low utilization compared to high costs). In many cases, battery storage is already cheaper than peaker plants.
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briffle
8y ago
It's the perfect doc to show my leadership team, who want to know what happened, but aren't very technical.
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briffle
8y ago
I should have included this earlier: https://github.com/terraform-providers/terraform-provider-ku... Deployments have been in GA 7 months now, and NO feedback from hashicorp on this one...
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