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by bronson 10y ago
It might still profitable to rent the house for the busy season and let it sit vacant the other half of the year. A friend who owns three VRBOs in Santa Cruz basically does that. (he's a decent guy but an opportunistic and terrible l
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by bronson 10y ago
You're right, there are a number of white rhino farms. It's the black rhino that's more farm-resistant. I hadn't realized the distinction, thanks. With enough money, anything can be farmed... But can that supply enoug
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by bronson 10y ago
Rhinos can't really be farmed. They have awful temperaments and require massive amounts of land. (...another perfect example of people thousands of miles away detached being in an uproar with half assed solutions like "farm rhino
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by bronson 10y ago
Despite Rush Limbaugh claiming otherwise. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rush_Limbaugh%E2%80%93Sandra_F...
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by bronson 10y ago
In my experience adding the domain of the recipient often leads to problems. Rep: "Can you verify your email address?" Me: "er, em-verizon@example.com" Rep: "Hey, I didn't know you worked for Verizon!&q
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by bronson 10y ago
It's 1/2 the size of an aircraft carrier... Not much of a battle station either.
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by bronson 10y ago
Yeah, now you can take sides between "macahss" and "mac-oh-ess". And, we could use some more window dressing! The Mac's weird window management now feels extremely dated compared to Win10 and KDE/Gnome.
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by bronson 10y ago
It takes some serious equipment to heat water anywhere near that high. For cinnabar you just need fire. This is not an artificial distinction. If you still don't see it, maybe picture yourself standing near a burning warehouse full o
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by bronson 10y ago
Sure it was. If the Apache foundation didn't want the responsibility then they should have said "no."
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by bronson 10y ago
Except when you heat it. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2755212/ Also, cost must be a factor. Turning materials back into ore is extremely expensive.
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by bronson 10y ago
Sure, since all major browsers auto-update now. This has been a thing for years. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn531055.aspx http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/56161/w
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by bronson 10y ago
Lots of websites have those browser requirements. Many of them aren't written in Rails. Care to explain your "absolutely confirms" logic?
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by bronson 10y ago
Well, it's all built out and no existing property owner wants to have a 5-story monstrosity go up next door. The city is trying to prioritize condos and ADUs but that's a slow process. It's not an easy problem to solve.
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by bronson 10y ago
> price is going to go up "soon". Ugh, smells like marketing tactics. Whenever I see leading yet vague language, I become a lot more likely to close the tab.
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by bronson 10y ago
Free time is limited. I'd like to spend it doing something more rewarding than job hunting.
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by bronson 10y ago
Yes, the Earth is an oblate spheroid rounded by its own gravity. Despite your tone, you seem to be agreeing.
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by bronson 10y ago
They ate the pizza with excitement.
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by bronson 10y ago
Did you read the third paragraph of your first link?
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by bronson 10y ago
Or, as the Bay Area demonstrates, neither.
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by bronson 10y ago
That issue says that Homebrew is doing just fine. Not painful.
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by bronson 10y ago
I don't know which one was worse. Does anybody? I do know which one killed more rescuers though, regardless of whose fault it was: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster#Human_impac... vs. Fukushima&#x2
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by bronson 10y ago
Japan wasn't willing to send 30+ rescue workers to their deaths. That makes it a lot harder.
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by bronson 11y ago
Have you seen who's on their board? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theranos#Governance It's almost as if they intentionally stacked it with senators, govenrnment, and military guys. This is not a typical boa
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by bronson 11y ago
Intel finally realized that ARM is dominating growing sectors (mobile and embedded[1]), while they're dominating the shrinking ones (desktop and server). [1] still can't bring myself to say IoT.
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by bronson 11y ago
You're asking why Joe Schmoe's cows from a local field taste better than those of a factory feedlot standing shoulder-to-shoulder in their own muck?
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by bronson 11y ago
Thats way oversimplified. These chip vendors have all supplied source dumps for their drivers. The reason the RPi works so well is all the work they're doing integrating their distributions (Raspbian is particularly good) and upstrea
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by bronson 11y ago
The warranty is 8 years. Cars don't just die the moment the warranty runs out, including Teslas. https://www.teslamotors.com/blog/infinite-mile-warranty
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by bronson 11y ago
As a non-colorblind user, me too. The orange is a lot more vibrant and attractive than the blue and doesn't convey much of a "warning, something different" message. It doesn't seem like Google tested this on many real-w
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by bronson 11y ago
I'd rather receive an email from the source than a call from someone who heard from someone who heard from someone that grandma is probably dead. And they take a ton of work to organize.
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by bronson 11y ago
I'm guessing the refund button is safe.

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