calvinmorrison

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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
its worse in person, in the grey LED lights of a grocery store. its very easy to miss.
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
https://images.cdn.shoprite.com/detail/00895507000857_1
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
https://images.cdn.shoprite.com/detail/00895507000857_1
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
yes literally heres from my local market. 20% olive oil yet the main oil is in very light (its even harder to see in real life with how the eye works at a store), and then in big letters OLIVE... yeah this is a great example!
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
and when I am king, each of those involved will be given their Just Deserts (no desert will be received)
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Recycle – Floppydisks(floppydisk.com)
120 points by calvinmorrison 2mo ago|51 comments
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
My Brother in Christ I don't know why anyone would assume Bac'n bits are not made of Bacon... I am reading the container it says Bac'n Pieces BACON FLAVORED BITS Great Bacon Flavor! artificially flavored
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
Oh you gotta start shopping at the discount marts.
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
not to mention "Bac'n Bits" which my wife picked up as a salad topping which contains NO bacon, and is simply colored crispy soy bits with smoke flavor. Someone aught to arrest the manufacturer Also in big letters "OLIVE
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
saab 900 turbo
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
or just get on the alternet. If you and your peers care about communicating and you dont feel like doing state witch craft, the easiest thing is to just setup your own opt in systems and not use facebook, etc. run your own IRC server, file
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
I am materially not a morning person. I will push until the last second in the morning to get ready. Forcing myself to wake up an hour earlier to drive in, get my coffee and let it percolate did wonders for my morning productivity. WFH lac
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
This is awesome. I always have imagined my computer being well, my desk. So far I have to live with a bunch of i3 screens I name after whatever I'm working on. I'd love to be able to page through the bench to flip to a task. Unfor
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QuiltOps – Continuous packaging for your patches(quiltops.dev)
1 points by calvinmorrison 2mo ago|0 comments
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
One needs multiple data centers in europe for backup and DR, sounds like they have one
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
None. It's racked and stacked old school
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
Fastmail runs on its own infra.
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
Fastmail is an Australian company
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
All these experts here in advanced computing but people don't know how to cache with webpages?
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
The year is 2026, somehow peoples basic web apps are not able to keep up with scrapers. Scrapers are not new. My side load is like .01 even with 10x the traffic of last year. It's called "serving static content", "cachin
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
I used 'sellout' somewhat facetiously but as a former Triton/SmartOS user, what was Samsungs interest in Joyent?
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
i'd rather bike shed about darth jar jar than read any more emails from coworkers generated by crapgpt
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
more like "Claude please audit the source code of every package in my distribution, start our own code forks for any security issues or improvements. Don't bother reporting upstream level 10 CVEs to hostile maintainers. Please ha
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
those libertarians almost certainly don't believe in asinine things like 'copyright'
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
well thats on point for microsoft branding
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
frankly with the level of complexity of IDEs, I just need a working product. In my mind it is closer to "photoshop" now than vim. I would probably pay for VSCode. I can't believe its free.
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
I for one have spent my career calling myself not a programmer but others think I'm half decent enough
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
maybe I am using interfaces the word differently. I mean interfaces as in a language construct, a library, or some programming mechanism to separate things out. Even if I only have -one backend- of something, it's still often a good id
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
I've dealt with both. I am continually amazed that people not only pay for AWS, but that it is so complicated, and that they use it in all sorts of absurd ways, not even just hosting 'vms' but using all sorts of amazon tools
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by calvinmorrison 2mo ago
How about the sellout of Joyent to Samsung?

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