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by cbsks 2y ago
Fascinating! Would you mind describing your experiences? I’ve done MDMA dozens of times and I’ve never come close to a “bad trip” unless I mixed it with another drug such as LSD.
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by cbsks 2y ago
My dad has some old sci-fi books with full color cigarette ads in the middle. Crazy!
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by cbsks 2y ago
Victor Shaw died in the Eaton Fire last week with a garden hose in his hand. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-01-12/los-ange... Accurate risk assessment is difficult when a fire is barreling towa
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by cbsks 2y ago
Extension settings can be synced, but the extension must explicitly call the storage.sync api https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web...
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by cbsks 2y ago
That model number is actually super informative. You have a washing machine, energy efficient, from 2021, model 24, 1200rpm spin speed, from the Netherlands. https://splaitor.com/bosch-washing-machine-model-number-deco... T
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by cbsks 2y ago
Note that Nvidia is also working on self driving. The Jetson robotics platform is based on the same SoC as the DRIVE platform, but is a separate product.
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by cbsks 2y ago
Invasive species (native to Asia) and 1.5-2” (40-50mm) long. I’m glad they are gone! https://www.aphis.usda.gov/plantsplant-healthplant-pests-and...
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by cbsks 2y ago
> all-expenses-paid expedition to Antarctica to see the Sun circle the sky for an entire day I’m a flat earther too! I definitely think it’s super flat. Yes siree. Can I get a free trip to Antarctica?
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by cbsks 2y ago
I cannot decipher the runes you write, but your magic looks to be more powerful than mine so you are probably right. (i.e., my Python script may have errors; it was pretty hacked together)
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by cbsks 2y ago
My simulation shows that with a 52 card deck, if you round the bet to the nearest $.01 you will need to start with $35,522.08 to win a total of $293,601.28. If you start with $35,522.07 or less, you will lose it all after 26 incorrect cards
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by cbsks 2y ago
No time like the present. Give it a try. Even if you just use it for editing /etc files it’s much more efficient than nano. Don’t be intimidated by the huge feature set. I’ve been using it practically daily for 25 years and I still onl
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by cbsks 2y ago
I didn’t know that existed. I’ll have to check it out. Thanks for the tip!
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by cbsks 2y ago
Correct.
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by cbsks 2y ago
My elderly grandmother who lives in the Bay Area uses Skype daily to talk to her sister in Hungary. I bought her an iPad a few years ago and loaded $50 of credits on it. I check her balance when I visit and occasionally top it off. Now I ne
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by cbsks 2y ago
Feel free to open a pull request!
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by cbsks 2y ago
Here you go; every SSN: https://github.com/panzertime/every_ssn
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by cbsks 2y ago
What do you use them for?
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by cbsks 2y ago
Do they still make physical models? I took an intro to architecture class in college, which was fun, but essentially just a drawing and model-making class. I would assume that most models would be digital 3d renderings now.
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by cbsks 2y ago
>> I just wasted a day investigating something for nothing > Nah not for nothing, they paid you. If they want to pay you for dumb shit, that's on them. Yep. Remember, you didn’t waste a day. Your manager did.
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by cbsks 2y ago
I went on a scuba dive trip with a couple of deaf people and I was definitely jealous.
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by cbsks 2y ago
In Fastmail: Settings, My email addresses, [address], Show advanced composing preferences, Auto BCC
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by cbsks 2y ago
ISO 26262 ASIL D safety certification, mature tooling and ecosystem, easy to hire experienced devs, “it worked for the last 5 projects”, etc.
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by cbsks 2y ago
> Can I smile in my passport photo? > Yes. Make sure your eyes are open and your mouth is closed in your photo. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/how-app...
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by cbsks 2y ago
> I have yet to meet anyone who feels like they’re actually better off. Hi! I’m doing better than ever before. It’s hard to attribute that to a political cause, however. I expect to be doing even better in 4 years, regardless of who’s in
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by cbsks 2y ago
And they had a hell of a time getting it passed, too. There’s no way it would have gone through if it included a hot ticket item like abortion rights.
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by cbsks 2y ago
> I can't see why any side of the political spectrum(s) would be opposed to IVF You haven’t looked far enough right. Not everyone is pro-IVF.
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by cbsks 2y ago
Some had custom numbers that could be dialed by pressing the “mem” key followed by a number key. There would be a little slip of paper which you would write in “1: Grandma, 2: Dad work…”. Simpler times.
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by cbsks 2y ago
I was looking for a list of free AI models and I searched for “open ai models”, which is when I first understood the terrible genius of the “OpenAI” name.
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by cbsks 2y ago
Back in college when I had a kegerator, we kept the large glass steins in the freezer. The problem with that is the beer would freeze slightly and you end up with little bits of ice floating in your beer. Plus your hands get cold, which is
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by cbsks 2y ago
Why should money be involved in supporting a candidate? Doesn’t the democratic action of voting do that?

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