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by cfeduke 4y ago
WinPopup was great. We had a similar program on the Windows 3.11 systems using Banyan VINES in the mid-90s that could, uh... send a message to the entire DoD network* if an enterprising person specified " " as the recipient. Bonus
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Yeah, though this is probably after market upgrade department, along with all the living quarter conversions that come with the territory. I can't imagine many after market installers not having a solar panel option for these.
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by cfeduke 4y ago
I see this sort of hobby -> income path in my hobbies as well, but its entirely based on the online content I consume, and the fact that content production is a hobby and getting good at content creation makes it a moneymaking opportu
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Thanks for the info, I'll see if we can switch to PPO, especially with open enrollment coming up next month. It could be the difference between life and death.
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Somewhat related here in the US - when we had our second child, it was touted that with health insurance the cost out of pocket with my insurance of having a child was less than USD$1,000. The medical care providers figured out a neat way a
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Right there with you. We had a scare where my wife had to go to the hospital and stay at the emergency room for four days for stroke-like symptoms. She has many of the symptoms you've listed, and though her assigned emergency room doct
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by cfeduke 4y ago
I had a similar experience where email messages that should trivially be detected as spam were getting through to a Gmail inbox, originating from Exchange 365 with proper DKIM authorization. It's incredibly frustrating - I was getting
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by cfeduke 4y ago
> So you were probably illegally accessing another person or companies systems. Misconfigured CGI handlers in Apache were very common in the late 90s, treating Perl as text/plain. There's no laws being broken, just a bad httpd.
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by cfeduke 4y ago
The original copy referencing 230 filmmakers appears in the NY Times in September.
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by cfeduke 4y ago
I've encountered this problem with superglue. I thought I'd be clever and setup a monthly subscribe and save and I ended up having to send back a single tube twice - the first time a single replacement tube was sent back to me, an
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Based on the search results and how the copy is replicated across multiple "news" domains this story is probably a fake.
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by cfeduke 4y ago
My Model 3 is over four years old, still running great, zero maintenance. (I have a lift and rotate the tires myself, so actually zero maintenance money out of pocket cost other than replacing the tires.) Tesla replaced the backup camera fo
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by cfeduke 4y ago
They mention Puerto Rico in their post.
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Kind of related - I worked in the defense industry in the early 00s. I found out a couple years after I left a certain defense contractor that defense contractor was still using my credentials along with other current and former employees t
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Yes, for 3D printing in resin (for miniatures) and FDM (for buildings/tanks). I have played tabletop wargames for something like 30 years and the vast majority of digital sculptors cater to my kind. MyMiniFactory[0] is a great place to
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by cfeduke 4y ago
I started experiencing this myself a couple months ago, and of course searching for any sort of solution with modern search engines is a path to insanity. Because almost all of the spam that is getting through - to me, at least - follows a
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by cfeduke 4y ago
100% this. I subscribe to a couple dozen digital sculptors who provide monthly STL file drops. Patreon's platform is terrible. Their billing is amateur. Their customer support is pathetic. The UI is... just impossible once you get abov
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by cfeduke 4y ago
It's like any hobby. Sometimes people are able to take their hobby full time after a massive success. Most of the time it's a hobby that provides satisfaction.
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by cfeduke 4y ago
I have this same problem, have had the right one replaced under warranty and the entire set replaced under warranty, no luck. If I periodically clean the inside of the case with rubbing alcohol it helps mitigate the charging problem. Then I
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by cfeduke 4y ago
That's crazy. I've had my Model 3 in northern Virginia for over four years. Charging at any Tesla charger has always been quick, freezing cold still 100+ miles in 20 minutes. Charging at the free chargers at the grocery store with
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by cfeduke 4y ago
I am using it for Elixir and Python. It surprises me at times, and sometimes it just misses. Most of the time I end up with a template that is just a little bit off which is fine.
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Paypal doesn't care about fraudulent use of their payment system, they practically promote it by not offering anyway whatsoever to report crimes committed on their platform.
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by cfeduke 4y ago
One of my favorite computer books of all time, along with Stephenson's "In the Beginning... Was the Command Line." Happy to see a second edition, bought a copy for my kids to read and also to support Petzold.
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Maybe. If this were a couple of decades ago and this search were performed, the searcher may simply see zero results. This used to be an acceptable response from a search engine - unless there's some website that specifically contains
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Yes, this is... just weird. And she has an SS Death's Head on her headband.
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by cfeduke 4y ago
I had a similar problem with a criminal complaint. It's impossible to get a hold of anyone at Paypal, and if you do, they will play dumb, or transfer you to an "account specialist" where you are just left in hold limbo (I&#x2
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Same thing for me, the Aptiva was the first computer I actually owned, and learned how to program on. I still have mine, upstairs in a closet, though it is the flat desktop case and not a tower. Every few years when I am cleaning past debri
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Yes, Remote Automated INformation MANager... my sort of introduction to "programming" as it was. Almost two decades later, my co-worker at a startup was one of the original engineers at AOL (after the name change) and worked on RA
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by cfeduke 4y ago
I had a driver take out my mailbox a few years back, and I left it down for a few weeks because junk mail was just atrocious at the time. My local post office was not amused, eventually delivering a certified letter saying I was liable to p
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by cfeduke 4y ago
Same, though I also was due to replace my roof from 1991 and got a solar roof. It's great having a $0 electric bill every month and we've had four outages since my system went live and my house hasn't gone out at all. It&#x27

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