ddoolin

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by ddoolin 4y ago
I just think it's possible to be both. Happy that the justice system functions as intended (which many see as increasingly rare) but also sad for her as a person to lose so much of her life behind bars.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Yes! My experience is state/county, but you can actually ask the court to give you more time before surrendering to commence your sentence. In my case, I was by default given 2 months before I had to surrender. From what I remember&#x2
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I cried laughing so hard. Other descriptions can't help but comment on it as well, such as "belligerently disgusting" in the Honeycrisp description.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Doesn't sound like that was the job of this little committee. As written, it was to review and particularly identify extra work. Presenting solutions to this kind of problem isn't explicitly and often implicitly the function of th
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by ddoolin 4y ago
By fire do you mean weapon fire? Sorry, maybe it's obvious but my brain keeps jumping to literal fire.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Tabs are denoted by arrows and I don't like being told what to do! :)
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by ddoolin 4y ago
This is why I stick with T-Mobile. When I go abroad, it just works and is just included in my regular plan. I haven't been charged extra to use my phone abroad in years. And it isn't even shite service anymore, I can typically use
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by ddoolin 4y ago
To answer your last question: because when I go abroad, my phone just works almost everywhere I go. Literally when the plane lands, I get a text message from T-Mobile saying "Welcome to _____" with additional information about my
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I don't have much to add, but you really nailed the sentiment I was going for exactly. I have been lucky to both be serving a very small user group that I can work closely with, and one whose existing workflows still exist and they can
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Well...I'd say the LA Coliseum has it beat out for the shortest track now :-) But I guess I wouldn't really count that one either, for reasons. Incredibly fun to watch. I work for the #11 (and others) so this was very disappointin
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I work for a few NASCAR teams. They definitely appreciate it, all the way to the leadership. Everybody is wishing they thought of this first.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I agree with you. Although I don't think it's incompetence so much as laziness. Not just "too lazy to make a good UI" but "too lazy to find out what makes a UI good." I've seen so many coworkers happy to s
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I just found this last week when setting up some local network server bits and it was just perfect. Thank you!
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by ddoolin 4y ago
It's not mentioned anywhere in the post, but McMurdo Station is in Antarctica. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McMurdo_Station
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. I remember seeing this awhile ago and maybe even used it, but it didn't stick. Now I'm on it (again?) and I really enjoy this. I agree with another commenter that the red may need to be changed slightly but oth
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by ddoolin 4y ago
https://www.nordtheme.com/docs/usage There's a whole section dedicated to installing it in UI applications.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Is apuration an English word? Doesn't seem to turn up anywhere. Some results in French but the definition is not clear.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
In capitalism, growth is the only meaningful metric. Housing has now been commercialized, too, after all.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I think the gearless rider by age curve is mostly a bell. Those I see riding in full gear are either young or old (55+ if I had to guess) but not usually in the middle. It's obviously biased but I'm 31 and everyone I knew and know
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Neoliberalism and modern conservative economic policy are basically the same thing though.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Right out of poverty and into a new kind of servitude, maybe. OP really should've used "capitalism" entirely but I suppose that would go down even worse.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
There is no double negative; "does not" is the only negative in the statement. "Disproven" is not a grammatical negative.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Ah sorry, I just meant about nitpicking the "working while traveling thing" -- but I was just guessing. Seems like they might care more than I expected.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Nope. It's very strange coming from just about any other border crossing.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
At least for driving, into Mexico, there is no real check. For anything. You merely drive through at speed while border guards glance into the cars. You don't actually speak to anyone unless they flag you. I think the U.S. is the only
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I'm highly certain that a reversible connector would've come regardless of what Apple did.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I don't really see how this is any worse than the current "do whatever you want regardless of what everyone else is attempting" that manufacturers currently go by. But as other commenters point out, provisions exist to assist
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by ddoolin 4y ago
It's a phone charging port. It's not that serious. It's better for consumers if we all have the same one for everything, if possible. Unless you can tell me why not?
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by ddoolin 4y ago
Touché. I just meant (mostly) looks and feature-wise.
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by ddoolin 4y ago
I agree Toyota doesn't have very appealing vehicles, but they were the best-selling manufacturer for one Q last year and they've been #2 only to GM for quite some time. Given what happened during COVID supply issues, I'd say

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