dontcare007

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by dontcare007 5y ago
Gotta remember how bad the early versions of Windows NT were...
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by dontcare007 5y ago
A very cold analysis might show that the early, quick covid deaths were a plus, in that the multiple morbidity individuals didn't place a long term, high cost strain on the Healthcare system.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Mid 50s here. It's not what you've done, it's what you've done with it. Keep your chin up and remember you're in it for the long haul.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Maybe RoR is easier. React also seems to change daily, hence a need to keep searching for today's solution. To yesterday's problem...
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Wow, I wonder if topological materials exist for heat? It would be cool to have a super efficient heat exchange or deliver heat to a distant source...
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by dontcare007 5y ago
And rampant theft of IP.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Yogurt is VERY easy to make. And you can make it with whole fat milk.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Heck, 20 years ago we had 10 years until climate change killed us all.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
The Wheel of Pain!
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Yeah, how dare those states make voting more secure. My gosh, they even offer better voting than Delaware... Seriously, read the laws, you are just spouting misinformation.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Only men.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
I wonder when they will make short skirts illegal to cut down on rapes? Same principle, IMO.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
I hate the security bits. There's no good reason to have them.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
But that is EXACTLY what we're going to end up with. In this case, past performance really does imply future actions.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
And no mask/Vax mandates.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
We raised five strong,independent intelligent young women without the 'help' of the public school system. They have no problem interacting with everyone from infants to adults.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Sounds like a conversation on progressivism versus conservatism, where progressivism===heteronomy.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Having a mentor is a shortcut: it can save you a lot of trial and error learning. It also shortens the learning feedback loop. As my dad used tosay: the stupid don't learn from their mistakes, the smart learn from their mistakes,and th
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by dontcare007 5y ago
And random chance. "When everyone is super, no one is super"...
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Google dropped "don't be evil", so....
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Or maybe the internal distractions are war being waged on a different battlefield. Sun Tzu talked of fighting wars politically before actually fighting...
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by dontcare007 5y ago
And then waste and graft moves from a semi-accountable company to a group that has the use of force to enforce their policies. No thanks.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Nah, we were energy independent by the end of Trump's term. Biden's mandates have put a big crimp in oil pumping/exploration here in the US, so now we are, once again, a net importer. Covid was a part, but Biden put OPEC back
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by dontcare007 5y ago
FYI: The Fed is NOT a government branch, nor is it part of the government. It is an independent entity.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
But if you knew the tank model a computed offset would negate that...
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Yep, a failure on the part of the beaurocrats to deny the zoning changes.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
which means the ones that do have it wield wield an inordinate inordinate amount of power
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Like what happened with Joe Rogan, oh wait, he recovered.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
But that's just it, there's less than a 2% chance of dying even if you get COVID.
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by dontcare007 5y ago
Bash scripting helped me out of a big problem a couple of decades ago. It's nice to have a tool around that doesn't change out from under you.

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