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by dsr_ 1y ago
They absolutely allow you to pass the fee on to the customers... as long as you phrase it as a cash discount from the posted price, instead of a credit card fee on top of the posted price.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
We've tried that, and it turns out that self-regulation doesn't work. If it did, we could live in Libertopia.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
That layoffs-each-year graph is a prime example of "that's not a suitable graph for that data".
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by dsr_ 1y ago
I note that the body of your comment implicitly agrees with me that providing evidence is a good thing :) The character of a community is formed by what it does more than what it says it does.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
You shouldn't downvote entries that are wrong, you should present evidence against them. People shouldn't feel penalized for being wrong, just not rewarded for it. However, you should downvote for doing things that hurt the commun
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by dsr_ 1y ago
Although it doesn't work for mosquitos, it does work for "bandits": John will both try and kill bandits. ... meaning that John will serve as judge and executioner, if not jury.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
This. Grandma, and Uncle Rob, and your cousins, and anyone else you have a long standing relationship with, can use your VaultWarden instance if you let them. But! You now get to maintain uptime (Rob travels and is frequently awake at 3am y
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by dsr_ 1y ago
In most cases: privacy and ease of sale. You don't sell the house, you sell the LLC. The owner doesn't change.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
Why are you so interested in defending OP? You could just ignore the commentary, or address the specific issues raised. Today's phrase that you might want to discuss with an LLM, or a real person: de gustibus non disputandum
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by dsr_ 1y ago
If you're planning on moving, this list might influence where you want to go: https://broadbandnow.com/municipal-providers
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by dsr_ 1y ago
The alternative is public space and public roads.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
Way back when, the president of the company had a habit of sending out email on a Monday to schedule a company-wide meeting for Tuesday. These were weeks to months apart from each other. Every single time, I wondered if it would be routine,
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by dsr_ 1y ago
Sure, that's possible. But nobody in that ecosystem deserves the benefit of the doubt.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
A few months prior to every Stable release, people start raving about how awesome running Testing is, how it has up-to-date packages and fixes their kernel issues and solves world hunger and capitalism. This is because Testing has done a so
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by dsr_ 1y ago
If they hadn't thought that there was something shameful in what they were doing, they would not have reacted that way, and nobody would know who they are. (Reference: everyone else, to a first approximation, ever highlighted by a kiss
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by dsr_ 1y ago
If you don't pay for them, they don't exist. It's not a debug log.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
As with any such system, you need a spare box. Upgrade the spare, move the clients to it, upgrade the original.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
That's the role of a professional standards organization: to protect the public. If that doesn't exist, you don't have protection for yourself, you only have your own ethics. It's more important, and also more dangerous.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
It's a best practice to set commands that are to be typed literally in a different typeface. It's a convention that most documents use a monospaced courier or monospaced grotesk as that typeface.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
That's not how L2ARC works. It's not how the ZIL SLOG works, either. If a read request can be filled by the OS cache, it will be. Then it will be filled by the ARC, if possible. Then it will be filled by the L2ARC, if it exists. T
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by dsr_ 1y ago
Nothing in any of the D&D universes suggests that it follows the same physical laws as ours, and many, many things say otherwise.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
From the 1500s through 1930 or so, in any place you could see working men, you could see drunk ones. From 1930 through 1970, it was less common but just as tolerated. MADD did what Prohibition could not.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
Let me correct that for you: corporations feel no moral or ethical obligation towards their employees. Whether or not that should be the case -- and I think it should not be -- it is.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
_Tell me more about Amaya_ is preferable to any shorter link. If, somehow, you have multiple links in a sentence, see if you can manage a word or two of unlinked text in between, or, better yet, stop being pretentious and focus on usefulnes
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by dsr_ 1y ago
I have not had problems doing it for the last 35 years, so if you are using terrible tools, you should probably fix that.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
And monkeys could fly out of my butt. The only relevant bits of the article: '...told The Guardian that the public usually gets over such fears pretty quickly, adding that people will get “used to it pretty quickly.” Even if this is th
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by dsr_ 1y ago
Sheds are made of wood, but they aren't trees.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
Yes, although I think that one of the keyboards I have is from an XT.
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by dsr_ 1y ago
A random number generator is guaranteed to produce a correct solution to any problem, but runtime usually does not meet usability standards. Also, solution testing is mandatory. Luckily, you can ask an RNG for that, too, as long as you have
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by dsr_ 1y ago
Adding energy to a chaotic system increases the dynamic range. Lows get lower and highs get higher. Admittedly, this has only been characterized since 1969, but it has been in the news rather a lot since then.

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