dude187

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by dude187 4y ago
I do remember that being a thing, but I think with the way it auto populated from our booking system meant I couldn't use it. It's been a bit, but I'm pretty sure I had to go through that realization each time too
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by dude187 4y ago
Used to use concur in a past life, now expensify. There's not even words for how much better expensify is. It wasn't _that_ bad for a lot of entry types, but for me what made it a constant problem were hotels. It wanted a daily
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by dude187 4y ago
I made the right choice. That's a terrible analogy to use in regards to standing up for freedom. Especially when the shots actually did turn out to be less than worthless
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by dude187 4y ago
It was not good for me though. The shots were harmful and the risk was not worth it. I'm also more than willing to take a bigger risk even if there was one to stand up for freedom, which is important
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by dude187 4y ago
Probably not an answer to your question, but take a look at gitk. It's more for visualization, but it comes installed with git for most distributions. I've found it's incredibly helpful for teaching people the commit tree m
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by dude187 4y ago
That's the primary reason I did not get the shots. After so long of the government exerting force they had no right to use, I was not going to give into something they said doesn't take away that force, and would lead to a vaccin
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by dude187 4y ago
Unless the feedback is more fluffy or there's something light and concrete (or just straight up positive), then that has always felt like a record scratching moment to me when I've been asked it. Not that it hasn't ever went
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by dude187 4y ago
I've always just said "change root"
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by dude187 4y ago
Two knobs is an older style, but lots of single knob style rotate side to side to set temperature and move up and down to set pressure
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by dude187 4y ago
You say the receiver will work with any OS, but is that true for their drivers? It's been a lot of years since I wrote off Logitech, but the reason I did was the lack of Linux support for the mouse I had bought. It would constantly ac
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by dude187 5y ago
I used to use ADSB Exchange in a similar fashion, but there's no longer a free feed unless you contribute data. For my personal app it wasn't worth it.
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by dude187 5y ago
Racism is a much more apt word for it than prejudice
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by dude187 5y ago
The continual testing and quarantining of healthy students and staff is what keeps schools from being able to reliably stay open.
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by dude187 5y ago
> this is 100% the fault of the same people who have created every other problem in the education system: the administrators. Not at all. This is the fault of all the other societal damage done in the name of "stopping COVID",
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by dude187 5y ago
So you believe that we should NEVER have ANY events in an auditorium ever again? Covid is here for the rest of our lives. What you say we should do now, needs to be what you think we should do permanently. Any removals of freedom you advo
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by dude187 5y ago
> "how do we get students the support they needed in 2020 while not creating a dangerous situation?" Provide a pre-2020 schooling environment to them, opened up completely like normal with no masks, "social distancing&quot
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by dude187 5y ago
Everyone is the center of their own universe. It's time to stop putting up with infringements on our freedom, which we've had two years to show they do nothing anyways.
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by dude187 5y ago
> Masking is highly effective and just a bit inconvenient. No, it's really not. It's made no difference in the overall spread. It's also a LOT more than "just a bit inconvenient". It prevents normal face to fa
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by dude187 5y ago
Hospitals are strained most Winters. There's really nothing special about right now
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by dude187 5y ago
That's an evil stance to take
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by dude187 5y ago
> No, that's the norm. How is the norm for viruses to continue to become more lethal? That does not align with anything I've ever heard. That link doesn't even claim that, and that's a baseless "fact check&quot
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by dude187 5y ago
That's not the norm, that's the unexpected anomaly
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by dude187 5y ago
I think there's a good possibility you're correct, but I'm also holding out hope he instead says we need to stop looking at cases as a focus of concern. Given his recent message of doom and gloom, chances are you're corr
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by dude187 5y ago
That is not what typically happens though. There's no reason to expect it. It would be an anomaly
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by dude187 5y ago
Hopefully those get thrown out in court
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by dude187 5y ago
None of that works. Covid is here to stay. You're just saying that these kids should hide their face and stay away from their friends for their whole life
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by dude187 5y ago
That needed to be done from day one. The economic shutdown combined with calling some people "unessential" has put us on a horrible path from day one. Anybody involved in any of that should never have any power ever again
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by dude187 5y ago
Normal human interaction
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by dude187 5y ago
If they didn't want to keep them around then don't make them permanent. Instead SF took it's usual tactic of corruption to bring the worst of both worlds. Permanent structures for the politically connected, fines and endles
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by dude187 5y ago
That was the moment I struggled to keep reading. The double speak is insufferable

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