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by dylan604 5mo ago
It's farm land. Sounds pretty wild to me. Also, we have wild land set up as parks as in national/state parks. A park doesn't have to mean slides/swings and a bunch of ankle biters running around.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
This sounds like the better approach. Create a trust that runs a private park open to the public. This prevents the city from owning the land. The trust can also work out a deal with the city for tax benefits for running the park. The trust
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> Totally trust him, bro. I was really expecting a /s at the end of this, but that'll do pig. that'll do
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Maybe they couldn't find American Flag Blue??? Or is that reserved for swimming pools now?
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I was disappointed it wasn't a pale blue dot as well.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Playing that minimal techno, I'd need at least that many tables just to keep from being bored.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I've heard tales of Ritchie Hawtin playing multiple turntables (6-8 depending on who's telling) where he'd have tracks separated as stems into dub plates and do live remixes by swapping out the plates. The things people did b
728.
by dylan604 5mo ago
Might I introduce you to the concept of dub plates? I absolutely love playing vinyl as a dj, and being able to cut my own would be worth it to me. Some people are just silly about their hobbies even without going into lalaland like an audio
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I've ridden a bike and I've also jumped out of an airplane. One of these is a lot closer to flying than the other, and it's not the one you suggested.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Maybe the parental unit of said 12 year old should be involved in there somewhere
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by dylan604 5mo ago
As well as any audio or video physical media ever made.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Will we, or will we read a bunch of crypto requests to not see that juicy stuff and a lot of people paying?
733.
by dylan604 5mo ago
Why? They clearly are not spending money on employee salaries, taxes, or benefits.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
You must work in QA
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by dylan604 5mo ago
"The numbers will go down as soon as you quit testing"
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I doubt they would attempt to sell it as is. They'd break out the copper portion and trade on that alone
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I could understand looking at the Mona Lisa and not being impressed that it's something considered of great value. On the other hand, the sheer size of the Statue of Liberty makes that impossible to misconstrue.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I'm looking for a Kalshi bet that the perp is a tweaker. They say it could cost $70,000 - $100,000 to repair, but I also wonder if they'll have to refund ad buys while they are running at 10 watts and such reduced coverage. Makes
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I'm familiar with the quote. Still don't like this nostalgia-esque recreation. As someone that spent many hours in edit bays dealing with these tape based artifacts, seeing them now is not nostalgic but brings out a Pavlovian resp
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Reclusive might have been a better word
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by dylan604 5mo ago
It's funny to me how shocked people seem to be at the realization of just how fucking lazy people are. Sure, there are definitely differences in actual improvement through technology compared to sheer laziness. Movies tropes like Idi
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Sir! I'm not an LLM.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> Although, a cursed Nvidia Hackintosh would be extremely funny. I did this for years. We ran Resolve color correction suites with external chassis to place multiple Nvidia GPUs in it at a fraction of the cost of the shitty TrashCanMac t
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Unless the chip was called Copilot, they are not thinking anything about it. If was called Copilot, they'd have already figured out how to shove it down your throat.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
"A personal tribute to one of my heroes, Jiro Yamada, whose passing in 2025 was confirmed a few days ago." The video has 288 views posting 3 days ago. I'm well confused. How did someone dying in 2025 only get confirmed halfwa
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> I have this fear that someone staying over is going to This happened to me. After they left, I tried a factory reset, but I don't have confidence there's not some code to remember previously saved wifi connections because my
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by dylan604 5mo ago
There's plenty of books that have revisions, but yes, the first version does not physically change. Then again, other than collectors, I don't know many people that have multiple books of each revision/reprint of the same boo
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I hope you're saying that is only applicable to you personally and not applying that to every other human on the planet. There are plenty of real world advantages a physical book has over an ebook, even if you can't think of the
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I'm not an ebook reader, but I would have assumed that these apps would have some sort of indication if you've read a book or not and if you've not read to the end some sort of progress. Like opening an ebook that you did not
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I would expect actual human professional accountants to be involved somewhere in the due diligence stage of those approving the IPO. Then again, I know nothing of the IPO process, and am definitely thinking of mergers and acquisitions due d

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