elmerfud

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by elmerfud 3y ago
Shop at Amazon. If it doesn't match the description return it. I usually buy daylight bulbs and only one time did I have color matching problems even with different brands.
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by elmerfud 3y ago
So long and thanks for all the fish.
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Wouldn't this be the using a VCR for data storage thing that was done way back in the day? The higher resolution would allow for greater data density but this seems like a problem that largely is solved. Just needs a bit of reimplantat
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Nearly all those in and around politics are vermin. Including Trump. We all know that, that's why we don't trust them. What really would concern me more is if he starts referring to vast swathes of the electorate in such terms, or
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by elmerfud 3y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "many pins". USB C has 24 pins in it. HDMI has 19 pins, DVI has up to 31, old parallel scsi has a lot, but modern SAS is 31. USB C seems to be comparable to others that carry similar signaling.
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by elmerfud 3y ago
But here I am in Indonesia right now just south of the equator, and the women are wearing pants. Not all, but most in the city do and nearly none of the locals wear shorts even to the beach. The point is that your assertion that dresses are
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by elmerfud 3y ago
False analogy, are you trolling or thinking you've made a brilliant point. Pants can be functional regardless of season. Maybe your experience is in your limited area but clothing that covers much of the skin is common in many of the
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Aesthetics, when used in a housing market that is a code word for, I don't understand history but I absolutely want to control what everyone does around me. The aesthetics of something was largely functional for the time it was made an
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Of course anyone could be monitoring SMTP that's not encrypted. It possibly could be your VPS provider but that would be quite obvious if they then started a dictionary attack against your accounts. Now on the other hand these service
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by elmerfud 3y ago
I imagine if there's a model breakdown it's the Subaru WRX and not the Subaru equivalent of the Hyundai
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by elmerfud 3y ago
It would be interesting to see how this holds up in the US market. I've always held an assumption that the more driver assist doohickeys on a car makes the drivers worse. More expensive cars usually have more doohickeys than less expen
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Now they just need to define AI. Because we already have weapons that can be given a picture of a target and a search area. It will then look for its target and find it.
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Building bombs is not protected by the first amendment as expressive speech. You're making a false comparison there. Building a replica of a bomb is protected by the first amendment having AI draw you pictures of bombs is protected by
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by elmerfud 3y ago
It seems like there's a significant first amendment question to be answered here. If a person was to do the same by painting a picture from a photograph this would already be considered protected by the first amendment. There's li
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by elmerfud 3y ago
It really depends on how you define the word value. For me personally I think this is a garbage idea and it's so similar to all of the other people who pass themselves off as content creators when in reality they are content repackager
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Temperature and humidity are the main factors in their length and persistence. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contrail
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by elmerfud 3y ago
These companies know that they can do this with impunity. Even if there is a lawsuit it will be a slap on the wrist that comes many many years later. Remember the PS3 thing. What needs to happen is new consumer protection laws need to be p
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by elmerfud 3y ago
It's a curious link that they made. Many antidepressants can cause performance issues, which can be a big deal for a lot of people. Using sildenafil with it can restore that part of the vitality.
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by elmerfud 3y ago
I'm 50 and I haven't realized that. What I have grown to understand is that there are often prerequisite opportunities that must be taken advantage of before some opportunities can be realized. Also, while many opportunities are
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by elmerfud 3y ago
War Games At least that's what I'm guessing. The problem that the movie doesn't address is that sometimes you're forced to play.
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Maybe it should say is CO2 the only cause. Because there is data that shows other planets are warming as well, and there's data that supports other sources as factors too. Of all the things that can contribute to climate alterations,
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Funny telling of a story but the tl;dr is, first world problems
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by elmerfud 3y ago
My point is that often times we are active participants in bad infrastructure and bad oncall programs. If you're not calling for post outage remediation plans and actively implementing them, then you're enabling bad process. If ma
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by elmerfud 3y ago
I'm as dedicated to my job as my job is to me. If the agreed upon salary is for 40 hours, that's my dedication level. What hobbies I choose to do outside of that is my business. If my hobbies and my work are the same type of thin
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by elmerfud 3y ago
If it's a generational gap it has nothing to do with thinking people must listen to me. It's about simply being a polite human. I know that's difficult for some people. Because the results are always the same. The people wh
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by elmerfud 3y ago
The way it usually goes is I tell them something, they pretend to hear or act like they don't care. Then later when they missed that piece of information and missed out on something they complain that I didn't tell them. If they d
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Maybe the better question is why is this a problem? I've been in oncall rotations my entire multi decade career and in the beginning I was frustrated that I was getting called all the time. Now I understand that the reason for that wa
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by elmerfud 3y ago
In understand that, and it's a valid reason but likely the minority of uses. It bothers me quite a lot that the is such a stigma around hearing aids. Those fake Bluetooth earpiece things were the start of it. That is a social problem
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by elmerfud 3y ago
What you seem to miss out on is the same people that leave their ear dangles in also don't offer those social queues and the ones they do offer are ambiguous. You really have no way if knowing if they're listening and responding
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by elmerfud 3y ago
Yes, because not only does it look stupid that you have these things constantly hanging from your ears, but I have no way of knowing if you're listening to me or to the disembodied voice in your head. Take them out and show proper focu

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