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esaym
8y ago
I've seen several water slides where you go down it on your back, with your arms and legs crossed (or rather supposed to be crossed). I went down one like that in "water world" which used to be in Houston. I don't rememb
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esaym
8y ago
My grandma lives not far from Schlitterbahn in New Braunfels. I remember one incident, probably back in 1990 when I was 5 or so, I was at my grandma's house and some cousins came down to go to Schlitterbahn. They went without me (was p
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esaym
8y ago
Hard to say as all detectors are different. I only know that while as a teenager I got kicked out of public school for skipping class too much and was sent to an "alternative placement center". Everyone there had to wear a white s
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esaym
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>but you're still going to get the same background check you would get at a retail location Depending on the state (I guess), private sellers are allowed their own booths at gun shows and only dealers are required to do background c
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esaym
8y ago
Most guns are already 50%+ plastic today so not really seeing your point.
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>You have to be an experienced metalworker to make one that way. Well not so much. If you've got blue prints or a replica of any metal part you can go to any local machine shop have them make it for you. Of course you are going to b
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esaym
8y ago
I use vuex but trying hard to figure out what this is...
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esaym
8y ago
I gave up on HBO 15+ years ago after every single new show they made was nothing but a non stop stream of cuss words. Their only way to stand out just seems to be by bringing new levels of raunchiness to the viewer, and that gets old.
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esaym
8y ago
Anyone know a really good SQL book or tutorial? Every book I've ever bought is usually way too simple. I'll flip to the "advanced" section thinking I'll finally learn some tricks only to see the "advance"
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esaym
8y ago
I'm a full time "perl developer" actually :)
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esaym
8y ago
"juggalo" man its been awhile since I've heard that word....a long while.
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esaym
8y ago
With every PEP it seems Python gets closer to Perl...
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esaym
8y ago
Anyone know if this was backported to older kernels?
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esaym
8y ago
I'm still rooting for him. It looks bad, but honestly isn't that different than any other assembly line. Once upon a time I worked as an 'aircraft mechanic' for both L3 communications (US Navy contract) and Boeing (US Ai
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esaym
8y ago
Thank you!
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esaym
8y ago
I didn't know the C std was still being modified/enhanced. Interesting. Does sound scary.
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esaym
8y ago
Funny. Dinosaurs evolved into birds and alligators but the tick is still a tick??
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esaym
8y ago
Since metacpan.org has been around, I've always hated search.cpan.org. Case in point, at a previous employer, a contractor was tasked with integrating Jira with an existing hacked together monitoring system in order to 'automatica
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esaym
8y ago
>BoM trees Bill of material trees? Could you maybe elaborate more?
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8y ago
Get you an air popcorn popper and some green Ethiopian coffee beans [0] and enjoy some of their great economy right in your own home! [0] https://www.sweetmarias.com/green-coffee/africa-arabia/ethio...
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8y ago
I don't...
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esaym
8y ago
>Desktop applications are incredibly risky Oh so just use your phone that has a 100 background crapware apps running and a hidden baseband OS running under the parent OS/UI?
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esaym
8y ago
> so I can travel the world while working remotely. I thought the same thing. Perhaps it is because I work for someone else instead of for myself, but since I've been full time remote for the last 2 years, I've had 0 free time
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esaym
8y ago
And if WebGl no longer works, try setting (in about:config) security.sandbox.content.read_path_whitelist to /sys/class/drm/card0/device/config,/sys/class/drm/renderD128/device
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I just realized what you meant by "dig a well", I forgot what I had written in my own comment... Since this is family property that already had a house on it (I'm putting mine behind that one), I just tied into the existing m
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esaym
8y ago
Most places will want one water meter per house and that was the case with me as I was adding a new house to existing property. But since they wanted $5k up front, I ended up tying into the meter that was already there for a relative's
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esaym
8y ago
>Is anyone doing anything to give the 50 senators who are against this a taste of what is to come? No, because I am fine with the way things are, ie unregulated.
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I don't know how standard a mortgage was 30+ years ago. I do know the interest rates were higher and they weren't handed out like candy as they are now. My grandfather bought a brand new house in 1972 for $12,000, paid cash. And m
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That is what I am trying to do. The designer doesn't seem to be helping much with getting the price down though. He is basically just following the state requirements exactly and not putting any thought into any exemptions that might l
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8y ago
I'm not that rural. The price for the electric run is $350 for new poles and the service is about $0.10 p/kwh. I'm fine with adding solar. I simply don't have the money right now. And I am not getting a mortgage as the &
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