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by esaym 8y ago
>Although, we don't know how similar the two projects are They are similar in that the requirements for tank size are the same and the dirt is the same (same property). What is different is caused by the regulations. The style put i
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by esaym 8y ago
A well is for fresh water while septic is for... well not so fresh water. I have considered doing the whole job myself (I mean how hard can digging with a backhoe be?!) and violating all the regulations that make is so expensive, but whethe
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by esaym 8y ago
No as I am comparing apples to apples here as I am 1099, paid by the hour, and they are a sole proprietor. Yes they have different expenses than I do, I buy a $300 laptop off of ebay every couple of years whereas they probably buy a $30,000
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by esaym 8y ago
The problem is still there though. Roofs can and do leak.
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by esaym 8y ago
I might just have to move to iPhone. Though I haven't even bought an apple product in my 35 years...
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by esaym 8y ago
Looks like even google is only 2 or three years though
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by esaym 8y ago
That's probably what the reality will be. But I hate the idea of once I do 'upgrade' after a few years of no support, that the current version of Android will be so different that I'll have to relearn how to use it again
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by esaym 8y ago
That's a good point... and pretty sad actually... Edit: And I can't help but think of the driven up cost of roof repairs. So 10-15 years down the road when you get a leak in your roof.. now you got to pay labor to pull the panels
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by esaym 8y ago
Good night. Once upon a time in 1983, my grandparents bought a mobile home and put it out on rural property. They paid $300 for the water company to install a water meter and about $1500 for a septic tank install. Now I'm trying to do
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by esaym 8y ago
About 18 months ago I bought a Samsung S6 off of ebay new in a box for $250. Was actually my first "real" smart phone. I've liked it quite a bit but was disappointed at them taking 8+ months to bring android updates. I was th
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by esaym 8y ago
Similar articles have been posted before. All of them are based on the book "The Long Way Home". I bought it for my 88 year old grandfather last Christmas. He power read through the thing in a couple of hours and handed it back to
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by esaym 8y ago
How is this news? Been doing this in perl since 1995.
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by esaym 8y ago
I see. Ouch!
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by esaym 8y ago
>exploding tires Tires? As in plural? I thought it only happened once and that was due to parts from another plane being left on the runway. Any aircraft with tires mounted under a wing (fuel tank) will have the potential that if a tire
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by esaym 8y ago
> He told them that the vaccine carried risks, as all vaccines do Oh no, I thought it was taboo to say such a thing!
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by esaym 8y ago
At least here in Texas, there have been outbreaks of Chagas disease (from kissing bugs) and zika that have all come from immigrants from Mexico. Not sure about lyme and west nile.
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by esaym 9y ago
>In fact before Moxie went on his silly "only I can do security right" rampage Do you have link or source for that? (I'm always interested in listening or watching stuff from Moxie)
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by esaym 9y ago
HFT can really bite you if you are not experienced in that area. I'd suggest sticking to trading based on 30 day moving averages.
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by esaym 9y ago
These are good, I've forgotten about some of them as well. As to: EXCLUDE USING gist ( id WITH =, period WITH && );" What the heck?
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by esaym 9y ago
>I don’t know EXACTLY what it is on the mag stripe that tells the terminal to use EMV mode, if anyone knows I’d love to hear it. Its in the "service code" field: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_strip
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by esaym 9y ago
There will apparently never be a replacement for Perl :)
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by esaym 9y ago
Yea I haven't used fatpacker but I've heard it is only for "pure perl" and can't be used with anything that drops down to XS or C.
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by esaym 9y ago
Can't you just grow the plant yourself though?
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by esaym 9y ago
I always take it personally when people complain about diaper costs. The fact is 30 years ago, most kids were out of diapers by the age of 2 [0] and nothing is stopping you from using reusable products just like people had to do 30 years ag
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by esaym 9y ago
You can do this in pretty much any language. Back in the early 2000's, people used to take the Perl source code and replace the main loop (you know, the part that actually opens files and reads in your "perl scripts") with th
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by esaym 9y ago
Now we're talking! Definitely on my todo list of drinks to try.
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by esaym 9y ago
I guess I'll have to try this...
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by esaym 9y ago
I would install it, but I already know stuff about myself.
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by esaym 9y ago
Are you doing more than 300 transactions per second? If not then don't worry about it... I say '300' because just a few years ago we were doing that on (a poorly tuned) DB2 on top of an 8 disk array on Netapp over NFS... Work

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