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541.
by golem14 4y ago
Oh, when did that happen? Didn't seem to make the news…
542.
by golem14 4y ago
It’s interesting that no one in LA (Santa Monica) got laid off, if my reading is correct.
543.
by golem14 4y ago
I consider the books by Rudolf Flesch pretty much the final word on this issue. E.g., the art of readable writing, but there is also a book for people writing legal texts.
544.
by golem14 4y ago
Y’all might be interested in California‘a Velcro production: https://misc.rural.narkive.com/cEsySUGR/california-s-velcro-...
545.
by golem14 4y ago
This did make my head spin. Thanks for the link!
546.
by golem14 4y ago
What about white collar workers?
547.
by golem14 4y ago
Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer? Ja! Beiherhund das Oder die Flipperwaldt gersput!
548.
by golem14 4y ago
The ashtrays are still in many seats
549.
by golem14 4y ago
Thanks, very good to know.
550.
by golem14 4y ago
Wonderpets maybe also (not on Netflix right now, but it used to be). And TimmyTime. And Adventure Time.
551.
by golem14 4y ago
So, pay someone with good sensitivities to watch the cartoons and decide based on notes. How expensive can that be ? Or, integrate a feedback system and take down complained-about cartoons quickly. That's probably better since sensitiv
552.
by golem14 4y ago
In a small claims court case, Joe Doe vs Coca Cola, how does Coca Cola attend without using lawyers?
553.
by golem14 4y ago
Maybe today. What does it matter when apple can change their policy anytime the feel like it? Maybe they can dynamically turn things on and off.
554.
by golem14 4y ago
Aren't big chunks of European cities, like Vienna, Munich, etc build with apartment houses like this in the 19th/early 20th century ? More expensively built, sure, but that was the only way to build those back then. I don't q
555.
by golem14 4y ago
maybe related to 2^16?
556.
by golem14 4y ago
This is a minor nit, perhaps, but for me, the sticking point with pretty much all bare-metal Forths out there is that they don't have a TCP/IP stack. I'm theorizing that it's just too difficult to built such a stack in F
557.
by golem14 4y ago
If you're german, yeah.
558.
by golem14 4y ago
it's "dub-dub-dub", isn't it?
559.
by golem14 4y ago
It’s a production run with very few units, sold on Tindie. I find the $30 not unexpected.
560.
by golem14 4y ago
My bad, I was misreading. They use the radioactive stuff just like a contrast fluid.
561.
by golem14 4y ago
I would consider buying used thinclients on eBay. For $25 you used to be able to get a Celeron with 4gb ram and 16gb sata flash drive with a proper enclosure. And many are upgradable to8gb of ram and a larger SSD.
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How to include/embed text from one in another Google doc?
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563.
by golem14 4y ago
Cost to you, or combined cost for you / insurer ? Honest question.
564.
by golem14 4y ago
Isn't the described remedial procedure to take a radioactive substance that will burn out the nodules ?) That's not that expensive or invasive. I understand something similar is done for Morbus Basedow / Grave's disease
565.
by golem14 4y ago
You may like to read "the invention of curry sausage" by Uwe Timm.
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by golem14 4y ago
The plasma displays were actually awesome in person. Way better than green and amber monitors in terms of sharpness, and easier on the eyes. They were even better than Atari and Sun station B&W monitors at the time, which were also very
567.
by golem14 4y ago
So not being a lawyer and not giving legal advice, to me this seems to say that as someone producing something with OGL1.0, "you MAY replace it with a newer, authorized version" means that if you don't, the old version stays,
568.
by golem14 4y ago
I really adored the TNCs with built-in BBSs. Could leave it on all day, and occasionally check my email. Back when internet at home wasn't really a thing yet (only at university). It's slightly sad that there isn't a similar
569.
by golem14 4y ago
Same reason you need a driver's license to drive a car.
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by golem14 4y ago
these numbers make little sense unless you normalize to per-capita. CA and NY are probably still ahead, but less so. Then factor in people living at or below property line and so on, and after a while, it won't seem so unfair to the po

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