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by hattar 3y ago
> the most embarrassing bug of my career Though to be honest, if that’s the most embarrassing bug abra0 is doing great.
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by hattar 3y ago
It took me almost a full minute to figure out what this is supposed to be. I think it’s “SoyBoy” for anyone clueless as me.
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by hattar 3y ago
What an I supposed to be seeing?
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by hattar 3y ago
That’s actually very close to the excuse they gave! It’s my opinion that if an inspector can’t identify the absence of a critical and primary component of a home, they don’t really provide much value.
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by hattar 3y ago
Colorado here and that wasn't the case for me. There were many, and varied things missed in my inspection. The biggest was the entire HVAC system being messed up. The furnace was incorrectly installed, improperly sized for the house, a
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by hattar 3y ago
Interesting. I travel mainly in the US and of the approximately 10 visits I can’t remember an instance where I didn’t pay a cleaning fee while also dealing with a chore list. It’s pretty sharp in my mind because it always frustrates me so m
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by hattar 3y ago
The article indicates that dropping the price failed to reduce transport by car, but Denver did an experiment in 2022 in which fares were entirely dropped and according to reports cited in this Denver Post article, the experiment reduced ni
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by hattar 3y ago
What I meant to say was, you're already saving them money by not going in. You're saving them the cost of office space, parking, etc. And then as you've pointed out, on top of all that they're paying you less.
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by hattar 3y ago
Just a heads up for anyone like me who watches this video: The first 1:30 is a pedantic rant, but it’s actually really interesting once he gets to the point. Basically, his claim is that forward head posture is actually spinal curvature com
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by hattar 3y ago
It may be a poorly written piece of software, but unfortunately it gets used quite a bit. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1033742/worldwide-micros...
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by hattar 3y ago
At likely negative cost to the company.
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by hattar 3y ago
While I believe this to be technically correct, this approach to diet and weight is like saying “poor people just need to make more money, or spend less”. It misses a lot of important nuance. I would recommend you check out a book called” T
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by hattar 3y ago
I looked into this, more as a curiosity. The thing that killed it for me is the battery life. Unless your usage is already very low, I expect you'd end up charging it more than once a day which for me was prohibitive.
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by hattar 3y ago
Wait, are you just suggesting this as a hypothetical, or is this a real thing people do?
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by hattar 3y ago
Spondylitis? I’m curious mostly because I received a similar story and diagnosis, but over the last 5-10 years have had multiple doctors second guess what may be affecting me.
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by hattar 3y ago
Roughly 10x as many as are standing around doing nothing now. Take a look at security from the raised view provided at Denver International. You’ll see at any given time roughly 1/2 the agents standing around chatting with one another.
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by hattar 4y ago
Interestingly, both could apply here.
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by hattar 4y ago
One must pick their battles in order to win a war.
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by hattar 4y ago
If the device degrades to the point where it’s effectively useless for my primary use case, I’m not really saving money. Useful timeline needs to be accounted for when considering cost effectiveness.
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by hattar 4y ago
What form of travel are airlines competing with in the US? Travel by train is basically so bad that it’s for entertainment purposes only and any distance over 300 miles is more expensive and time consuming by car. The fact that the airport&
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by hattar 4y ago
Is this possible on iOS? The only way I’ve seen is with a Javascript bookmarklet.
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by hattar 4y ago
This might be one of those MiB things: > A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it. Many individuals can help themselves, but on the whole the species cannot.
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by hattar 4y ago
In the first year of my child’s life, we received many duplicate copies of books as gifts. Often this was because the duplicated book was beloved by multiple people who wanted to pass on their enjoyment. We gave many of those away. I would
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by hattar 4y ago
My company is moving away from the Dell XPS. We’ve had nothing but problems with the devices, primarily the terrible “killer” Wi-Fi and Bluetooth adapters. The support has been abysmal which makes it worse. I hear Lenovo is making good stuf
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by hattar 4y ago
I went looking for an alternative client but as far as I can tell it doesn’t exist. I would love an extremely lightweight (even CLI) implementation I could use for chat and kick up the hog sized full client for calls or whatever.
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by hattar 4y ago
If our representatives weren’t all so old, they might have a concept of these types of issues. Unfortunately without age limits we’re stuck with candidates so old that most lack an awareness of the most common issues of living and working w
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by hattar 4y ago
It’s the first paragraph of the article. > slim tires that routinely got banged up on New York City streets, turning the wheels into dead weights riding on thin scalps of rubber.
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by hattar 4y ago
It’s been going on longer than that. I’ve been forced to wear pants in the library for YEARS.
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by hattar 5y ago
It is awful, but so is office on windows. I get so many weird lockups, crashes, and file desynchronizations. Office is one of the worst pieces of software I have to run in windows.
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by hattar 5y ago
This is definitely the trick. My wife and I buy plenty of IKEA stuff, but I haven’t been beyond the exit warehouse in years.

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