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3y ago
Well, except for the Theta II engines...though you could say they (generally) honored their warranty if you want to look at the bright side.
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3y ago
Not to take away from your neat-looking site (I'm still looking through it) but in case you see this comment, under the 'install' link in the footer, you repeat yourself redundantly again, twice: > On your Android device,
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3y ago
> some $1500 hardened industrial embedded platform It's just a (respectable( power supply. I'm assuming OP just wanted to say that power quality was not the issue.
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3y ago
> Who pays in the long run? People who only use cash for in-person transactions for privacy reasons. :(
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3y ago
Yeah, off-topic but I definitely agree. The book is an easy read and good. I didn't know there was a movie; I should watch it.
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3y ago
Wow, now that is a screenshot full of nostalgia... Nice find.
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3y ago
For what it's worth, ^G is [G]et help. And ^H can be/usually is backspace. It's only one letter off alphabetically. :)
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3y ago
They include them in the box; it's just no one ever sees them through all the packing material.
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3y ago
> As a suicidal person it can be extremely difficult to open up to another human being because my convictions of hopelessness and futility are so strong that to truly communicate them would also mean cursing the listener with knowledge t
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3y ago
I believe it is a Meat Beat Manifesto track, though I'm not sure which one.
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3y ago
I was wondering the exact same thing with that wording. Maybe someone, somewhere was required to put in a notice like that (or worse, make it so that it does work better in Chrome for whatever reason) and decided to word it like that to f
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3y ago
I asked my father I said, "Father, change my name The one I'm using now it's covered up With fear and filth, and cowardice and shame" https://youtube.com/watch?v=FYkJuAb0mMk ;)
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Arch that "quality check" thing bugs me to no end. It's the lie that bothers me: it's not like they're individually inspecting every single pepperoni or anything. They just don't have a driver available. Don&#x
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3y ago
This is going to be extremely off-topic, but I'm just too terribly curious: the company mandated the use of the mouse? Do you mean that figuratively, as in your tasks were a lot harder to do without a mouse or did they actually make
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3y ago
Nice hack!
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3y ago
Where else can you find people disagreeing with each other starting their post with "False."? Or the use of words like disingenuous or orthogonal? I mean I keep coming back, but there is a distinctive 'flavor' of disco
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3y ago
The "Cascade of Attention-Deficit Teenagers" development model. As coined here (copy and paste the link into your browser if you don't want a 'surprise' from jwz) ttps://www.jwz.org/doc/cadt.html
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3y ago
I can sympathize with the technical concern, but really? We shouldn't talk like that to people willing to come here and discuss their decisions. It'll just prevent people from doing so in the future.
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3y ago
Agreed. As an interesting look at the human side of technology decisions, Google dropped XMPP federation the year after I graduated high school, leaving me extremely isolated from all my friends once we went our separate ways.
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3y ago
He used the Retro Encabulator to generate this text. https://youtube.com/watch?v=RXJKdh1KZ0w (my favorite version) It's an old engineering in-joke. Edit: oops, thought your comment was a reply to 'mindcrime. I
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3y ago
So I'm not the only one! I thought the flash drive was buggy, but yeah my scope will just randomly start ignoring the flash drive I have in it. It's always after you capture that one-off random event and finally have it on-screen,
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3y ago
Thanks, that looks like a pretty nice phone. Even has a microSD card slot and a 3.5mm jack. Also, I didn't know KaiOS was based on Linux. Is it exposed anywhere? Can you get a terminal on it or ssh into it?
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3y ago
Argh, I have the same 'scope and I know exactly what you're talking about. It's annoying to try to get the horizontal/vertical position over just enough without flinging it an entire screenful over. Not to mention tryi
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3y ago
What model are you talking about? I'd like a portable Linux device. I was born too early for the N900, and it wouldn't get cellular coverage in this day and age even if I were to buy one...
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3y ago
I think OP means the reddit API pricing changes. I'm not sure if that affects your use (either type of request or amount of requests) or not though.
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3y ago
To your first question: not unless employees (as a group) are willing to pay Glassdoor more than the employers. The economics are biased toward the employers unfortunately. See Yelp as another example.
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3y ago
Just to be clear, in case anyone doesn't read the article: the man chose by himself to be euthanized, not the alternate reading I first thought.
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3y ago
The 5$ wrench "cryptography attack" one and the spacebar heating up change one are two I see regularly here.
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3y ago
"As a large language model, I take full responsibility in making this difficult decision to layoff..."
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3y ago
Not OP and unsure what happened to that link, but: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35329135
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