incahoots

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by incahoots 3y ago
> It’s a demand issue, so the solution has become price increases That’s more of a capitalist solution than a real solution. Instead of building additional housing we just move the access from millions via price increases. We can resolve
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> Rent control is the ultimate "I got mine" - it rewards people who got in early while making it impossible for anyone else to have housing As opposed to someone willing to sacrifice their health by working multiple jobs to liv
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by incahoots 3y ago
Ah yes, apathy my old friend. We can recognize the various problems that got us here, but when it comes to resolving them, well that’s simply a bridge too far. Take note: we absolutely have the resources to defeat homelessness and hunger, i
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by incahoots 3y ago
With their operating budget, you’d believe otherwise. I say small because I immediately compared them to NIPPON or ANA cargo. These guys were still a staple in the business. It worried me that their in-house software could easily be virtual
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by incahoots 3y ago
Makes sense, I should’ve lead off with that.
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by incahoots 3y ago
>4K H100s Shots fired but you’re not wrong. Wild how that doesn’t get more attention.
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by incahoots 3y ago
The Google graveyard site is always novel to run through from time to time.
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by incahoots 3y ago
Machine time was a metric that never made any sense to me. I should’ve lead off with machine time excluded that millions a day statement seems hyper inflated.
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by incahoots 3y ago
If you have Costco membership I highly suggest switching to them for all of your insurance needs, IF they have that service available in your area. I’m in the Midwest and I pull quotes every 3 years, and Costco has always been a few hundred
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by incahoots 3y ago
This, once you start parroting your rights as a consumer, they’re quick to back off.
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by incahoots 3y ago
Fwiw, a friend works at a collection agency (that’s an entire different story), and it’s exactly as you say. Extremely rare that a company that sells their debt to the collection company will provide them any additional information regardin
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by incahoots 3y ago
If it’s indicative of how they handle their network infrastructure, I’m hesitant to see anything come out of this. I say this from an anecdotal perspective. I was contracted back in 2018 to do a small 3 month project in perform remote servi
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by incahoots 3y ago
How much does a typical Apple programmer make a month? Salary no doubt, but I’m not aware that a team is operating at a million+ a day. Red Bulls don’t cost that much, and I doubt any of them are taking yoga classes during their shift lol
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by incahoots 3y ago
I think you know the answer to your question, more than likely this won’t see the light of day outside of federal usage. Far too much lobbying for any REAL competition to shake up the industry. This will be exclusive to the federal governme
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by incahoots 3y ago
Thanks for reminding me of the Miata/Civic thefts, I nearly forgot how big that was in the mid 2010s. I recall so many articles of that happening. I was living in Miami during that time, a friend had his EK hatch stolen, beautiful exam
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by incahoots 3y ago
Good on you for following up on the nest to determine the potential aftermath.
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by incahoots 3y ago
>travel agents as another source of the email Sales and travel agents, an IT depts worse nightmare. People too busy to double check anything are the fault of emails delivering to the wrong recipient. Colour me surprised.
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by incahoots 3y ago
I'd argue your 3rd point is more based in the reality of movies that involve unique cars (Gone in 60 Seconds, etc). Most unique rides are typically stolen due to owner laziness(leaving keys on top of a tire, keys in the visor, left run
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by incahoots 3y ago
I imagine the purpose is to extend the timer when attempting to steal a vehicle. Ford had their dial pad on their vehicles for the longest time to prevent entry if you were using a non factory key to enter. I always thought that was a neat
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by incahoots 3y ago
The button was my go-to when I got a new car, I would defeat the lock cylinder without damaging the steering column, and place a button in a obscure spot to start my cars.
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by incahoots 3y ago
The boomer in me suggests that you buy a manual transmission automobile to deter would-be thieves... Regarding the article, I get the idea that essentially this is a stripped down version of using something like a Yubikey to access a workst
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by incahoots 3y ago
People just want simple answers to complex problems, or in this case, purposely obtuse government workings. Not saying we don't have members in congress with good intentions, but they aren't in the positions of weighted power, oft
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by incahoots 3y ago
it would help if we would reallocate funds from the "kill the middle east brown people" fund to the "pay needed services" fund, like firefighting, replacement of water supply lines to homes, etc.
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by incahoots 3y ago
It really should be a no-brainer to pay the men and women that take on the firefighting role. I'm in the Midwest and the exodus we experienced in volunteer firefighting is extremely worrying, on top of that a recent city board meeting
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by incahoots 3y ago
Outside of musk, I imagine there’s plenty of reason to forgo purchasing a Tesla. Mostly due to the prejudice most shops have against working on them, to the point they flat out refuse, leaving most to figuring out where to get their car ser
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Curious if that cage match they agreed to in June will come to fruition.
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Fair enough.
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You're not wrong but considering all of the recent 0-day exploits, I would argue that it's a better practice than the wack-a-mole response from vendors like Fortinet & Barracuda. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com&#x2
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by incahoots 3y ago
Not sure if that stance is going to be relevant much longer. I recall Apple releasing a new framework that actually had some substance during their last keynote. I think Linus did a segment, they were running cyberpunk on Mac at 30FPS, not
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My "basis" is that reporting on the labor market in it's current form is flawed as the Fed themselves have stated that it's a lagging indicator on numerous occasions. So is the fed wrong, or is this another sensationaliz

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