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by indrora 2y ago
In the US at least, we’re at a point where letting your kids play in your yard is enough to get arrested and jailed with child endangerment. Within the last 30 days, a woman has been arrested and charged with child endangerment for the crim
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by indrora 2y ago
I provide it simply as an example of one way to seal woods. Wood cutting boards ("butcher's blocks") have been a popular item for as long as the profession of butcher has been around and longer.
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by indrora 2y ago
There's a lot of places on this earth. 2,400 providers isn't even a million customers per company for the US (333million)
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by indrora 2y ago
Packages (be them bulk for use in pharmacies or set packages) generally have their country of origin on them, often with some level of detail of where specifically.
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by indrora 2y ago
You can seal woods (polyurethane, linseed oil, etc) and they take well to disinfectants (UV, povidone iodine, etc) and can be submerged in common commercial disinfectant washes. It's just uncommon in a commercial kitchen because it cos
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by indrora 2y ago
One of the reagents (a byproduct actually of the curing process for silicone caulking) is acetic acid (vinegar), which stabilizes the plasticizers. Just a hair more makes it a little more "pliable" for a little while longer while
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by indrora 2y ago
Many of these echo what I see on a daily basis when I go into my company’s offices.
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by indrora 2y ago
Short form, he's one those "my work is perfect the way it is" artists: https://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?p=971373#p971373
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by indrora 2y ago
As someone who has been messing with LLMs for various purposes for a while now, there's... Some interesting issues with a lot of the models out there. For one, 99% of the "roleplay" models eventually drag into one of a hand
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by indrora 2y ago
The old cornstarch + silicone bathtub sealant + spritz of vinegar solution has been a mainstay for me.
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by indrora 2y ago
It's unfortunate that Chris Sawyer doesn't really like openTTD or OpenRCT2 as projects (despite driving sales on GOG and the like)
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The logic is 90% the same. A small network in my games has been playable but the routing is MUCH less lenient than YAPF.
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The author specifically hails that the sands shifted once systems like Steam opened up to enable the publisher-less world.
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Hachette are long-time sore about ebooks especially. They lost rather badly in a fight with Amazon back in 2014 [0], and recently have been gobbling up every small publishing house they can get their hands on (or just fabricating new ones f
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by indrora 2y ago
I don't know when you went to high school, but my entire district cut their civics course for being "irrelevant to the educational goals of the district". I was part of a group of students that did post-school discussions off
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by indrora 2y ago
Throughout the RealID farce, a passport has been a perfectly reasonable form of identification. It proves my identity as a US Citizen as much as it has to be.
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by indrora 2y ago
It's a shame that it's not (visibly) open source. There's so much that could be done at this point. The shambling corpse of SGI is dead enough that anything left of their legal department must be absolutely destroyed.
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by indrora 2y ago
You simply can't buy OCP hardware is part of the issue, not new anyway. What you're going to find is "OCP Inspired" hardware that has some overlap with the full OCP specification but is almost always meant to run on 240V
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by indrora 2y ago
Email storms and nuclear meltdowns have the same rough physics. If 1% of emails are blind replies from people out of the office, but are tracked by the originating sender (not the DL) since OOO messages in Exchange get sent to the DL (as we
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by indrora 2y ago
I'm sad that Sliger is ending their ATX cases for desktops. I hope that they have something interesting to replace them.
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DIY Full-Frame Camera "Sitina 1" Nov 2024 Progress / Photo Update [video](youtube.com)
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by indrora 2y ago
A friend of mine recently went through the typical US process of interviewing while he was in a job (Always take the chance to say you're "tending to your elderly family" or some such in these situations) and landed a new pos
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by indrora 2y ago
Fernflower is one of the few really powerful java decompilers out there that had good support for the bad bytecode that dex2jar would produce. I've spent many hours pouring through the output of Fernflower looking for what some obfusca
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by indrora 2y ago
(:
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by indrora 2y ago
Actual change is not required, symbolic change is enough. India, much like Nazi Germany, is a culture that views position over all else; simply being in power is enough to make your word greater than anyone else's truth.
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by indrora 2y ago
Having worked in enterprise web development... Nah they're right. There's developers, in major corporations right now, who literally have no idea that you can just put HTML in a container and who are so drunk on node.js that they
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by indrora 2y ago
When I was younger, I played a lot of cs1.6 and hldm. Living in rural New Mexico, my ping times were often 150-250ms. DSL kills.
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My partner has the Samsung equivalent of these. It’s the only way to get a good hidpi panel in the 5K space without breaking the bank. They also have DEEP integration with the Samsung ecosystem like dex integration. LG has been getting into
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by indrora 2y ago
There's a strange issue in the emulator world... I won't call it credit-stealing but it's similar. The short form is that there are some developers who *actively forbid* distribution of binaries you create simply on the gro
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Same thing happens with Bash: The guy pukes out a new tarball or a new diff every few months if he feels like it.

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