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I'm sorry you're offended by a song title by the band that we were discussing that is directly related to the article, but this is a direct response to what dr Demento was playing, not a religious or political response. https:&#x
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> but less stupid than U2 it turned out I'm sure you mean the letter U and the number 2, because anything else would be a lawsuit. I was only lucky enough to see them (in Portland and Seattle) because of religious beliefs, which app
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christianity is stupid ... but in other news, always going forward, cause we can't find reverse. I was blessed enough to see negativland live at a couple of subgenius devivals, and think about star trekking on a fairly regular basis du
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oh gosh, I have so many great memories of Mikeal due to the wonderful javascript community, and am really sad to hear he has passed. I hope others were able to be delighted by spending time with him, as I was. maybe someone else who gets th
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I use my instant pot to make risotto in 20 minutes with very little effort that is about 90% as good (in my very stubborn opinion) as making it the hard way. I very much appreciate an amazing risotto, but when I make it myself I'll us
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at most it could use a "the" in front of the title: The Father Ted Kilnettle Shrine Tape Dispenser which is a reference to a show name Father Ted, in which a Kilnettle Shrine tape dispenser was sold as a souvenir at the Kilnettle
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they're the best thing since sliced bread!
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plus $2753.55 of tariffs if you live in the United States, makes it even more insane.
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I was curious, because I had thought that all Microsoft stores had closed. it appears that there is still at least one Microsoft store ( https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/locations ) in the United States, but I
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I think you need to try some kveik yeast, that might change your mind on high temperature fermentation: kveik is a Norwegian yeast, somewhat recently (last 25 years) rediscovered but brewed with for centuries, and can handle 37ºC without th
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not sure if it's the ad blocker or safari itself, but the download links don't appear to work in safari. I had to switch to chrome to download.
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I became friends with a mallard while living near a pond, he would follow me when I walked to the bus stop, and greet me while on my way home (closer to home, he wouldn't typically leave the apartment complex, thankfully). one year, he
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I make wormwood soda, which is much higher wormwood content than absinthe, and have never had a hallucinogenic state, so yes, likely heavily overstated.
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Show HN: MemoryAM – In Memory TableAM for PostgreSQL
(github.com)
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I guess it really depends on the authors' definitions of "beer". for me, it depends entirely on what is in the glass as to what the correct temperature profile and shape is. for instance, a nice imperial stout should warm sl
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we (the ISP I worked for in the late 90's) used sparc 5 clones for desktops and mission critical things like DNS, sparc 10 and 20 clones for hosting and account management. they were workhorses for what we tasked them to.
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that's actually what I went to the article to check on, if it was silphium. alas, it was not - had me excited for a moment. but, resurrecting plants that are extinct is still very exciting.
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I remember microcase - not too much at this point, but I remember the sign. the ISP was founded by a mixture of ex-intel and ex-ogi telecom, so there was always a bit of closeness there. eventually, at the OSDL, we had a Fred Meyer across t
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http://www.poppyfields.net/filks/00070.html
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adding: /usr/ucb - a very nice bone to throw.
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my boss at the time refused to move to solaris from sunos (on his personal sparc, we moved to solaris at the company), it was my responsibility to deal with the solaris hosts from that point forward. we were definitely a sparc shop (though
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yup - the job interview I was talking about was for EasyStreet, one of the big local IPSs in the Portland area. we were located in beaverton off of Allen. I also spent a lot of time in the old sequent campus, at the OSDL, and a bunch of ti
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> x86-based Sun 386i models, running up to SunOS 4.0.2 oh gosh, I always forget about those, thanks! around here, it was mostly the 68k suns, followed by sparc. the 386 unix variants were mostly sequent. I remember one fun job intervi
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funnily enough, solaris 2 was also identifying as sunos 5 depending on what tool you used to query. sun's pivot from bsd to at&t was a very nice and clean change (I was the one who ended up upgrading our sunos servers to solaris wh
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sunos was the bsd-based sun operating system for 68k and sparc. solaris was the at&t based sun operating system for sparc and x86.
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just remember, use about 5x as much by weight due to them being "wet", and you should be fine from there!
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it is currently fresh hop season in the pacific nw. a large number of breweries (and homebrewers, I have a fresh hop saison finishing right now) pick the fresh hops off of the bine and brew with them, imparting the magic of a beer you'
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I can't remember which app I used a few years ago, but there was a way to import the audio curves into the phone in settings.
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the outrage is that the land they are giving to the (foreign) golf club owners is specifically state-managed conservation land that was not properly vetted according to law, and in return they are receiving land that does not meet the same
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while not perfect, this is fairly close: https://github.com/Joshua-Riek/ubuntu-rockchip
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