jlebrech

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by jlebrech 8y ago
it's might be a really crappy battery, but having it use something that's virtually limitless and nearly free is a good way to go.
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by jlebrech 8y ago
how well do they roll on tarmac? Imagine an electric car that can park and drive in tight spaces.
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by jlebrech 8y ago
had you been unemployed (or remote working) and been home most weekdays you would have had many interrupting knocks on the door.
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by jlebrech 8y ago
that's not quite true, they wording on their paperwork implies that they "may" still come round to persuade you to buy a licence, this is usually the elderly that are fooled into "buying" a licence on the stop but a
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by jlebrech 8y ago
after two years then will come back, and if they have reason to believe you are watching tv they can still come. people can watch netflix and still be bothered by those people.
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by jlebrech 8y ago
All paid by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_licensing_in_the_Un...
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by jlebrech 8y ago
wow, I needed that 3 years ago.
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by jlebrech 8y ago
Let's say you have a particular illness that required a particular supplement that could be added to food, if that food is stolen and causes discomfort, that case could be proven in court if you have a diagnosis telling you to add it t
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by jlebrech 8y ago
do it in 14 business days.
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by jlebrech 8y ago
it would be for emergency calculations, or for running a games that would otherwise cost $$$ for $.
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by jlebrech 8y ago
your meltdown question gave me an idea, what if they had extremely fast cpu that were designed to meltdown and you use them like a consumable.
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by jlebrech 8y ago
Sounds like good news
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by jlebrech 8y ago
some people still have the "must have 20 children gene" too.
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by jlebrech 8y ago
The Duchess of Cambridge: she no longer has her maiden name.
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by jlebrech 8y ago
renting is paying a premium for the right to move easily. for a freelancer that moves from country to country that's important.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
this would be nice for a safety necklace cam.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
Thats cool, I can spin my legs at 200rpm on a child's bicycle for 1 minute before it breaks.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
"natural flavours" can be used to mask the secret sauce or to mask that you bought some flavouring from a third party supplier and don't want to list their ingredients too. you can also mask flavourings that have a bad reputa
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by jlebrech 9y ago
would it be worth it starting on $99 and upgrading to Ryzen 7 later on. I was going to do that with AM3 but then they dropped the socket. and the upgrade path is quite big here if it's all on the same socket.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
I had to choose on starting "homework" and accepting another job offer. I chose the job.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
at some point you'll send employees out with ipads?
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by jlebrech 9y ago
depends how tall the screen is.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
you could use emscripten to compile to wasm as a target https://kripken.github.io/emscripten-site/docs/compiling/Web...
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by jlebrech 9y ago
you mean the civilians brainwashed into killing their citizens?
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by jlebrech 9y ago
you only need js to bootstrap wasm onto a canvas. then write the rest of your "site" in QT or GTK ;)
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by jlebrech 9y ago
"WebAssembly is not to replace JavaScript, but to be an awesome tool to use with JavaScript." NO, Replace Javascript, replace HTML, replace CSS.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
just saying if you have no excuse for failure you just have to hustle, others blame their failure on others and don't see how others hustle to be successful,
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by jlebrech 9y ago
self repairing clothes
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by jlebrech 9y ago
hustling is a privilege.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
omg that TRS-80 wish someone make a modern day one, for raspberry-pi

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