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by jmspring 3y ago
The article is interesting. When one uses credit to an extreme and it suddenly changes under you, the conversation becomes interesting. The issue is - one negative thing like a 30 day lack of payment - tanks a score based on things you mos
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I love rooster sauce and will follow this thread. I also like pickling, making vinegar and other based hot sauces. I eat carolina reapers when I feel stupid. `Hot Ones` is actually a brilliant show and their sauces are not bad. The Rooste
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by jmspring 3y ago
If you want peppers beyond the occasional habenero; jalapenos, fresnos, sorranos, some others may be available, and very local dependent - you will need to grow yourself. Growing enough to meet the volumes for a large jar of peper sauce, e
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by jmspring 3y ago
I've been using joker.com for a long time. Straightforward interface, no spam, stable.
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by jmspring 3y ago
For horror short stories - I'm a fan of the "Horrorbabble" podcast - https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=horrorb...
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by jmspring 3y ago
Yes, typo. S key acting up.
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I disagree, HMOs can be severely limiting especially as medical practioners (and medical groups) change or cancel insurance groups (HMO providers) they partner with. Further, getting access to specialists can be daunting - in network may b
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by jmspring 3y ago
Kaiser is primarily a California HMO (they have a few other plans). It has been around for decade. People either hate it or love it because it is quite rigid in how it works (and you have to go specifically to their facilities). For the
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by jmspring 3y ago
It’s not just San Francisco, cities all over CA have similar issues (as well as the west coast - Portland, Seattle, etc).
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by jmspring 3y ago
It actually is. Cats vary in their personalities. Each of my cats (including my semi-feral cat -- abandoned during the Dixie Fire, very slowly trying to socialize him) wants human interaction. Yes, they are ok being left to their own dev
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by jmspring 3y ago
A good cat sitter is hard to find. The wife and I have told ours, if we move, she is moving with us.
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Getting paid hourly can be a boon in some cases. I know multiple truck drivers governed by time on the road which happens to include "time waiting" and many don't get paid for that wait time. It is an interesting industry as
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by jmspring 3y ago
Mountain Duck has been my goto as well. That said, for VSCode the Remote SSH extenion from Microsoft helps greatly in working with repositories on VMs and other remote machines. Libfuse / SSHFS for MacOS started becoming a real burden
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by jmspring 3y ago
I've been fully or nearly fully remote for over a decade. My prior role, we traveled for things (pre-covid) and would meet up in the office maybe a week to a week and a half (total) each quarter. We would also work with customers on
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by jmspring 3y ago
On a scale of a PC to having to jail break an iPhone to do custom stuff - how invasive is what you are mentioning for the RM2? I have one, love it for notes/etc. But haven't tried 3rd party software/etc on it.
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by jmspring 3y ago
I have a murder of cats. 5.5 - 6 depending on the neediness of the previously homed feral. The semi-feral loves wet food in all forms. The other five they are gung ho for wet food one day, meh the next. Thankfully, given there are 5 they
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by jmspring 3y ago
I've been required to power on devices (even RPis) when traversing through Spain. Some places do require seeing devices power on (even if it's some blinking lights).
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by jmspring 3y ago
Ear protection is certainly warranted, but how many kids wear their air pods at max volume? It's only 105db or so, but still right in there.
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by jmspring 3y ago
Yeah, I just built a system that I would love to have used FreeBSD on, but the driver (and CUDA) situation. It's a rough spot to be in.
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by jmspring 3y ago
Actually it doesn't ... the panels need wires / infrastructure to get the captured energy onto the grid, there is the need to infrastructure to hold up (if not mechanize) the panels. The process of doing this as can be seen in wo
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by jmspring 3y ago
"Solar will not use up land"? Have you any clue how invasive large solar installs are? I know people involved in the surveying, prep, archaeology, etc. of large installs in central CA. There is a lot of churning of soil, a lot
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by jmspring 3y ago
Agree, it's good for those that prefer a GUI. I'm not sure the intended audience since if you are using Brew, you are generally doing a lot of commandline stuff. Your mention of the cross multiple machine synchronizing, however,
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by jmspring 3y ago
Yes, sorry it was CA.
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by jmspring 3y ago
Customs charges are an interesting thing. I had some stuff sent from Amazon US to myself in Finland back in the early 2000s. The package didn't arrive, they sent me another. That one showed up. About a month later, I got a notifica
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by jmspring 3y ago
Made the same point in different words. Was voted down.
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How many commenting / voting actually followed through and downloaded the content? The content itself is a mess (they admit to it) and sensible alternatives are an easy first pass. The link is worth looking at and the recipes aren&#x2
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by jmspring 3y ago
I'm voted down for looking at the link and giving a half dozen options without reading the link.
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Look at the link, it's more "stessful" than the short list I provided.
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The preface is ridiculous. Salads, PBJs, Ramen, rice and veggies, english muffins / rice cakes and PB/nutella. I'm not sure why this is a thing.
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by jmspring 3y ago
Planned obsolesence was mentioned, legacy APIs being maintained and old programs continuing to run... that's not obsoleting anything.

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