jpindar

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by jpindar 4y ago
Let me guess... senior citizens is probably offensive to the, uh, differently documented.
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by jpindar 4y ago
Customer Player User Printer
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by jpindar 4y ago
I think salt is heat-treated to dry it, but I don't know how hot it gets.
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by jpindar 4y ago
Sounds cool until they mention that they're only accepting 5 or 10 people.
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by jpindar 4y ago
I use Total Commander to transfer files. It has plugins for many different kinds of transfer, but I mainly use SMB for computers on my lan and sometimes sftp for others.
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by jpindar 4y ago
I would suggest replit.com. No setup involved, it (and all your code) is always available on any computer or phone. Once you log in, it's one click to choose python (or another language), one click to 'Create repl', and you c
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by jpindar 4y ago
Good question. I don't know how international commerce worked in the days before credit cards.
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by jpindar 4y ago
But now all the bots will see the words crypto and blockchain in your profile (or wherever) and you'll get even more spam.
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by jpindar 4y ago
Companies don't want someone who is capable of picking up x no problem. They only want someone who already has a job doing x.
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by jpindar 4y ago
And they almost always say that that information is optional and will not afffect the hiring process.
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by jpindar 4y ago
Does that mean you could make carrot wine?
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by jpindar 4y ago
As someone who lives in a valley, I find that phrase offensive. /s
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by jpindar 4y ago
If true, that must depend on some specific definition of 'new', since new auto parts are often built on old cores. That's why they give you cash back for the cores. Maybe there's some fine print somewhere that describes
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by jpindar 4y ago
> Most places will hire you just based on programming knowledge, and will train you in the domain knowledge I have not been able to find a place like that, most have a long list of requirements. Can you suggest any?
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by jpindar 4y ago
I like DroidEdit.
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by jpindar 5y ago
This War of Mine is said to be realistic as to what living in a war zone feels like.
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by jpindar 5y ago
If you long press then press "not interested" on all the Dutch videos I think it would stop showing them.
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by jpindar 5y ago
AFAIK the content is permanent. There's a website as well as the app. You can look through all the videos you've favorited, but it could be hard to find a specific one. If you want to be sure you can quickly find something, you ca
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by jpindar 5y ago
Truth. The only reason I'm suicidal is that I'm broke.
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by jpindar 5y ago
non-paywalled link: https://archive.ph/DJ391
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The degrading treatment of Ukraine’s internet(economist.com)
3 points by jpindar 5y ago|2 comments
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by jpindar 5y ago
I am almost his age and despite decades of professional experience I am unable to get a job. Of course, its likely that I'm doing something else wrong as well.
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by jpindar 5y ago
Apparently no one at Google can believe that there is such a thing as software that doesn't require an account.
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A Mysterious Satellite Hack Has Victims Far Beyond Ukraine(wired.com)
6 points by jpindar 5y ago|0 comments
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by jpindar 5y ago
The pocket computer that I'm reading this on might not be amazing but I don't think it would be disapointing.
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by jpindar 5y ago
Also, on average, people are in less of a hurry after work.
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by jpindar 5y ago
In the US it is a choice, at least for anyone willing and able to pay the full price of the phone up front.
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by jpindar 5y ago
No, soldering doesn't send streams of liquid solder through the air. And if an occasional drip of solder does splash, it is so heavy, and has so much surface tension, that it doesn't go far and doesn't stay in the air like w
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by jpindar 5y ago
>can get arrested for 14 days How sure of that are you? Some of Russians who are leaving claim it's years, and whatever the letter of the law is, do you trust the Russian government that much?
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by jpindar 5y ago
It's a long border. Honest question - is it all well patrolled?

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