justinrubek

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by justinrubek 1y ago
You can put whatever paint you want on a turd and it is miraculously still the same thing.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I think we're just going to have to agree to disagree. I wouldn't buy these NAS products as they are specifically because I do care about these things, and they do not meet the standards I expect.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I don't find these statement to be true.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Villainous? Probably not. However, making others pay the cost of your pleasure is incredibly rude. You aren't gathering much sympathy for your cause specifically because of the selfishness of it.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Can you provide any evidence or reasoning that cutting the weather services would help move the needle on our deficit? Are you sure that not having them won't cause an increase instead, for example if the lack of data causes destructio
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Why is the payment processor so strongly coupled to the point that you would need to rewrite it? I understand there's effort to adapt it but I don't think it's good to write the code like that.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I'm having trouble viewing this as a serious continuation of discussion. If the razor company wanted me to only use their razor blades and went to the effort of installing an electronic verification system to ensure that I don't s
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Thanks! I live in the empire and was born here. I still need metric measurements because I need to relate the numbers to real uses.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
And every person I know that vapes did so to quit tobacco and hasn't gone back. Unfortunately, I don't know anywhere near enough people to have significant conclusions based on that.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Yes, it can happen.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
It's not a matter of coming up with something impeachable. We are well past that and there are plenty of examples. It's about getting the people who have the job of performing it off of their asses and doing their job. They refuse
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by justinrubek 1y ago
> One doesn't believe in science. One uses science as a tool to rest hypotheses, using real world evidence to understand reality and truth. Yes, this is precisely that which they do not believe in. Plug your ears, bury your head in
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Yes, I can argue with those results. You are commenting propaganda all over this site, and you are wrong.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I think a blanket ban under schedule 1 stating that it has no acceptable use is dangerous. It's a clearly false designation and doesn't have evidence to back it up. This isn't a simple matter of a dangerous substance. This is
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by justinrubek 1y ago
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I'd be interested in seeing specifics on brain development. When are they "fully developed" or what is a sufficient point that they could be considered to be. What other things do we practice that should be gated around brain
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by justinrubek 1y ago
You're still spouting the same talking points used when this was more fresh. They didn't hold up then and they don't hold up now. You can try to drag Biden into this I guess but it doesn't help your point.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Surely this can't be that universal, right? I will have to do this test at some point. I have astigmatism but I find the default bright version of websites frequently painful to look at. I have no clue why but I need the dark versions.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
This is a very ironic comment.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
The amazon store chatbot is mongst the worst implementations I've seen. The old UI which displayed the customer questions and allowed searching them was infinitely better.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I do this with tiling and Super+f for maximizing the focused window. It feels wrong when I work in other environments without this.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
The trough ones are such a poor design. Carefully try to wiggle your fingers in there, and then they blow with force such that you touch the wet dirty surface that everyone else has touched. I don't understand why these things exist, l
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Wasteful mindset. They don't need the books, they need the data. They should never have been printed if they were going to he destroyed.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I detest this line of thinking. There are plenty of games that are playable for this length of time. I've played hundreds of hours of Factorio, and I am not even close to exhausting the experience. Terraria was a fine example, too.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Yes, this is not affordable. Just the one EV works fine.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
No... you don't need that. Not for the overwhelmingly vast majority of cases. Let people use their own software. Tampering? Not my problem. Let people do it if they want.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Oh we can happily blame every administration that did this. It may be the natural conclusion of this behavior but that doesn't mean we need to continually rush head first into trouble. The current administration absolutely needs to sho
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Nice try, but the comment you're replying to didn't use the word democracy at all. Maybe it would help to read it again. Just because a group of people approve of things happening doesn't make it a good year. My estranged fam
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by justinrubek 1y ago
Well that takes the iPhone out of the running at least. It's definitely hard to find the right device these days.
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by justinrubek 1y ago
I seem to have something very similar going on. I'm on the early end of trying to understand it. Coffee was the first indicator because it'd ruin my day to drink some. I hope the best for us.

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