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by marpstar 4y ago
I think it's better labeled "heteroflexible", or engaging in physical contact/sex with a same-sex person (for the dopamine), but have no "romantic" attraction to same-sex people.
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by marpstar 4y ago
Even very smart people who are aware of this fact continue to justify it, in the name of "I need it for work" and "I learn a lot from <niche> Twitter". We're entrenched in it and it's not always feasible
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by marpstar 4y ago
When I left Gmail for FastMail, I imported my contacts and calendar from Gmail, started fresh with the email. Nothing is forcing you to delete your Gmail, you can always go back and reference it. You can export your mailbox from Gmail and i
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by marpstar 4y ago
> Awesome soundtrack Hackers is my go-to movie as an initial test for a home theater system.
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by marpstar 4y ago
On the audio side of things: Cool Edit Pro 2 became Adobe Audition, which was single-license but of course has since been SaaS-ed. It was never as popular as Pro Tools, Cubase, etc but it was my goto DAW (as a hobbyist) for a long time. App
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by marpstar 4y ago
I'm really bummed that the streaming services never integrated with Last.FM. I have years of scrobbling on my account from ~2006 thru 2013 and the recommendations were always amazing.
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by marpstar 4y ago
Fellow former $BBY-er here... you gotta admit, the bundle pricing Best Buy ran on all of that stuff (with the purchase of a new printer, of course) made it so easy to talk them into it. When I started I had just left commission-based sales
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by marpstar 4y ago
I have a friend named Ryan. He has a brother named Mike. Mike is married to a woman named Ryan. She has a brother named Mike.
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by marpstar 4y ago
I only moonlight, but my rates are dependent on non-profit status, locality, and size of the company. The rate I charge Fortune 500 companies ($150/hr) is about twice that I charge the local library ($80/hr).
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by marpstar 4y ago
One of my best friends lives in New Orleans, so I tend to pay attention to what's going on in the Atlantic even though I'm situated in the Midwest. I don't remember what, but something prompted my curiosity a few days ago abo
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by marpstar 4y ago
When I was a kid, my mother would take me and my brother to Blockbuster every Friday. We could each rent a game. Every time we'd go, we'd beg her to let us rent whatever the newest console was at the time (mostly Playstation, thou
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by marpstar 4y ago
I've worked on the software side of things. We typically just build web apps and run them using Chrome's kiosk mode ( https://blog.suitebriar.com/chrome-kiosk-mode-what-is-it-how... ). The displays I've worked
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by marpstar 4y ago
I think you'd have better luck explaining the concept of Minimum Viable Product instead of YAGNI, as it's more business-centric.
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by marpstar 4y ago
> It appears the patient had a vaccine-derived strain of the virus, perhaps from someone who got live vaccine Do we blame or thank vaccines?
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by marpstar 4y ago
Same. In USA here... I'm guessing they're rolling it out gradually across the Snapchat+ subscriber base. We'll see if it's available in the morning...
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by marpstar 4y ago
In reviewing neighborhood covenants whilst searching for a new home, I was surprised to see some of them make explicit the fact that running a business in your home is allowed, provided that it doesn't generate significant traffic&#x2F
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by marpstar 4y ago
Is it really all that different than the old phone sex lines? I’m not old enough to know, but I’d presume there’d be some visual accompanying said ads — perhaps a woman more attractive than the real one on the other end of the phone?
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by marpstar 4y ago
Even the cheap ones taste good if you deep fry them.
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by marpstar 4y ago
I’ve been using https://brutalist.report/ to keep up with general headlines.
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by marpstar 4y ago
> Copy my MIT licensed code without attribution? I don't give a shit, go ahead, I hope it helps This is my feeling as well. I don't build stuff in the open so that I can get bent out of shape at someone not properly licensing i
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by marpstar 4y ago
In this same vein, https://homerecording.com/ is also great.
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by marpstar 4y ago
For me personally (as a freelancer), it's been a pretty smooth transition. I have a dozen or more projects relying on node-sass (which fails to compile on M1), which has been annoying but easily remedied. For my 9-5 employer, biggest d
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by marpstar 4y ago
Not that I agree with the GP, but I think it’s easy to conflate “node”_modules with “modules from NPM”. Bower was once the recommended package manager for front-end assets, but NPM overtook it. I use Node daily, but 90% of my packages are f
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by marpstar 4y ago
"Native Mobile Apps" are the new "Desktop App". They can both be client apps to a remote server/datastore, or not. "Desktop Apps" didn't go away, the internet-connected apps just overtook them.
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by marpstar 4y ago
They start getting a lot bigger once you start accepting and saving user input, e.g. running a WooCommerce store.
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by marpstar 4y ago
For this reason (logical or not) I always feel avoid posting pictures of myself while on vacation and have a tendency to post a "summary" after I return home.
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by marpstar 4y ago
it's the same "hey look at me I'm such a good guy" schtick all these creeps pull.
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by marpstar 5y ago
They aggregate from "over 400 sources" and run their own crawler: https://help.duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/results/so...
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by marpstar 5y ago
Pepsi Prog was the one that led me into an AOL warez mailserver chat to obtain a pirated copy of Visual Basic 4 to try and build my own prog. At 11 years old. I later forwarded the email with the VB4 installer attached to it to another AOL
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by marpstar 5y ago
"Slow, Deep, and Hard"[0] by Type O Negative literally depicts PIV sex. That's the album I'm most familiar with that could be argued is "pornographic". [0]: https://music.apple.com/us/album

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