mcny

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by mcny 10mo ago
We couldn't get carried interest legislation to pass. It was that easy of a question and not a single Republican crossed the aisle to support it. Simplifying the tax code and balancing the budget is what they talk about but they never
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by mcny 10mo ago
Maybe they will spend more than five cents and get a decent hinge? I would love to support Valve if the build quality is good and the price is decent.
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by mcny 10mo ago
> At this point I genuinely consider the medical system about as bad as the service department at a car dealership. They'll sell you anything technically legal just to keep their stats high. No, the service department has a bad repu
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by mcny 10mo ago
Who will make these custom battery pouches for old phones though? Think my old Poco x3 pro, not the iPhone 17. I am sure there are tons of people willing to make batteries for the iPhone 17 but I feel like the interest wanes as the phone ge
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by mcny 10mo ago
When poison ivy spreads on skin, you have broken skin barrier with yellow liquid coming out. Then the places this yellow liquid touched also gets itchy and you now have multiple broken skin barrier everywhere. When skin barrier gets broken
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by mcny 10mo ago
No. I had broken skin barrier. Pus coming out and dripping. The use of antibiotics was definitely warranted. Again, who do you want to decide whether the use of antibiotics is ok and under what conditions? Should I be dying before you grant
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by mcny 10mo ago
This is very well put. I appreciate him because I can't or rather I won't be like him. We need people like him and I will be the first to say "not it".
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by mcny 10mo ago
It is funny you say that. Where do you draw the line? I had what was most likely poison ivy. Covered both arms. And was spreading. What do you propose my nurse practitioner to do? Not prescribe any antibiotics? To what end? I should continu
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by mcny 10mo ago
The interfaces and the external dimensions can remain the same even as the internals change though, right? And you can have more or fewer cells. The cells don't have to be cylinders, either. They can be flat.
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by mcny 10mo ago
Even the batteries are not interchangeable on phones. You'd think all phones should have the same exact battery, that this kind of standardization is beneficial for phone manufacturers as it helps them bargain with their parts supplier
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by mcny 10mo ago
Instead of citizens, we would say People who are legally authorized to remain in the United States? Is there a word for that?
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by mcny 10mo ago
I for one think this is a great marketing opportunity. Even if you have the best gigabit fiber, at five dollars a month, this is a no brainer for a lot of people. If you can have monthly recurring revenue for starlink doing essentially noth
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by mcny 10mo ago
> 0.5Mbps (500Kbps) I am cautiously optimistic that this means even if thousands of these devices suddenly "light up" in an outage, the infrastructure should be able to handle them, right? Thoughts?
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by mcny 10mo ago
> But ultimately it is up to a judge to decide. Right? I think we are getting a rude awakening about what is legal versus what is actually right are not always the same thing. There are some the horrible, horrible things here and the law
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by mcny 10mo ago
> (There's also strange situations like Google/Alphabet, which is publicly owned, but effectively does not allow shareholders to vote on anything.) You mean the special class B shares that gives 10 votes per share, right? It is
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by mcny 10mo ago
It is good for those lawyers, sure. You can also have people who do both plumbing and electrical work or electrical work and home Ethernet wiring...
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by mcny 10mo ago
My assertion is much weaker and therefore much easier to defend — even if you agree with copyright, patents, trademarks, and so on, it is not to out advantage as individuals to support grouping them into one umbrella term as it muddies the
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by mcny 10mo ago
14 years is already too long. Also, IP is not real. It is a term we should avoid. Copyright and trademark have nothing to do with each other.
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by mcny 11mo ago
I don't get it. Don't many if not most of these scams originate from India? Wouldn't it be better to stop the scammers directly?
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by mcny 11mo ago
What I am worried about is won't building new homes slow down to a crawl or stop completely if the r word is confirmed?
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by mcny 11mo ago
Oh yeah and on top of that these companies like WPP hate the fact that Google and Facebook refuse to share more information with them. They can't wait to jump ship.
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by mcny 11mo ago
This is something I have not heard before. Can you please explain your use case a bit more? What commands do you run using right click? Do you strongly prefer this over a terminal window? You can have aliases if you'd like.
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by mcny 11mo ago
> but at some point non-vibe coded (hard coded? brain coded?) software might become less error-prone that vibe-coded Did you mean more instead of less?
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by mcny 11mo ago
I don't have any answers but you definitely need some cash. How much? I have no idea. With the rest, I would put some in a vanguard account. And then invest where? I want to say index funds but the market is very strange. The biggest c
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by mcny 11mo ago
I thought the whole point of LLC was to limit liability so you wouldn't be liable for debt beyond your paid up capital? Why would you ever sign a personal guarantee?
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by mcny 11mo ago
> But protecting specific directories is just whack-a-mole. The real fix is to properly sandbox code - an access whitelist rather than blacklist I believe Wayland (don't quote me on this because I know exactly zero technical details
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by mcny 11mo ago
What is a proper solution for this? I don't imagine gpg can help if you encrypt it but decrypt it when you login to gnome, right? However, it would be too much of a hassle to have to authenticate each time you need a token. I imagine m
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by mcny 11mo ago
Putting myself in the shoes of a qa for a second... What is the cheapest way for me to trigger a false positive on such a detection device? And what can we do about it? Rinse and repeat until the cheapest cost exceeds a standard pair of sma
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by mcny 11mo ago
My understanding is that the validity of the visa has nothing to do with whether you are "in status". The visa is for entry and authorized status allows you to stay in the US. You could be authorized to stay in the US and yet have
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by mcny 11mo ago
It is not just government. Private companies also have the same problem. One reason why aws got so big is because it took months to get infrastructure to provision a virtual machine.

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