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by meowster 6y ago
I'm guessing there will be a lot of cheap business supplies hitting the market as small businesses have to liquidate. On option is if you have the capital and storage space, buy all of it up for pennies on the dollar and open up a used
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by meowster 6y ago
I'm having trouble finding a size chart, has anyone else found one?
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by meowster 6y ago
Google loves to ban old accounts you haven't logged into in awhile if you don't provide them a phone number.
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by meowster 6y ago
Semi-related to businesses not doing business with privacy-minded individuals: Best Buy will cancel your orders after you successfully place them, if you order while using a VPN. They won't tell you why if you call and ask, but it was
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by meowster 6y ago
It's tough work to spend half a billion dollars.
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by meowster 6y ago
Maybe it's because it's advocating for security by obscurity? It would probably be more resource-intensive for the server if a bot were to scrape every single page to collect UUIDs instead of methodically going through them.
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by meowster 6y ago
Darn, I'm user number 300-something, and my real first name is already taken as someone else's username.
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by meowster 6y ago
I'm a moderator of a popular crypto subreddit. Is there someplace that I apply, or do they reach out only if they're interested in me?
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by meowster 6y ago
No, they just impersonate the police and intimidate people in their own homes: https://bgr.com/2011/09/02/apple-accused-of-impersonating-po...
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by meowster 6y ago
Is there an easy way to see what data these companies have on us? Is there an easy-to-use service where I can pay $10 to get the data for a phone number? Unless it becomes easy for the average person to realize without jumping through hoop
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by meowster 6y ago
Off topic, but the title reminds me of Scouts: Always leave a place cleaner than you found it. I think it's a good philosophy, whether it's about code or trash. It makes everyone's life better overall.
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by meowster 6y ago
You can't protect your DNA once you take one of these tests. If a relative takes it and uses their real identity, then it can eventually be associated with your identity. Even if you never take the test, but a relative does, your priv
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by meowster 6y ago
At least on the moon you won't lose any heat due to convection with an atmosphere. I imagine radiation and conduction heat loses could be minimized.
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by meowster 6y ago
This seems like an ad for the the ebook. Starting with "follow me on this long list of social media" doesn't help the image.
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by meowster 6y ago
> What's the point in working if you're going to be paid in breadcrumbs? Being able to eat. "Breadcrumbs" for you or me might not be worth it, but for someone else it could be the difference between buying food that
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by meowster 6y ago
You're letting other people's actions dictate whether or not you're happy. Using other people's experiences to judge yourself is not a good starting point. Adding mood-altering drugs on top of that, doesn't seem
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by meowster 6y ago
Thank you for the very in-depth reply!
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by meowster 6y ago
Lol, I appreciate everyone's advice, and I'll have to do research on it all to see what will work best for me. I'm just reminded of Derek Siver's experience where he started CD Baby with PHP, and then tried rewriting it
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by meowster 6y ago
How should one start learning with PHP these days? My experience: hacked together a few PHP scripts over the years to notify me of a website change (5 minute cron job). Before that, I was a very good beginner with VB6 back in highschool. T
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by meowster 6y ago
Probably same reason McCandless's van was finally removed. People dying or needing to be rescued while trying to visit it.
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by meowster 6y ago
I was in college around that time and I was very intrigued by the Dell Mini 7. I finally ended up with an HP Mini 1000, that ended up being a great little device too. I never did anything cool with it like make a Hackintosh, I just liked
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by meowster 6y ago
Basically, I'm wondering: if someone makes good decisions, or the best of their circumstances, how does their average life expectancy stack up to other developed nations?
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by meowster 6y ago
A manager left a note for another manager to pay me .25 hours of overtime. I received 25 hours of OT pay. That's why you lead decimals with a zero. (I reported the discrepancy which is how I found out.)
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by meowster 6y ago
I wonder what someone's life expectancy would be without the personally-avoidable things such as smoking, obesity, overdoses, and suicides. Homicides, road accidents, and infant deaths are harder to control as an individual.
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by meowster 6y ago
Thank you for finding it and posting the link. I played three games, my highscore: 10,040
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by meowster 6y ago
Coincidentally, yesterday, I wrote a comment about looking to see if Parler would be a good alternative: "I click on the top alternative, Parler, and the root page redirects to some advertising page about the site. Whereas if I go to t
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by meowster 6y ago
How long were people talking about Madoff before his firm finally went bust? (I actually don't know, if anyone has insight, I would appreciate it.)
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by meowster 6y ago
Is there an up-to-date resource like r/SurfaceLinux? The compatibility guide in the side bar doesn't even list to Go devices.
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by meowster 6y ago
I click on the top alternative, Parler, and the root page redirects to some advertising page about the site. Whereas if I go to the root page of reddit, I get content. I think that's a huge turn off for alot of people. Show interestin
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by meowster 6y ago
I think it depends on the attitude of the employee. For the people who have good attitudes where working there fulltime is character-building, they are over-qualified. For the people who aren't qualified to have a better job, their a

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