michaelmcdonald

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by michaelmcdonald 4y ago
Obligatory mention of his Klein bottle business and absolute willingness to meet and converse with guests. It’s a dream of mine to visit him with my son and hope to someday; reports of his kindness are legendary.
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by michaelmcdonald 4y ago
While it might be the case that it won't go anywhere, as a defendant / accused you still have to deal with possible reputation damage, legal costs, and time loss.
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by michaelmcdonald 4y ago
> Dad has no patience for those who say your healthspan is predetermined. At 80 he has no memory issues, no aches, no pains, no depression. The author's father is apparently blessed with no genetic predisposition for memory/cog
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by michaelmcdonald 4y ago
As the rep for a product: I wouldn't recommend bashing someone's project by calling it a "little toy". It works for them regardless if it looks as "fancy" as yours. Not a positive look for you or your project i
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by michaelmcdonald 4y ago
For the lazy: the above referenced page by @slorber only had 1.3MB of resources to load (with JS enabled).
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by michaelmcdonald 4y ago
That's not accurate: https://github.com/traviscross/mtr > Merge pull request #412 from 23hiro/master … 327dd3f 11 days ago
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by michaelmcdonald 4y ago
I'm guessing that HIV positive patients who also develop a type of cancer that can receive bone marrow transplants as treatment are rare. Bone marrow matches are extremely rare. Add to that: bone marrow matches with the particular muta
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by michaelmcdonald 4y ago
I, for one, welcome our impending zombie overlords.
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by michaelmcdonald 4y ago
Standard marketing 101. Can't fault them for doing what every other company on the face of the earth does.
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by michaelmcdonald 4y ago
If these are 1,000 year old coins found in an archeological site.... who do the coins "belong" to that were "robbed"?
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
Changelog: Emacs 28.1 has a wide variety of new features, including: - Native compilation of Lisp files - Text shaping with HarfBuzz and drawing with Cairo - Support for loading Secure Computing filters - Much improved display of Emoji and
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
I believe this is the key element: > she gave up her license after getting an appointment at the DOL was difficult. I'm not sure what DOL is a reference to; however I now many individuals struggled to get appointments at the Secreta
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
My hands have been spoiled by topre. My ears as well. It is the absolute best typing experience I've had (and I've tried a great many switch types).
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
I purchased Berkeley Mono to give it a shot. While I found it visually appealing, it still cannot compete in the terminal against Pragmata Pro due to how narrow Pragmata Pro is. I can fit so much more on my screen yet still have it be clean
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
I feel like you're making it more difficult than it has to be. If your company is hiring a software engineer, but doesn't know: A) what salary you can afford B) what skills level you need (SE I, SE II, SE III) I would be worried a
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
Because they feel they can get away with paying you less if you live in an area with a "lower cost of living". It's a way for the company to extract more value from the employee without having to pay the employee what they&#x
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
> Pay commensurate with added value. In a statement like that they have an idea of what is valuable and what they would be willing to pay for it. Seems like a perfect opportunity to give a salary range.
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
Sure you can! Michigan has a ban on smoking indoors and business grew for just about every bar and restaurant! Just gotta ban the right people. From what I can tell Twitter is doing that; but their business model is terrible and the platfor
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
I’m assuming you are using a Pi-hole to block the ads? From my understanding that is becoming less effective with companies like YouTube and Facebook since they serve ads directly from their domain.
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
Seat belts.
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
The author mentions utilizing Slack for this; do so with caution. The free Slack tier only keeps 10,000 messages in history with the added drawback of now your knowledge stash is stored on servers with a 3rd party company rather than files
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
Hasu controller is literally a game changer!!
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
I can think of at least one within relatively close driving distance to me and another at an outlet mall that’s an hour away. I live in the mid-Michigan area.
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
This is going beyond "political purity" as the guy was quite evidently involved in racist behaviors. Racism is not a political "right" or "wrong", it's just straight up wrong. Holocaust denial is another o
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
Apple does, but the product's website does not. As the above poster was pointing out: if the product is worth paying for the Op should make that clear.
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
Why the Falklands?
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
Throwing my vote behind this. It's extremely slick! I haven't had any issues with it working or reporting correctly and it ties into Home Assistant quite nicely!
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
I found this line to be particularly interesting: > In fact, like the majority of engineers nationwide, Wayne was not required to get a license since he worked for a company under the state’s “industrial exception.” A half-minute search
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
I, likewise, would be VERY interested to know more. Time is a precious commodity and anything to maximize the gains for the time spent would be appreciated!
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by michaelmcdonald 5y ago
You are in luck since they sell them as a 36x50: https://shop.telegeography.com/products/2021-submarine-cable...

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