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by mingus88 4y ago
Oh come on now, that's enough money to buy you a very nice 2 bedroom home in a remote suburb of a nice city.
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by mingus88 4y ago
How do you know? Are you reading them? If so, you're just exposing them to more of the elements that will degrade them. They were never designed to last forever. And if you're not reading them regularly, then you'll only fin
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by mingus88 4y ago
Here's why this really stinks. The writers of Dark wrapped up every mystery. It was through composed from the start and even the choice of 3 seasons was thematically relevant (same reason why the logo is a three sided knot) We have eve
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by mingus88 4y ago
Yes the AC didn't start that bit of indoctrination, but renewed it for a new generation. It was published in the 70s when the counter culture was at it's strongest.
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by mingus88 4y ago
The prevailing theory when I was in high school was that this AC was a honeypot. Anybody trying to order the misspelled chemical names in the AC to cook homemade explosives would get a visit from the FBI Even the size of it suggests that it
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by mingus88 4y ago
Ironically, the US has a head start on a nationwide EV charging network specifically because VW was a bad faith actor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrify_America#History VW only did this because they were forced to
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by mingus88 4y ago
Chewing is a process that totally destroys the physical structure of the food, and exposes it to oxidation. Chewing is not what anybody ever means when they talk about processed food.
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by mingus88 4y ago
I, for one, only read an article if something is being SLAMMED
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by mingus88 4y ago
I mean, it literally interferes with anonymity in the most fundamental way. "Everywhere you go, even when you're not actively using your phone, it's still listening." - Edward Snowden With a SIM card, you are by definiti
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by mingus88 4y ago
In addition to what eurasiantiger said, it's been a best practice for decades to keep the root environment default and untouched. At a behavioral level, you don't want to make root's environment so comfortable that you use it
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by mingus88 4y ago
It's called COBRA and it's basically a system that allows you to keep paying for your insurance for a limited time after you lose your employment. https://www.dol.gov/general/topic/health-plans/cobra
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by mingus88 4y ago
I would prefer that they charge me for the service, if that means they keep my data private and don't sell it to any number of shady brokers who aren't acting in my best interest.
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by mingus88 4y ago
Board members aren't creating IP. That's really the only issue I can side with on the employer's side. I've worked a full time w/ benefits job and freelanced on the side. The only aspect of that I would feel that wo
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by mingus88 4y ago
The article says this advice has been met with mockery, but provided no examples. Can anyone enlighten us? I've traveled quite a bit, and have always had a name/address tag on my luggage per airline guidance, and have found it su
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by mingus88 4y ago
> If they knew so much about me why is it that I dislike most that they show me? If you engage with it, they'll keep showing it to you. Their goal is not to make you happy, it's to keep you engaged so there is an audience for
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by mingus88 4y ago
You're going to need to source this "smoking does not cause cancer" claim because evidence is increasingly mounting that even non-tobacco related smoke is linked to higher rates of cancer https://www.thelancet.com&
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by mingus88 4y ago
That's just not how startups work. The entire phase startup of company is growth growth growth so any indication of that trajectory slowing/stopping is death. It's always coming overnight with no forewarning just due to the n
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by mingus88 4y ago
There's no conspiracy. Apple has their own proprietary bluetooth chips, the W1, and it pairs better with Airpods than with any other brand's headsets. https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/what-is-apple-w1-blu
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by mingus88 4y ago
Not sure if you're joking but I bought a media player and a point-and-shoot camera within the past few years. I wanted to reduce the influence of a smartphone on my life. They're both next level when compared the the capabilities
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by mingus88 5y ago
I feel like the antithesis of this whole discussion I recently bought a shortwave receiver for the first time in my life. I specifically wanted something useful for when the "always-connected" stuff fails. I completely embraced b
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by mingus88 5y ago
This perpetual outrage is particularly funny when you consider Apple Pay/Cash can also embrace crypto at any moment. That’s in character for Apple. Then what? Does the author immediately throw away their expensive laptop and get a Sur
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by mingus88 5y ago
It is established legal precedent that the police have no duty to protect or serve the public https://www.barneslawllp.com/blog/police-not-required-protec...
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by mingus88 5y ago
You lost me at “fabricated Steele dossier” because as I was closely following everything Muller related in real time, including reading all 300+ pages of the report (which it seems few bothered to do) one thing became abundantly clear is th
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by mingus88 5y ago
It's incredibly uncomfortable. I don't want my cleats to score up someone's floor so I end up walking on the side-edge of my feet. And every step makes inordinate amounts of clicking so that I feel like I'm a hot girl i
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by mingus88 5y ago
What are you guys expecting? A complete dissection of the government’s network topology, and detailed inventory of past and future mitigations? These are classified gov systems. We are lucky to get an acknowledgment that something even happ
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by mingus88 5y ago
OP could be referring to the overwhelming impact of Trump on Twitter and his penchant toward bullying and violence. I don't log into Twitter. I don't "surround myself" with any accounts. Yet, the platform is inescapably
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by mingus88 5y ago
Tell me, who are these Californians? Are they the tech workers who flooded California from every corner of the world? Are they the migrant workers who flooded California to work in the largest agricultural state in the nation? Are they the
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by mingus88 5y ago
You can still buy parts for a 1929 Ford Model A I'm putting good money down that Ford sells a ton of EV F150s and you'll be able to find OEM and aftermarket parts for them as long as fleet vehicles are gonna fleet.
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by mingus88 5y ago
Does anyone actually care about this latest wedge issue that is manufactured to stoke a culture war?
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by mingus88 8y ago
that’s the power of branding. We can't lament the passing of all the mom and pop stores because there is no common brand to unite us. Back then the brand stood for the enemy. The faceless corporation. Now the brand represents a time

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