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by mod 4y ago
> don't talk to the police Fully agree. > you can't talk your way out of charges Fully disagree. I can think of many situations where you talk your way out of charges. One is a traffic ticket. Another is a domestic dispute w
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by mod 4y ago
My 78-year-old father, who doesn't even drink or smoke, gets Norcos for his back. He's a pool player and he just uses them when he plays long enough to trigger his back pain; on a normal day at the house, he won't use any. Th
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by mod 4y ago
My blog. Specifically, I was blogging solutions to the first N Euler problems.
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by mod 4y ago
A lot of smart devices create their own local wireless network for setup, and manage the process of switching between them. Pretty valid use case IMO.
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by mod 4y ago
The idea that we should use react to do a form input suggestion... To avoid spaghetti code? I can't make that logical jump. If you can't keep that tiny bit of code organized, why do you want to pile on the entirety of react and wh
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by mod 4y ago
> Last years, using MVC framework was not an option as soon as you wanted a dynamic front-end. Having to reload a full page for every user action leads to a bad user experience and is indeed, not acceptable in 2022. When it's needed
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by mod 4y ago
I need to join you in this. Unfortunately I like to buy certain things used--vehicles, appliances, outdoor equipment--that is larger and heavier than I care to ship. So I have a Facebook account, unfollowed everyone, and just use marketplac
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by mod 4y ago
I bought and sold a lot, and I've never had a bad experience as a buyer. About 10% of selling experiences were bad, whether because of scams or just shady or entitled buyers. Lastly, though I generally did my best, a few things that ga
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by mod 4y ago
If you scroll a little too far at the end, it'll lock you out and prompt you to login. Basically as soon as the first "recommended" tweet is displayed mid-screen. The way I scroll as I read, I often have to go back and reload
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by mod 4y ago
I did the same! And now every time I go to use the thing I have to look up how to read it again. I don't do highly accurate work very often, obviously. I don't like buying non-rechargeable batteries, though, so cell batteries are
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by mod 4y ago
I have one and didn't even know it could run on batteries. I've always used a power cord.
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by mod 4y ago
Probably which position the zero is at, and maybe which measurement system you're using.
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by mod 4y ago
I buy a lot of those little timers for my business. They get pretty heavy use, maybe running timers for about 6 hours per day. They don't last anywhere near decades for us. Anyway, my insight is simply that some of them turn off the LC
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by mod 4y ago
I agree, but perhaps he meant something more like: "There's about as much evidence to convict [the guy] as there is to convict you or me."
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by mod 4y ago
No, since nearly everyone uses 3rd-party apps to do that. Destiny Item Manager or Ishtar Commander. I use the official app to get my bounties, that's it.
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by mod 4y ago
> An alternative is for a meatbag civilization to go virtual. Is there a name for this theory? It seems inevitable to me, so I'm curious to hear the counter-arguments
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by mod 4y ago
I share roughly this connection to caffeine. I (always) get the withdrawals after about 2 days of no caffeine, which is usually accidental. I normally ingest quite a lot via soda & "energy" mio flavoring, but sometimes I'
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by mod 4y ago
I like those same types of things when I bake bread. You might give that a shot, if you haven't, and two of those activities sounds better than one. Bread aroma vs coffee aroma...maybe up for debate, but I'll take the bread.
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by mod 4y ago
How many of those zillion contracts have been tested in a court of law? (As that is the relevant context here)
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by mod 4y ago
I also motorcycle, and have arrived at similar solutions. I'm not quite a digital nomad, but I have been in the past, and I retained a lot of those habits. My favorite hack you already mentioned--the little adapters to turn usb c into
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by mod 4y ago
Are we meant to guess what you're hinting about?
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by mod 4y ago
Great start. I live in a very rural area, so a lot of my norms might look like prepping to other people. Vehicles: I cannot cheaply or easily summon a mechanic or tow truck. So I keep tools and supplies to change tires and patch tires. I do
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by mod 4y ago
How many variants have you programmed? Why?
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by mod 4y ago
I've used STEAL, ROUND for almost the entire ~80 games I've played, and I'm still 100% so far, no assistance or grepping. (Notably very close to the author's first two guesses he came up with without assistance) I have a
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by mod 4y ago
My friend opens with ADIEU I think it's bad strategy, but might help meet your goals, because D is pretty good.
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by mod 4y ago
I've used your site several times, thanks!
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by mod 4y ago
They're around 60 cents right now.
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by mod 4y ago
> They grow spurs in a few years and they will use them on you, and your kids. I was lucky for a few years until my most recent rooster. He's been the only one that was aggressive with the family. I used to go out armed with a trash
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by mod 4y ago
I've done similar things. I use 25lb dog feeders for chicken layer pellets (inside), I have an enclosed outdoor run, and I had a nipple waterer with a pretty big reservoir. And neighbors to check in in the past, although now I have cam
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by mod 4y ago
"before the soil is over taxed"

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