nihilist_t21

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by nihilist_t21 2mo ago
My first thought too. Someone dump the rom!
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by nihilist_t21 3mo ago
Hey Fabien! It doesn't look like the link for this article is on your main page. I love your posts and check the main page frequently each week; I totally missed it until I saw it here.
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by nihilist_t21 10mo ago
I love 86Box! I use it on my MacBook to run that sweet spot of Windows 95/98 games that won't run in DosBox or a Win11 VM.
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by nihilist_t21 1y ago
I work for an oil and gas brokerage company. What you say is absolutely true (Especially your last sentence!). Some wild stories. We've certainly dug up some family drama throughout the whole process.
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by nihilist_t21 2y ago
Naw I have a 15" one (9510) and it has two M.2 slots.
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by nihilist_t21 2y ago
Ahh I miss Foone's threads on Twitter/X!!! They were always such an interesting joy to read. I know they migrated off of Twitter/X and they were one of the ones I was most sad to see leave. But given 95-99% of the accounts I
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by nihilist_t21 2y ago
I had no idea that scene was somewhat accurate! I just watched it and had the same feelings you did.
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by nihilist_t21 3y ago
Backbone One? I recently got the non-PlayStation branded one for my iPhone and I love it. I had been wanting one for a while, and finally jumped when they released the Gen 2 version with swappable mounts to support cases. It’s been fantasti
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by nihilist_t21 3y ago
Oh man I eat their rolled oats every morning for breakfast! I had no idea Bob Moore was an actual person with a true story and not just a face and a name on a package from some long-dead founder to fake being a small business. I’m big into
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by nihilist_t21 3y ago
This is fantastic! I had no idea this project was a thing. While I love HoMM3 and the HD Mod/HoA, HoMM2 was the one I played first and will always be my favorite.
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by nihilist_t21 4y ago
My house has a lot of small rock landscaping for water drainage. You can't rake the leaves over that without taking all the rock with it.
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by nihilist_t21 5y ago
+1 on the bell peppers. Delicious to snack on.
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by nihilist_t21 5y ago
I just watch the NFL, but I get the majority of games each season for free over-the-air in HD with a $20 antenna.
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by nihilist_t21 5y ago
> I'm excluding "live" TV because I can't imagine why anyone would subject themselves to that cesspool. Live sports.
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by nihilist_t21 5y ago
Hey! The author wrote PuTTY! That was a very informative read. I feel like I am the exact target audience: I'm coming from a programing background steeped in C# and I'm learning C from the K&R book.
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
Reminds me of the "fun" year after year of getting into Blizzcon. Friends and I managed to snag tickets for 2011, (there wasn't a 2012 Blizzcon), 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018 before finally calling it off. I believe
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
A decade ago puts you at .NET Framework 4.0 or so, and C# version 4. A lot has changed since then. While your old books would still be somewhat relevant, you are missing out on a lot of new features in both C# and .NET. Especially since dep
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
> ...or have access to a licensed copy of the "real" Microsoft Office, the desktop app, which doesn't lag (that much), where all keyboard shortcuts work, drag-and-drop isn't too surprising, and you can use over a slow
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
You are correct. In my experience, government lots that go for the minimum bid at auction are VERY wildcat in nature. Federal mineral rights with proven reserves can go for thousands of dollars an acre at auction.
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
They are open auctions, yes, but it appears from the article that the BLM has taken steps in the past to cancel leases that have been purchased explicitly to prevent drilling from occurring. Regardless of how you feel about that, you could
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
I am quite familiar with Duchesne County from my work. But yes, the right of ingress and egress applies to holders of mineral rights. I am sure there are bad apples, but the clients I've worked with have been very accommodating to surf
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
Here's a link from the BLM's website about the sale, which is to take place September 2020: https://eplanning.blm.gov/eplanning-ui/project/2000028/510
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
No these are leases for mineral rights, the surface rights are an entirely different issue.
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
> Imagine a 10,000 acre parcel where every other acre is owned by a non-profit (if it works that way) This starts to get complicated and varies state to state. You don't have to (and often won't) control 100% of the minerals un
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
Interesting! A quick Google search shows the BLM did deny the lease stating their lack of intent to drill. I did not know they had the ability to do that. I am inclined to believe now that a big effort to tie up Federal minerals would make
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
It GREATLY depends on the area. Just because someone nominated Federal acreage up for leasing doesn't mean there is anything worthwhile to drill on. That said, if a lease receives bids from different companies, you can assume there is
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
Yes you could! These lease sales can get quite expensive if they're worth anything to oil and gas companies. My company has been party to auctions for clients that have stretched into seven figures alone. Other times, many leases don&#
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
Hey cool! Something I have first hand experience with as an oil and gas accountant. The Federal Government, as you can imagine, controls vast amounts of mineral acreage and the nomination process is how these plots of mineral rights are bro
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by nihilist_t21 6y ago
Yes! The source for Magic Carpet would be awesome!
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by nihilist_t21 7y ago
While I knew both the space bar and 3D Touch anywhere tricks, I had no idea about the word selection mode! Makes me glad my XS Max still has 3D Touch.

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