p3llin0r3

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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
Illinois is unique, though. The thing is: part of a person's paycheck goes into a fund that is supposed to support their pension. So they're not really passing the buck to the next generation, the money they contribute is supposed
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
Kubernetes USES docker, so it's not a competitor. The main benefits over the competing docker project, Docker Swarm, is that it does WAY MORE, is 100% free and open source, and has much better adoption. I would argue that with Docker S
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
If you look up the dudes nonprofit income it's like 300k. These people are either liars or incredibly nieve
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
If you use Firefox, you can use the "Reader view" to center align and dark-mode the page contents. I use it constantly, great feature. If you use Pocket, it will do the same thing. I'm sure there is a chrome plugin that does
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
Evanston has the metra, not the el. Fewer stops. And even THEN, you have to get to your actual place of work from the transportation station. And things have changed even in the last 5 years. It adds up: If you don't live close to the
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
They're extremely progressive nowadays, but here is the article: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/portland-race-against-the-past-...
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
Yeah, the rising rent is totally unacceptable. There need to be more homes built YESTERDAY to keep up with demand, but that is it's OWN can of worms. I feel that ALL U.S. cities have been blind-sided by the population boom, and all of
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
I've been looking at a move to Portland from Chicago for the past year. I've never seen the show, I've lived in Chicago for the past 10 years. ( Online ) Portlanders love to say that people are moving there for the show, are
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
Oh man I FORGOT about how bad code sharing is in terraform! Great point!
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
Upon further reflection: I disagree with people saying he shouldn't change the name / "muh PC culture", but honestly I kinda feel sorry for him because it's going to be a bunch of work for something that's REAL
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
It's really not antiquated in the US ( where I live ), and people DO use it as a slur. To be clear: I was responding to comments in the mailing list
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
Gimp is unfortunately named
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
Honestly that just sounds like lazy closed captioning software xD
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
> should you censor a word that's otherwise perfectly fine because of its use in slang? Yes, you should. What is "slang", how about we just call it what it is: Language. Also it began being used as a racial slur in 1837 s
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
A few months ago I spent a week hiking through the Cordillera Blanca mountain range with 6 other people. We ALL got diarrhea at some point, it was absolutely brutal. I'm going to continue filtering my water.
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
I've had no problems with the Pixel 2, I actually love. it. So I guess what I'm trying to say here is: OK GUY.
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by p3llin0r3 9y ago
I see this sentiment coming a lot from Portlanders. I understand that rent is rising in your area. That is awful. But you do realize that Portland's rent is comparable to the rent in many other US metros? In fact, it's cheaper tha
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by p3llin0r3 10y ago
> That's why there are so many movies about superheroes and rebellious people with psychic powers and so on. People have ALWAYS told stories of humans / Gods / Demigods with super powers. I agree that a lot of modern cinem