pnutjam

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   by pnutjam 5y ago

   Bingo, you find a problem that's been broken for 6 months, it's not an emergency. It will still be broken tomorrow. Also see, when everything is a priority/emergency, nothing is.... The squeaky wheel has to be actively on fir
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   by pnutjam 5y ago

   Duh, it solves the; other people are making money and not me part. But not for you of course, for the crypto scammers.
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   by pnutjam 5y ago

   Everyone who doesn't vote and ignores their role in Democracy let's this happen. The president matters much less then the Mayor or the Governor.
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   by pnutjam 5y ago

   >me confused again by your rhetoric about "subsidies to the rich." If you hire people, you should pay them. Every person who works for less then minimum wage is impacting the wages of people working for more then. It's a r
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   by pnutjam 5y ago

   I failed hard on an edit to pamd, which resulted in any password being accepted for any user. Anything but no password. Not something I would usually test for, but lesson learned. Thank his noodliness we don't have ssh exposed anywhere
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   by pnutjam 5y ago

   I'm either arguing with an 11 year old or someone willfully ignorant. >so your simultaneous opposition to it is rather confusing. No opposition to welfare. It should be more generous and more readily avaliable. >you realize the m
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   by pnutjam 5y ago

   Paying low wages subsidizes the wealthy. Work should pay enough to live on. When is doesn't, we make up the difference with charity or a social safety net. Here comes the old trope that everyone needs employment to be happy. We can aff
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   by pnutjam 5y ago

   Take a look at the Irish potato famine for a good example.
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   by pnutjam 5y ago

   Tell me you don't read history without telling my you don't read history. The minimum wage is necessary because of the way labor is viewed in America. We subsidize the wealthy enough without letting them destroy the working class
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    No need to reduce minimum wage if we had a decent safety net. In reality, we do. Look how many people are "on disability", many of them could work. They are often trapped in physical labor because of the area the live, or lack of
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    There has never been a "rural" empire. You're basically advocating a return to serfdom. Breaking the links between cities and rural areas will just strand people in rural areas. Cities will get fed, they have the people and t
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    Then you'd put that in cron.d/ something like 5 * * * * would run at 12:05, 1:05, 2:05, 3:05, etc...
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    As a wise person once said, "Mind your own business". Take care of yourself and those around you and the rest will fall into place.
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    Please elaborate on why this might matter? I can't think of any scenarios.
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    burn down much faster... https://idahonews.com/news/local/how-fast-can-new-houses-bur...
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    encore! ::clap::clap::
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    I have 2 sets from Monoprice, both pretty inexpensive. The cheapest ones don't have a very good microphone and they are tinny, but fine for podcasts. They also switch ears and pair easily like a champ. I can Pair either one, pull out t
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    you just drop your script in /etc/cron.hourly.
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    anacron has @roboot, I use it in my cron.d/ It will also run things that were scheduled to run when the server was turned off.
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    I read that the ordered vacating the injunction compelled Thedacare to pay them for Monday at the new Ascension pay rate.
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    Chesterton never working in an Enterprise, here are the most common reasons for a fence. 1. developer, who's long gone, only supported road with fence, not road 2. budget needed to be spent and fence was the right price 3. friend of a
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    Here's a good documentary that explains how something like bitcoin works. =D https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3105306/
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    I tried one of those, but you can only use them with left or right hand and the wheel still aggravates my wrist. Swapping from left to right seems better. I also add in a little weight training and I don't have any problems.
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    I actually swap between a split keyboard and regular keyboard. I find the variation helps.
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    Business class is where it's at. Especially for laptops. A latitude is going to outlast and inspiron any day, and you can get parts for about a decade.
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    I've never had issues with typing. It's the mouse that irritates my wrist. I swap it from side to side to alleviate the problem. i do have wider hands...
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    I hardly think a once a decade census is "constantly reminding people of their racial catagory". From my experience, it would be the rascists doing the constant reminding, and not just the cross burning kinds. I've met all ki
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    I ran all my old photos through a script that renamed them all based on the exif date. This made it way easier to organize. I have a server at home with a 4tb drive shared out with Samba and of course sftp (xfs). There is a 2nd internal dri
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    I never open my windows unless I'm trying to air out something.
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    by pnutjam 5y ago

    haha... no, but their parents feel special. NY public schools used their gifted program as a way to keep white kids in majority non-white schools.