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by pooper 4y ago
That is good because I think as late as three years ago there was still at least one "laptop" (possibly more, only one I have heard of) which were heavy desktop replacement that required two power bricks during some gaming.
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by pooper 4y ago
I wonder if writing (bad?) software can also be toil. Like if I need to change the spelling or add a new configuration setting and I need to make sure to use the same spelling in three places because they are all "stringly(sic) typed&q
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by pooper 4y ago
> If actually everyone do this, we will even have an ID number that's not SSN. I had a similar thought but about a bank account. So apparently the Federal Reserve got into a lot of trouble for just considering giving every person a
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by pooper 4y ago
I interpreted it as post 2021.
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by pooper 4y ago
> Some companies don't do this sort of thing. That others do doesn't justify making this sort of choice with every company. Replace companies with jobseekers. Some jobseekers don't do this sort of thing. That others do do
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by pooper 4y ago
I didn't even think of the possibility of negative numbers. I can't ever imagine playing this x, 2x envelope game if there was any chance at all that the numbers would be negative. Like you open an envelope and it says I owe them
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by pooper 4y ago
What is to stop them once they get paid? Why wouldn't they just keep asking every month?
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by pooper 4y ago
> competition requires consolidation in order to acquire new lines of profit, it’s inevitable It may be inevitable but I think I have a solid idea to at least check its explosive growth. The CEO and the board (includes President) ought t
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by pooper 4y ago
Probably the fact that it went through an editorial process that somehow made it worse?
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by pooper 4y ago
» Thing is, we didn't have socialized medicine in say the 1970s, and I don't remember things being this bad or regulated. What happened? Or even more simply, we grew up. I was born in the late eighties. I was simply too young to u
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by pooper 4y ago
> Keep in mind your X1 was at least twice the price of this thing (honestly I feel they are overpriced, Asus do literally the same thing for $1k less) You cannot look at Lenovo sticker price. My conspiracy theory is it exists for the sam
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by pooper 4y ago
> Do not blog about it until and unless cleared to do so by a lawyer. I anal but do not blog about it EVEN IF cleated to do so by a lawyer. Get a second opinion anyways. It is you who risks prison, not the lawyer.
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by pooper 4y ago
The fact that we have to sue the government for it to cover the cost of medical treatment after falling because of literally crumbling infrastructure is what is ridiculous. They should be falling head over feet to offer to pay this person.
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by pooper 4y ago
Just curious, did you get 2000 as in eight hours a day, five days a week? It just reminds me of the rough estimate of the number of hours worked in a year which I find funny to think about the sun going to work in an office for five days a
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by pooper 4y ago
> I guess it probably depends upon ones consumption but this strategy seems outdated because nowadays private trackers/groups eg discords seem to make up a much larger share of piracy etc but I guess that’s more hurting all of the p
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by pooper 4y ago
I think you are right. If Google thought even a small minority of people would subscribe to it, too small to make a dent in revenue, Google should do it if it is enough to show advertisers that "inventory" is limited and to use it
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by pooper 4y ago
I am glad to see scoop called out in the list of installation methods. I use scoop and like the idea behind scoop. Applications should install in my user_profile when possible and should only require sudo when it isn't possible. All ne
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by pooper 4y ago
> If all these people know about it, why haven't we heard of this before? While I submit that the article has probably no value on its own, I don't think your argument makes sense either. I think it is expected that people in p
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by pooper 4y ago
I think gasoline or diesel is a commodity because for the most part a gallon of gasoline is a gallon of gasoline whether you buy it at Shell or at Costco. I mean Shell will probably try to say they have better detergents or whatever but for
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by pooper 4y ago
> Rabbits like carrot leaves, not the part of the carrot we eat. I took care of a pair of rabbits for a bit as a child. As relatively poor people, I couldn't afford to feed the rabbits actual carrots. I remember feeling amused at ho
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by pooper 4y ago
If you use sane markup, modern browsers have "reader mode" that will take care of presentation for the most part. If you don't want to learn web design, you don't have to learn web design. Keep creating and serving sensi
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by pooper 4y ago
Is this how I do that? $ sudo lsusb -s 004 --verbose Bus 001 Device 004: ID 06cb:00bd Synaptics, Inc. Prometheus MIS Touch Fingerprint Reader Device Descriptor: bLength 18 bDescriptorType 1
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by pooper 4y ago
> Wonderful keyboard, good Linux support (even fingerprint reader works). I am on a T490s with Fedora now (this machine). Any tips on how you got the fingerprint sensor to work? $ cat /etc/os-release NAME="Fed
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by pooper 4y ago
We are never going to see those really inexpensive sub ten thousand dollar electric cars, are we?
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by pooper 4y ago
How much did it cost to run? Did you have any money coming in at all?
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by pooper 4y ago
I just checked my old bus route when I used to work in Kansas City. Driving from Corporate Woods, Overland Park to Westbottoms Missouri is 19 minutes. The bus takes over an hour including a sixteen minute walk. In other words, nothing has c
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by pooper 4y ago
At the risk is starting the obvious, you only really experience an instant though. Everything else is I a memory.
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by pooper 4y ago
As far as I remember, no. This is just the sticker price. This is a conservative estimate for people who are not real estate professionals, probably looking to buy a house to rent for the first time. Based on the other comment reply, it sou
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by pooper 4y ago
A real estate investment newsletter suggests that for a successful real estate investment, as a rule of thumb you should be able to charge almost one percent of the cost of the house as rent because a rational investor shouldn't count
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by pooper 4y ago
> Plus, literally all of the other devs on my team repeatedly committed secure credentials to git no matter how many times I tried to teach them how to use a .gitignore file Why do they even need to have access to production secure crede

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