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by prirun 2y ago
Another being injuries - ran into that myself. After 2 years of working out, 1.5 years with a personal trainer, I have had: - a knee injury when he put bands on my knees to do a "reverse wall sit", and I slingshotted out of it, k
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by prirun 2y ago
"First Contact" with anything new is usually jarring. It'd be much more useful to hear a review after using the thing every day for a year.
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by prirun 2y ago
> They sure spent days and months of blood and sweat but can't get around to do a last mile of uploading files. The people making these decisions didn't spend any time, blood, or sweat on producing this content. That's
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by prirun 2y ago
It's really sad to me that our politicians (and other people pushing for this kind of regulation) think that viewing naked people online, even having sex, is more damaging to "the children" than seeing people's guts spla
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by prirun 2y ago
And they keep getting bigger. The good news is, garages aren't, so there is an upper bound!
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by prirun 2y ago
Instead of AI, I'd settle for decent speech-to-text.
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by prirun 2y ago
I've had a couple of German cars, and a few Japanese cars. I'll never own another German car because the maintenance costs (my experience and that of a family member) are crazy compared to Japanese cars.
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by prirun 2y ago
SQLite encodes integers in a variable-length format, so it can be very space-efficient compared to always storing integers in 4 or 8 bytes.
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by prirun 2y ago
To put that into perspective: "The age-adjusted suicide rate in 2022 was 14.21 per 100,000 individuals." So 1.4 suicides per 100 is 100x the national average.
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by prirun 2y ago
"We" can all be opposed to swimming in our own poop, but that doesn't mean "we" have any ability to change it. The problem IMO is that individuals do care about the environment, but corporations and governments rea
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by prirun 2y ago
The same can be said for mainstream news channels.
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by prirun 2y ago
I bought a cheap Whirlpool microwave ($200), to replace my cheap Frigidare that lasted 20 years. It has this silencing feature and I love it. You hold 2 down for 3 seconds and it silences all beeping until the next power cycle. My only g
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by prirun 2y ago
I had a minor procedure a while back - enough that I had to be put under - and asked my nurse if she was happy with her job. She said yeah, she loved it, but she made more money as a barkeep! I was completely shocked, especially conside
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by prirun 2y ago
Native iOS Preview
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by prirun 2y ago
I grew up in the 60's and 70's in a middle-class family. Moms generally didn't work until maybe the mid 70's. In my family, there was no "allowance" and no extra money, so anything we (kids) wanted, we had to
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by prirun 2y ago
I live in the Midwest, and we've had 2 instances of week-long power outages. Our power lines are overhead in many cases, and we have tornadoes. In 2012 we had an EF4 near here: 166-200mph winds! Overhead power lines do not handle fl
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by prirun 2y ago
I started with 3 half-hour sessions every other day, T Th S. Then added Monday, then bumped to 45 minutes, then an hour, still 4x a week. In hindsight, I think it was a bit much and I would have done better sticking with 3 30min sessions
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by prirun 2y ago
Meanwhile, I can't get my iPad Pro to reliably display PDF files that have color and b/w images combined. Works fine on a Mac laptop.
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by prirun 2y ago
One problem with this strategy is that if someone crashes into you, an older car will likely be totaled, and the amount the insurance company gives you is not even close to what it will cost to replace the car. If you have taken care of yo
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by prirun 2y ago
Clone prevention strategy.
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by prirun 2y ago
> But don't get too excited by photos of the extensive cabling: As the auction site notes, "fiber optic and CAT5/6 cabling are excluded from the resale package."
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by prirun 2y ago
A relative used IF to lose around 80lb, back to a normal weight. She was pre-diabetic, now is diabetic. Her experience was, if she woke up and ate, she would eat all day. But if she ignored her hunger pains until 1 or 2 in the afternoon,
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by prirun 2y ago
This is called porting a mortgage, and the lender has to agree to it. If you have a low-interest mortgage, why would your lender agree to this when you sell your current house and want to port it to another house? I guess there is some inc
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by prirun 2y ago
I scanned my sheet music to load onto an iPad. I scanned the cover in color, then scanned the pages in b&w, then combined the two with Adobe Acrobat. Preview on MacOS reads these files fine, but the PDF viewer on iOS displays the cove
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by prirun 2y ago
It's no wonder we've never encountered advanced civilizations. Consider that we've had satellites in the sky less than 100 years, and there is concern over them affecting the Earth's magnetic field. Keep doing kind of
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by prirun 2y ago
Continue reading that section: "Missing values at the end of the record are filled in using the default value for the corresponding columns defined in the table schema." If you have a table with 5 columns and you only insert the f
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by prirun 3y ago
Why is it okay for one side to release 40 hostages and expect the other side to release hundreds? This happens all the time: some American who did drugs gets taken by Russia or China, and to get that person back, we give them 10 hardened c
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by prirun 3y ago
Doesn't seem that hard: https://www.amazon.com/GoTEK-SFR1M44-U100-Emulator-Industria...
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by prirun 3y ago
I wish they had included "Typical packet loss per day", which would include routine maintenance downtime. ISP's can easily optimize latency by throwing packets on the floor.
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by prirun 3y ago
One reason to reorder columns with SQLite is that if a column is usually null or has the default value, SQLite will not store the column at all if it is at the end of the row. It only saves a couple of bytes per column, but it is a reason

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