protonbob

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by protonbob 1y ago
This was obviously a joke
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by protonbob 1y ago
A proof of time spent cryptocurrency is the only way I can see a way out of this.
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by protonbob 1y ago
Especially for those who believe in an afterlife, why would you fight while siting on the edge of a mass grave (a hopeless situation) when you think you have something better waiting for you?
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by protonbob 1y ago
Most soldiers wear ceramic armor. But I know that’s not what you many.
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by protonbob 1y ago
Why look it up online when good results are buried under ads and the websites themselves are choked with astroturfed content. The exception is when libraries have good documentation.
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by protonbob 1y ago
The key is "at random". Businesses are not randomly assigned to use ADP
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by protonbob 1y ago
What’s a decent vintage watch that is simple to buy these days on eBay? I don’t care for the brand but I would love to have a vintage watch with a Swiss movement.
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by protonbob 1y ago
Was it this one? https://sourceforge.net/projects/trigger-rally/
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by protonbob 1y ago
I remember this game as well. I wish I could remember the exact name.
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by protonbob 1y ago
Even more, why did we REQUIRE them to be vaccinated for COVID.
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The flip phone web: browsing with the original Opera Mini(spacebar.news)
123 points by protonbob 1y ago|76 comments
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by protonbob 1y ago
If you’re looking for comfort in Christianity, I agree that you aren’t going to find it. Jesus explicitly says that we will suffer in this life. There are comforts in the Christian life but on the whole, it’s not a tool for finding “benefit
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by protonbob 1y ago
Burn out doesn't seem so bad when you compare it to your family and friends who barely have enough to eat.
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by protonbob 1y ago
In the US, the mortgage markets are propped up by the government and are basically subsidized as good investment vehicles. You can pretty much guarantee that governments aren't going to get their act together and make housing affordabl
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by protonbob 1y ago
Stories like these where bad actors take over regulatory bodies make me curious why people are so trusting of central government authorities especially when it comes to the food that they consume. Sometimes there isn't a better option
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by protonbob 2y ago
I think it's somewhat funny that two of the images in this blog post, the two signs, and the miner, are commonly used to mock faux intellectualism and a feeling of moral superiority.
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by protonbob 2y ago
I'm a very casual sailor but I love this website and its web 1.0 feel. Great sight to explore and find something new.
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Sailing from Berkeley to Hawaii in a 19ft Sailboat(potter-yachters.org)
143 points by protonbob 2y ago|88 comments
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by protonbob 2y ago
I've found that as C# gains much of the features that F# has and will soon gain more (pattern matching, functions as first class data types, great fp libraries, etc) the "moat" that F# has over C# has gotten smaller. I write
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by protonbob 2y ago
Who said it was? It is the flagship editor though.
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by protonbob 2y ago
> which is quite odd for what is supposed to be the flagship editor for F# The flagship editor is Visual Studio, not vs code.
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by protonbob 2y ago
Snow leopard was my favorite operating system ever. I used it on my first real computer, a horrible Asus eeepc netbook and it worked flawlessly. Best hackintosh I've ever used. Of course I used it on official hardware as well but it br
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by protonbob 2y ago
tbh canned tomatoes actually taste better because they aren't raising them for appearance like the horrible ones at the grocery store.
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by protonbob 2y ago
I'm going to wager an uneducated guess. Black people are less likely to go to the doctor for both economic and historical reasons so images from them are going to be underrepresented. So in some way I guess you could say that yes, late
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by protonbob 2y ago
> I can’t tell you the number of times people have asked me for “development” or “leveling” conversations where I get excited and start talking about learning, skills gaps, and such and it’s clear all they wanted to talk about was salar
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by protonbob 2y ago
Would you say the same about music or fine art? What is the "point" exactly? History's greatest writers and artists have generally been able to dedicate their time to working because they are supported financially by selling
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by protonbob 2y ago
The author seems to think that everybody works this way. In reality, many of us work 40-45 hour weeks with no on call and low amounts of meetings. These jobs are in the boring (military, banking, insurance etc) sectors but I make a good, no
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by protonbob 2y ago
Wow this basically "solves" DRM for books as well as opening up the door for digitizing old texts more accurately.
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by protonbob 2y ago
freedom of speech is notably absent here.
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by protonbob 2y ago
Using any of these passages as a prooftext for a particular position about the effects of God's wrath and drawing a singular conclusion from them is indeed incorrect, but it does not mean that there is a real contradiction. For example

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