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by qes 6y ago
I had a B&W LaserJet for so long that I couldn't easily get it to work on Windows anymore, which is rare, especially for a basic printer. It seemed likely possible as a slightly later but very similar model was still in the include
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by qes 6y ago
It seems like most people go with a simple FIFO or LIFO strategy, and crypto transaction tools support usually one or the other or both. Tracking cost basis for specific coins is considerably less common and I'm not sure what tools off
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by qes 6y ago
> taking the picture of someone... allows you to have a total control over that person Please, explain? This sounds like nothing more than hyperbolic nonsense.
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by qes 6y ago
Yes, and precisely on November 1st this year my child will start sleeping exactly one hour longer in the morning, because it is now official of course. Huge /s, obviously. Whether or not children need more sleep in the winter, they&#x2
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by qes 6y ago
MN here. I would be much happier with Daylight time year round as well.
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by qes 6y ago
and what is not easy to know or perceive is the gradual reduction of your currency's purchasing power over time due to inflating supply.
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by qes 6y ago
> if you had invested in November 2013 Cherry picking the singularly worst point. > 4 years of being in the red is a hard pill to swallow For which you would've been rewarded with nearly all of the months since 2017 with 500%+ ga
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by qes 6y ago
all of the simple player boxes like roku et al have terrible support for playing plain old media files whether via USB storage or over a network (which is often not a feature at all, and forget the smart tv built-in players altogether). I&#
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by qes 6y ago
Life on earth isn't an apartment building. What if you could only tell if the building had ever caught fire and how long ago it first caught fire? You can't tell how many times it caught fire, or when the last time was, or how man
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by qes 6y ago
I find your comment odd, given the high percentage of "XXX hosted SCM is down today" posts that are about Gitlab.
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by qes 6y ago
> Maybe this is overly simplistic... eventually the COL in SV will start to equalize with other places in the country like Chicago, won't it? Chicago with an actual winter will likely never have the demand that California with it&#x
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by qes 6y ago
In Minneapolis or the close burbs or the fancy farther out burbs (Minnetonka, Wayzata) a 6 br lakefront house in not-great condition is over $1M. If it's a nice house, good shape, way over $1M. But you can go 30 minutes and change outs
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by qes 6y ago
The uses you mention are common, but digital signage for advertising is big in retail. It's almost always trying to drive you to purchases. Some network operators run 3rd party advertising to offset costs of running their network. Also
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by qes 6y ago
"How to desolder power from your built in 5G network adapter" I give it 20 years before we have to root our TV's to disable tracking while keeping it functional - and that might be optimistic - the industry could get there in
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by qes 6y ago
My sense of smell has been not particularly great for many years - probably from some meth use as a teenager. If covid gave me anosmia I doubt I'd even notice.
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by qes 6y ago
> unofficial patches made to shore up any systems too embedded to move off XP still Too embedded to move off XP but they're going to install a home brew version of WinXP? Extremely doubtful.
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by qes 6y ago
> Although something to consider is liquidity issues. Right... if you have tens to hundreds of millions of U.S. dollar's worth.
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by qes 6y ago
If I had, let's say, less than $1000 worth of drugs - enough for a few weeks of personal consumption, but on occasion I sell a bit to one of my buddies. Does that make me a "distributor"? It did according to the law. You&#x27
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by qes 6y ago
> in state prisons, drug possession is about 3% of cases You're going to need to source that unbelievably low number. In my state, drug crimes represent the second largest proportion of prison inmates - a bit fewer than criminal sex
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by qes 6y ago
Awareness of anthropogenic climate change goes back quite a bit further than 1896. https://daily.jstor.org/how-19th-century-scientists-predicte...
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by qes 6y ago
Six figure (albeit lower end of that, and without RSUs) SWE jobs exist in quantity all over the U.S. There isn't a single state where you shouldn't expect to be getting a six figure salary with no more than 5 years working experie
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by qes 6y ago
I've had only Logitech keyboards and mice on my main desktops for over 2 decades, on Windows, with SetPoint installed, and never once have I ever seen an ad pop up from their software.
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by qes 6y ago
Wouldn't you assume the age-in and age-out are quite similar? Why would you lean towards assuming it differs by such an astounding amount over a relatively short time period?
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by qes 6y ago
> an order of magnitude less than OPs figure for datacenter power-usage You mean the figure that OP first increased by 4 orders of magnitude, right?
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by qes 6y ago
The article is quite specific to the .Net garbage collector. Only some of the most general concepts touched on in the introductory sections apply to other garbage collected languages.
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by qes 6y ago
You know the Federal Reserve is not a government agency, right?
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by qes 6y ago
I never understood this either. So many apps pop up a window to enter my credentials to Google or Facebook or whatever in a manner that just screams don't put your password in here you have no idea who's hosting this form.
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by qes 6y ago
> almost every movie Your kidding yourself. We could limit to movies released in U.S. theaters in the past 20 years and you'd still be completely wrong.
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by qes 6y ago
> a family member and software dev just bought the latest macbook pro coming from about an 8 year old macbook pro. Apparently he doesn't perceive much real world performance difference between the 2 machines. I'd say the same t
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by qes 6y ago
> At work we had a Sendgrid account that got compromised Parent commenter's account was compromised. Are you assuming its SendGrid's fault the account was compromised? I'd assume the opposite.

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