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qup
3y ago
"This screwdriver has a lot of problems when driving a nail! I'm going to hold out using screwdrivers until they become more capable."
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3y ago
This is a lot like an ad. I mean, it even reads like one. If I was the guy selling it, I'd have signed off on all this copy.
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qup
3y ago
They must run a bug free system. Probably TempleOS
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3y ago
did you get into unix?
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3y ago
They already did answer with a different option (T-shirts)
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3y ago
Wasn't said whether he was caught at it
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3y ago
My first code was vb6. Shoutout to any nerds from the #vb6 private chat on AOL. I made some aol "progz" as we called them--mainly programs that interacted with the AOL client, sending automated messages or watching for commands. I
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qup
3y ago
Green party?
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3y ago
He was found guilty of owning an improvised firearm that he maintains he had nothing to do with
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3y ago
Observer mode
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3y ago
Once covered up today, it revealed its true color: pink. Hardly the raging fireball they make it out to be.
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3y ago
I own a cash only bar. I bought an ATM and don't charge a fee to use it. It's right next to the bar. We still get some walkouts, but not very often. We have a strong reputation.
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3y ago
Zing! I've never attended one, but I can imagine it. > import antigravity
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3y ago
> Whenever I told friends of mine I was working on a story about cheating at bass fishing, they always asked the same thing: How in the world do you cheat at bass fishing? Let me count the ways, I’d tell them. > By far, the most commo
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3y ago
I find many of my previous positions to be stupid.
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3y ago
Similarly, if anyone is in Hot Springs, AR, that'll make two of us.
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qup
3y ago
It would take microseconds after a complete program was written by a human? It no longer requires an expert human
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3y ago
I walk, and solve the problem in my head. I have also programmed in a hammock, but I had to let it close me in like a cocoon, otherwise I would be too distracted.
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3y ago
The people who confuse that mostly have not done very much reading. Audibly, those words are identical.
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3y ago
Which ceremony was that?
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qup
3y ago
Oh you're right then, I withdraw my point. It's impossible to learn to work on cars.
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3y ago
It's probably spaghetti code
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3y ago
Luckily, "those who do" now have youtube channels with videos for almost any car job you need to do, with the specific make and model. The boomer way wasn't that easy, but it actually finally IS easy to learn to work on cars.
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qup
3y ago
"Hip" people don't surf the Internet, not really. They would say "I'm on insta"
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3y ago
I agree with your premise, but not your opinion. I don't want to get paid to be idle, talk at the water cooler, or take a long lunch.
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3y ago
Volunteering is the opposite of getting drafted
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3y ago
Can't get drafted at 17. I don't know if you can go or not.
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3y ago
You got drafted when you were five?
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3y ago
Same, broadcom wifi issues and 3dfx driver issues for my voodoo card but mandrake mostly just worked. I eventually learned enough to install debian-netinst and get everything working, probably within about a year.
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3y ago
Mandrake! I'm the other guy who used it! In 1999 I paid about $30 for a copy so I didn't have to spend weeks downloading it over 56k.
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