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by qup 3y ago
>> from more than a decade ago >Utterly irrelevant. I disagree. It's relevant to me. It's not absolution, but it's relevant.
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by qup 3y ago
Do you have a script to do this work for you?
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by qup 3y ago
I saw a review of a cheap Damascus knife today, and the guy was so busy cutting in jokes... it was infuriating. I just wanted to see how the blade failed. he finally bent the unhardened knife at the sixteen minute mark. I wish I was kidding
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by qup 3y ago
Where do they talk about the benefit? I'm just curious what the effect is.
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by qup 3y ago
> I know it makes people uncomfortable to acknowledge it, but it should be acknowledged. Is this just something you consider a moral imperative? Or is there a measurable benefit from acknowledging it?
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by qup 3y ago
just get laid off! then it'll be impossible to worry about. worry about what's in front of you, do your best. maybe taking a proactive step about layoffs will prevent your worry. hatch a scheme. make a move. secure your job.
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by qup 3y ago
If you don't have a developer, you need WordPress or an alternative. The description isn't enough to know if it's something wordpress could handle out of the box. There are places that host and manage WordPress. If you don&#x
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by qup 3y ago
I didn't include the previous sentence, which said that alarm clocks had put the knockers out of business, save a few, like the guy the quote was about.
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by qup 3y ago
no, the point is once they're dead, it matters greatly whether you intended to kill them or not
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by qup 3y ago
> Strangely enough Mr Crompton is himself awakened by an alarm clock. He rose at 3:45 am and charged from fourpence to sixpence a week.
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by qup 3y ago
Earthlink still exists? Wow. When I was a kid, we would steal "ELN" accounts for dial-up and then hop on to AOL via TCP/IP. Edit: we did that so when we got punted we didn't have to go throigh the whole dial-up sequence.
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by qup 3y ago
that comparison point is getting pretty mature now, too. zing
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by qup 3y ago
You might be the only person on the planet who's witnessed several of those, if you mean first-hand.
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by qup 3y ago
It's out of stock, and has been since I found out about it. Seems likely to continue.
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by qup 3y ago
It's a hedge against the degrading performance of software. There's definitely some feeling of "your phone can only be so old before it functions incredibly slowly", no matter how it feels at launch.
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by qup 3y ago
Respect
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by qup 3y ago
These gluten-free artisinal flours are getting out of hand.
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by qup 3y ago
Sometimes I tell myself I may as well change some bad memories to be better. If I manage to accomplish that, I can change the past. Because the only record of some of these events is in my own brain. I am the arbiter.
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by qup 3y ago
At mine, we had Warcraft 3 installed on the macs in my programming class. The greybeard teacher didn't really care, but his TAs would fuck with us because they were upper classmen. So they'd uninstall it. We had admin creds, thoug
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by qup 3y ago
Thanks! > Made famous by zoologist Jakob von Uexkull in 1909, the term Umwelt refers to the perceptual world experienced by each animal, a highly specific kind of "sensory bubble." When we walk our dog and she stops to smell ev
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by qup 3y ago
I would take a course which had an instructor worth listening to. re "martial arts", let me google that for you: https://kungfukingdom.com/us-colleges-offering-a-martial-art... (I admittedly lost the 'uni&#x2
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by qup 3y ago
Something tells me there's a linux one-liner for this
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by qup 3y ago
Thanks! It was 9 years ago, so I'm hopeful they don't remember me. But I don't want to upset the new guard. I don't actually know where it was, either--I wasn't very familiar with my property then, and its the farth
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by qup 3y ago
Probably an amateur learner cannot access cadavers or whatever they use to train on, and this field virtually demands hands-on experience to be considered knowledgeable. Which would mean yeah, good choice of response to the original OP. I w
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by qup 3y ago
I think there are some hands-on disciplines that you could learn properly on your own, but which you could never be the best in the world unless you learned from a master. Think woodworking, martial arts? Many more I'm sure. I don&#x27
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by qup 3y ago
> [For obtaining knowledge instead of license.] From the OP
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by qup 3y ago
There aren't even entrants in some spaces. Find some niches you don't already know about.
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by qup 3y ago
Somehow, I just happened to find an underground beehive today. I was standing near it when bees were flying in and out, so I just got lucky enough for it to be almost impossible not to notice. In the past, I enraged a hive that I think was
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by qup 3y ago
I've never been around a quiet band saw. Mines easily as loud as my table saw. To be fair, my table saw runs smooth as butter, but the band saw has some slight imbalance I've been chasing for a couple of years. None of them sound
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by qup 3y ago
My health inspector (restaurant) says she can't really turn in perfect reports. Her boss says "nobody is perfect" So she tries to find something very minor, like an unlabeled item, to put on our report, if things are otherwis

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