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by rascul 2y ago
> when do people look at blank tabs? Sometimes I'll open a new tab and click the site I want from my commonly used sites Firefox presents to me on the new tab page. In such cases my hand is already on the mouse and two clicks is abo
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by rascul 2y ago
There's a link to what appears to be the actual pricing page https://fly.io/docs/about/pricing/ There's also a link to the pricing calculator https://fly.io/calculator
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Trolling Haskell(gist.github.com)
2 points by rascul 2y ago|1 comments
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by rascul 2y ago
The qualifications to drive in some states are barely more than ability to breathe.
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by rascul 2y ago
> as long as you don’t put the straw in the cup it’s not an open container. Some years ago when I was living in Louisiana, the straw could be inserted but the paper has to stay on the exposed end.
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by rascul 2y ago
Lawsuits are how that's solved in the physical world also.
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by rascul 2y ago
> Phone verification isn't good either, but for as much as I hate phone verification at least it actually raises the cost of spamming somewhat. Curious if phone verification would block more or less legitimate users than catchpas.
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by rascul 2y ago
Small sample size for polar bears in this study but it has been found to be effective. https://www.bearwise.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/efficacy... With a guns you might need one or more well placed s
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The 23 Most Dangerous Cars On The Road(iseecars.com)
2 points by rascul 2y ago|0 comments
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by rascul 2y ago
Pepper spray might be more effective than a gun if you're not proficient.
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by rascul 2y ago
I have the wifis with the geebees.
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by rascul 2y ago
Why is it acceptable to share that it doesn't work but not acceptable to share that it does?
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by rascul 2y ago
Bears can get in cars. Keep your doors locked in bear country. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRuQoGJoAfw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQmfEclBCMw
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by rascul 2y ago
Twitter won because that's where the people I follow are. If/when they move elsewhere, wherever they move to will have won.
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by rascul 2y ago
Legal here. I do about 600 miles a few times per month. Takes me 9-10 hours.
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by rascul 2y ago
> I find the range argument silly - if I start with a full tank and drive my car until the tank is exhausted, I'll be exhausted too and need several hours of rest. This seems odd to me. Several times a month I drive more miles in a
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by rascul 2y ago
What are these ICE vehicles that require so much maintenance? I have three from 10 to 25 years old and the amount of maintenance they require is negligible, at best.
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by rascul 2y ago
I generally see that grid and generation improvements are being made. I think the fear is that the EV usage is outpacing that. I don't know if it's true, and the referenced 6 year old article from Ars which states that there could
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by rascul 2y ago
Only 25k miles? Kinda low for daily driver tires where 40k+ is common.
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by rascul 2y ago
Stop giving me a mix of locations that aren't even used correctly and just put the dot file/directory in my home directory. Thanks in advance.
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by rascul 2y ago
> If you want something that will last for half a million miles or more, buy an EV. My gasoline powered truck is over 400,000 miles on the original engine. Diesel trucks often go much more. Miles isn't really a good measurement for
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by rascul 2y ago
Rivian R1T is approximately 2,000 lbs heaver than a Chevy Silverado, and it's less useful.
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by rascul 2y ago
The arguments are not silly and stupid. The author is dismissive and demeaning seemingly without actually attempting to understand the arguments. The author could have adopted a better tone and maybe convinced some people instead of putting
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by rascul 2y ago
Ars is so bad nowadays.
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by rascul 2y ago
Looks like there was an adb in 1979 which is supposedly the successor to db. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Debugger
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by rascul 2y ago
It's not clear that IceCat would continue if Firefox development ceased.
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by rascul 2y ago
Buy HOMM3 then you can use the content with VCMI and have an overall better experience in my opinion.
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by rascul 2y ago
> stealing parts of fellow aircrews' planes to rebuild their own US Army still does that today to some extent (not with planes anymore though). It's not stealing, they're just getting their stuff back.
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by rascul 2y ago
> Yes, you can't close a door that is open but the lock is turned. That depends. If it's a deadbolt, you're correct. If it's the lock in a doorknob, you probably can. This is typically how I lock my front door when I
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by rascul 2y ago
Depends a lot on jurisdiction. Was pretty easy for me to get my license suspended twice in Maryland some decades ago.

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