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by rascul 3y ago
> where do you think that Linux distribution that SteamOS is based on got its user-space (or more seriously, its drivers?) Are you saying that Arch gets its userspace and drivers from FreeBSD?
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by rascul 3y ago
Indeed. Linux was created without being GPL, but it was GPL before it got widespread usage. I guess you meant the second part for "happened".
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by rascul 3y ago
> People like to shit on GPL, yet Linux and GCC would never had happened if it wasn't for it. Linux wasn't GPL until 0.12. Less than a year after the first release. Not sure what exactly is meant by "happened" here so
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by rascul 3y ago
> Lots of kids got by with a single basic $25 Jansport. Those zippers never lasted long for me.
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by rascul 3y ago
Which roach bait products have you had success with?
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by rascul 3y ago
A little bit related, I wish web sites would stop hijacking the keys for my browser's search function.
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by rascul 3y ago
I repair rental homes and most of the homes I work on have a proper fan vented to the outside. These homes I work on are all single family detached homes.
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by rascul 3y ago
This is a settlement, not a ruling.
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by rascul 3y ago
My drugs have been coming in the mail now for some years. Those dreaded pharmacy visits are a thing of the past for me.
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by rascul 3y ago
Also on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AACS_encryption_key_controvers...
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by rascul 3y ago
Here's a direct link without the frame stuff if you want to try that: https://web.archive.org/web/20230719135333if_/http://no-ht.m...
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by rascul 3y ago
> You need to stub it out on something first and often the convenient way to do that is to put it on the ground and grind it with your shoe. Takes about 3 seconds for me to roll the cigarette with two fingers right there by the cherry an
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by rascul 3y ago
> In my interactions I was genuinely surprised by the really large percentage of homeless who preferred to live on the streets (even in the winter) over decent shelters without many of these risks, because of pets not being allowed. For
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by rascul 3y ago
The 3/4" plywood I get is 3/4". But there's a lot of 11/16" plywood. It makes a big difference when repairing subfloor.
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by rascul 3y ago
As long as the lumber is a standard size then it can be accounted for. The problem is that when dimensions get too far from what you need then you have to use more lumber and/or make a lot more scrap, leading to more cost in both mater
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by rascul 3y ago
They're longer than my foot so I'm getting a deal.
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by rascul 3y ago
Varies by state. I think 85 is the current highest, in Texas. No way to know if max speed limits will go up or down in the future.
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by rascul 3y ago
Oh, good point.
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by rascul 3y ago
> I doubt end-to-end encryption blocks that. Isn't it supposed to?
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by rascul 3y ago
It's quite common in the US.
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by rascul 3y ago
It's Qatar though.
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85 points by rascul 3y ago|80 comments
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by rascul 3y ago
Didn't the Duchy of Muscovy stop being relevant like 500 years ago?
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by rascul 3y ago
In practice it's just a voluntary guideline.
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by rascul 3y ago
Luxury features and interiors and giant cabins can be great for those tradespeople who have to ride in the truck every day.
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by rascul 3y ago
The numbers are interesting: > Only 7.0% of truck buyers frequently use their trucks to tow. About 2% of people use their trucks to tow occasionally, while 63% of owners rarely or never tow. So that's 72% not 100%. > But at least
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by rascul 3y ago
I would have preferred a full size work van but I couldn't justify paying 4-5 times more than I did for my truck. A small truck would not work for me though. And 3/4 plywood on a roof rack is just begging for an injury when I&#x27
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by rascul 3y ago
Just checked and for my 24 year old truck in Mississippi I can get a new one for under $200 and it takes maybe 30 minutes to change. $4000 seems quite crazy to me.
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by rascul 3y ago
I have over 600k on my '99 Silverado.
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by rascul 3y ago
Crappy fuel mileage except for some of the small trucks. Can be a bit dangerous on slick roads with no weight in the back. Easy to hit things and people while turning if you're not used to the size, and even if you are. Parts can be mo

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