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by rascul 4y ago
Standards to join the US Military are flexible. When I enlisted, my recruiter explained that I could get a waiver for just about anything short of murder. I did get a couple waivers. How willing they are to give waivers depends completely o
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by rascul 4y ago
> Joining the military means giving up most of your civilian rights laid out in the Bill of Rights, in exchange for pay and training. This isn't true. I didn't lose my rights when I was enlisted. There are more rules and respon
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by rascul 4y ago
Then there's more buttons to hit which is why I don't put 45 in. Also, the UI and buttons don't seem horrible on most microwaves I've used. Not sure the issue there.
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by rascul 4y ago
For two burritos in my microwave: 1. Position burritos on plate so the fold is on top and facing out 2. Microwave on high for 1 minute 3. Turn burritos over so fold is on bottom and facing in, so that if the fold busts it stays on the plate
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by rascul 4y ago
Maybe they all do, maybe they don't. Maybe it's more than 1/5, but maybe it's less. The article doesn't touch on it.
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by rascul 4y ago
Where's the ANSI art?
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by rascul 4y ago
I've considered coding to be what some amateur hobbyist like me does. Programming is what people who get paid for it do. Both are software development. I'm not going to die on this hill, though.
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by rascul 4y ago
The title says cities but it's really about city centers. Edit: This is relevant because US cities tend to include a large amount of residential areas that don't have parking lots. When city centers are commercial areas that serve
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X.org Security Advisory: X.org Server Overlay Window Use-After-Free(lists.x.org)
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by rascul 4y ago
There's work to do that since 8.0. Current version is 8.4 but I haven't been following, don't know the status. There's a HN thread about the 8.0 release with 201 comments. https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by rascul 4y ago
openSUSE has natively packaged LXD in their official repo. Looks like Debian bookworm does as well.
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by rascul 4y ago
> Now I understand why Linus refused this craziness in the Linux kernel. Here's the old post for reference: https://lkml.org/lkml/2004/1/20/20 Also, one for git: https://lore.kernel.or
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by rascul 4y ago
If I recall correctly, /dev/urandom and /dev/random work the same now.
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by rascul 4y ago
> A catalytic converter contributes significantly to noise reduction. It depends, but the muffler is what mostly reduces the noise. The difference between an OEM cat and a removed cat isn't always that much in my experience.
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by rascul 4y ago
> If they live in the United States of America there is no state where straight pipes are legal for road use. It may be illegal in Mississippi but there's no state inspection or emissions testing to catch it. If I recall, there&#x27
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by rascul 4y ago
Very minor nit pick. Are you sure it's straight pipes? An aftermarket exhaust system will not typically remove the cats and mufflers and can still be ridiculously loud.
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by rascul 4y ago
Time to buy a boat.
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by rascul 4y ago
Might be interesting to consider if/when such tiles are available for purchase.
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by rascul 4y ago
I'm reminded of a situation some years ago when a Florida Highway Patrol officer pulled over a Miami police officer for speeding in Florida. The Miami officer was fired, but FHP officer was harassed by other police officers. https:&#x
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by rascul 4y ago
Forgot to add, I think there's only one left anyway.
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by rascul 4y ago
> Now wouldn’t be a terrible time to try to bring the brand back. I suspect there's a lot less people nowadays with the capability to play physical media.
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by rascul 4y ago
I think this is not accurate. I put a few of those into Google Maps and none of the addresses I checked seem to be for a Blockbuster.
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by rascul 4y ago
> GNU Getopts is the best we get, while if we go down the strict POSIX path, users would apparently rather use an idiomatic loop over `shift` than a similer loop over the portable `getopt` getopts is POSIX, and GNU getopts is an implemen
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by rascul 4y ago
Sometimes the official paths are made to attempt to minimize erosion and damage that other paths could cause.
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by rascul 4y ago
In my experiences, there's often an indicator above the elevator. Not always though, and I don't use elevators much.
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by rascul 4y ago
> Maybe a reckless kid but surely someone cycling at 20mph on a pavement is a rare occurrence. A decent rider can do 20mph on pavement if it's not uphill. I regularly did 15-20mph on the flats when I rode often.
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by rascul 4y ago
Depending on which specific appliance, the Kenmore is probably a Whirlpool.
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by rascul 4y ago
KitchenAid is basically just overpriced Whirlpool now.
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by rascul 4y ago
I don't get what you're saying. x isn't the quote, it's made to be part of the string being matched, to catch edge cases. You don't need to understand quoting rules to pass 'x' as an argument as you would
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by rascul 4y ago
$ echo "(" '"("' ( "(" "(" the argument is ( '"("' the argument is "(" When you inspect argv in your program, you will see the argument includ

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