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by rietta 2y ago
I am #3133! Fun.
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by rietta 2y ago
Or even free with a checking account. Depends on the branch. I think the right strategy is to store the high level passwords that do not change much and then an annual backup archive of all the family photos, tax returns, and most important
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by rietta 2y ago
This needs to be published by everyone who has a blog and shared with friends and family everywhere. I know first hand the mess from my friend who died of cancer at 38 leaving behind a wife and daughter with not only only accounts being loc
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by rietta 2y ago
I suppose I can publish on by blog and then keep on writing. Can discover this future together along with anyone who wants to read it. This is my first serious attempt at fiction. I have only just begun. This is another portion of later in
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by rietta 2y ago
And without care. Everyone's precious photo albums will go with them to the grave. We live in a time where the books and data we write are likely to vanish long before any previous period. We don't leave behind books, codexes, or
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by rietta 2y ago
Yes, it is. I actually have been mulling over a fictional world set in the future where the period between the 20th and 25th centuries is a mysterious time that so little is known about. The story follows a professor who is obsessed with th
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by rietta 2y ago
There is a working one in the gaming area of the Computer History Museum in Roswell, GA. The instructions direct you to play the Wumpus game but you can go to ti-basic and other programs instead.
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by rietta 2y ago
Nota Bene is still a thing! The descendant of XYWrite!
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by rietta 2y ago
There is a shrink wrapped box of Bob on display at the Computer Museum of America in Roswell, Georgia (Metro Atlanta).
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by rietta 2y ago
I am not a legal scholar, but from my understanding enough that serious cases were filed and fought and made in all the way to the Supreme Court. In a https://www.scotusblog.com article, Amy Howe quotes the Chief Justice as sayi
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by rietta 2y ago
"constantly redefining machine guns or pistol braces" Pistol braces was struck down not on second amendment grounds, but because the ATF failed to comply with the Administrative Procedures Act, specifically failing the logical out
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by rietta 2y ago
It's because that is the constraints that the U.S. Constitution places on our form of Federal government. The Congress passes laws (and controls the money), the Executive implements the law, and the Courts interpret the law. My lay und
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by rietta 2y ago
Neat! Amazing work young man!
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by rietta 2y ago
Same! I regularly get address change notifications from the IRS in duplicate despite nothing visible changing about the address.
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by rietta 2y ago
As a business owner, I can tell you certain letters have a look to them before opened and can trigger anxiety and “heart skip a beat.” A letter looking like its from a law firm is going to trigger concern and even calling an attorney. Not f
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by rietta 2y ago
What about the simple, "may I talk to you for a minute in private?" And then clearly state the information that you need to share.
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by rietta 2y ago
Are the antenna diodes only there to reduce damage during manufacture or is there also impact runtime in an electromagnetic noisy environment?
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by rietta 2y ago
Scheme! Now that is some code I have not seen in a long time.
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by rietta 2y ago
I use it with docker-compose.yml in Rails and Django applications to catch all emails coming out of a local development copy and be able to confirm they are sent as well as to troubleshoot the layout of those email templates.
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by rietta 2y ago
This is a development tool, not production. For it's intended use it is mature. There has been Git activity within the last year so I am not sure why that would be considered unmaintained by some. If something is important to someone i
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by rietta 2y ago
Me too! I have VB3 opened right now in Windows 3.1 on qemu. I have not done anything serious with it in a long time though.
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by rietta 2y ago
HTML has a fieldset that looks like that. But too many CSS frameworks wreck it. I actually like the look. To prove it to yourself, place the following in a empty HTML file and see how it renders. <fieldset> <legend>Frame1<&#
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by rietta 2y ago
I am using Hugo since 2019. Prior to that Jekyll. Both will handle what you want! I am not sure about tex markup because I have not tried to use it since grad school but seems like a good idea to look into.
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by rietta 2y ago
I attended the referenced talk by Dan Lorenc in Alpharetta this week. It was very interesting. He hammered on how many licenses flunk the OSI test despite claiming to be open source.
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by rietta 2y ago
I hope your health does improve and you get to go on your hunt! Sounds like a good thing to plan for. Leathermaking is a good use too considering the unsafe mercury levels found in the Python meat.
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by rietta 2y ago
Here is an official Florida government source on the humane methods for killing a python. https://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/nonnatives/python/humane-... - Your method should result in the animal losing consc
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by rietta 2y ago
That explains my confusion. I am just getting old. The 2011 Kindle Fire still works though power is predictably degraded. I end up using the app on my phone more or my 1st Gen Paperwhite anyway.
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by rietta 2y ago
Is there a chance that this reinterpretation runs afoul of the administrative procedures act like some of the recent ATF actions (reinterpreting the Gun Control Act of 1968 without a new act from Congress) have been found? The act is simila
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by rietta 2y ago
Pedantic clarification. My Kindle Fire in 2011 had color. This is specifically about an eInk display Kindle? The article talks about the "the first-ever color Kindle" without specifying that it is eInk.
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by rietta 2y ago
Because publishers don’t push structured data or APIs enough to satisfy demand for the data.

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