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by rjbwork 8y ago
Porque no los dos?
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by rjbwork 8y ago
I somewhat agree, but there are still good ASMRtists out there. My favorite at the moment is ASMRMagic ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHrKd8ElaVdk7OBQAgx8JrQ ). She doesn't wear distracting skimpy clothing,
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by rjbwork 8y ago
I'm a huge sci-fi geek. I've recently been listening to The Expanse series. I'm on book 3. The narrator of all 3 thus far is fantastic - the subtle voice changes and accent put-ons and various other verbal techniques mak
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by rjbwork 8y ago
I wouldn't exactly call WeWork class A. It's a glass filled cramped place. I much prefer our Regus office compared to the day I spent testing WeWork. Too much visual and auditory distraction. There's something to say for s
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by rjbwork 8y ago
We've got both Bird and Lime here in Atlanta. While some people act a little holier than thou, I've seen riders of all shapes, colors, and classes (determined by dress, worn down street clothes all the way to 3 piece suits). I r
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by rjbwork 8y ago
In serfdom, didn't the owners of the land get a certain percentage of your output?
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Ditto. I buy milk from Homestead Creamery. Besides being the best milk I can find in Atlanta, they clean and reuse the bottles. You pay a $2 deposit, which you get back when you bring the bottles back to the store. Presumably they then
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by rjbwork 8y ago
ABM is honestly a scam. It's just a fancy marketing guy word for tying 2-4 (depending on how you want to demarcate) standard ad tech tools together.
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by rjbwork 8y ago
The last time I went to warped tour (2004 i think?) Anti-Flag played. Great show - being part of 5000 people chanting lyrics is very much like a religious experience. Such things are actually used to induce religious/trance states am
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Another old joke: "What's punk? Punk's dead, man."
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Gamers and even some shops aren't buying "shipped computers". They're buying parts and slapping them together to make purpose build computers. My home PC has 2 GFX cards and a 6 core 5930K core (4ish years old now, fir
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Not according to modern understandings of gene theory. The Selfish Gene by Dawkins is perhaps the seminal work on this topic for the popular audience.
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Because even though they say that it's backed by a dollar per tether, there's literally nothing that is keeping it from being traded like a speculative security like BitCoin and other cryptos are.
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Get a disable app, turn everything off. Update regularly. Done.
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Yeah ditto, but that wasn't regulated afaik until the Zen fight.
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Good for them! I bought an extra set because of their legal battle a couple of years ago. They're sitting on my desk right now. I'm glad they've won, it's a poke in the eyes against ineffective prohibition, and a win fo
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by rjbwork 8y ago
An unfortunate name, given that MS has had a language called U-SQL released for their data lake platform for a number of years now. The title of this post made me think they were bringing the functionalities to their SQL Database at a quic
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by rjbwork 8y ago
I got a first generation ROG Swift 1440p 144hz G-Sync monitor about 4 years ago. It had been constantly sold out in the US from every retailer. So I found one on UK Amazon. Sure, it took a little longer to get here, but I think it got he
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Indeed. But you can still write functional style data querying languages using LINQ extension methods. IMO, LINQ based DB querying is revolutionary in terms of the flexibility and capabilities it provides. For complex Relational DB query
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Legally? No. In practice? Yes. The MPAA et. al don't seem to be prosecuting simple downloaders anymore.
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by rjbwork 8y ago
There's a Nest system in the house I rent in. It didn't work from phone/web, so I just walked over to the actual thermostat on the wall, and it worked just fine. AFAIK from reading the Twitters last night, you could still pu
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Unfortunately given that java does type erasure, you don't get the kind of full featured JSON lib that Json.Net is in the .NET world. Presumably you'd have to somehow annotate to the deserializer what each individual list/ar
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by rjbwork 8y ago
I've been in one. Back in HS, we took a trip to the GIANT anechoic chamber at Georgia Tech. It was incredible. If someone was facing away from you and yelling as loud as they could, you could barely hear it from behind them. You&#x
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by rjbwork 8y ago
I don't mind the software. The estimates are asinine though.
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by rjbwork 8y ago
Along that logic could we say that absolute private property rights nor the complete absence of exclusive use of capital goods is good for democracy, but that there is a whole range in between? It's not immediately obvious to me that e
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by rjbwork 9y ago
Since you seem to be German, just a note: "coffein" in German is "caffeine" in English.
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by rjbwork 9y ago
Also on Fi - I use hangouts for everything. On desktop hangouts has my SMS and Fi phone number available for voice calls. On the run, hangouts is on my phone for SMS, and I can use my phone as normal for calling people. It's far and
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by rjbwork 9y ago
Seems like you can, in fact, buy a rocket launcher. A quick google search showed that there are a number of sites on which to obtain one. http://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-get-rocket-launcher-gu...
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by rjbwork 9y ago
Do you think you could get us some pictures of a neighborhood? Would be quite interested to see it empty before or after hours as an example of how things look.
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by rjbwork 9y ago
I find the cars online, then just go into the area, and always remember I can walk out.

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