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robohoe
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robohoe
5y ago
Quantum Workpro 3000 on Amazon or at OfficeMax is a cheaper alternative. It’s roughly $300-350 and offers mesh seat and backrest.
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Which is surprising....do they even have a car in the works?
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If the police can do it, so should private citizens. If not, then neither the police should do it.
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5y ago
The little engine that could(n't)
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5y ago
Yeah about the same here. I wrote some programs to handle quadratic formulas. Impressed the Algebra teacher who then let me take AP Computer Science so I can learn to program in Java...which I promptly forgot after graduating HS.
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5y ago
AFAIK I’ve only seen Zenoss (monitoring software) use Zope widely. About the only place where I saw it.
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5y ago
Yep, both the Smithsonian Air and Space Center and Steven Udvar-Hazy Center are well worth the visit. They have the Discovery, SR-71, and Enola Gay on display. Oh and the Concorde! [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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6y ago
This would be spectacular if it could find fun/twisty roads nearby, similar to https://www.motorcycleroads.com .
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I miss Tom Mahood. I wonder if he's still around. Last update was on Sept 4, 2019. He has a number of popular articles and stories about search and rescue. One that comes to mind is the search for missing Germans in Death Valley [0]. [
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Yep, sounds like Illinois. There is currently a shift in power in Illinois after Michael Madigan's resignation [1]. We will see if "The Machine" is going to fall apart now or get injected with fresh blood. [1]: https:/&
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I’ve started doing the same. Folks’ reading comprehension is in the gutter these days. Bullet points help structure thoughts and ideas.
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6y ago
It’s also much more ergonomic on hands and fingers.
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6y ago
Unlike in Illinois, where majority of tax increases get squandered.
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I hope Rivian thrives. Downstate IL (where their factory is) is struggling and needs the manufacturing jobs to come bac.
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6y ago
Well put. Comparison is a thief of joy.
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> much more surprised that he did not got impeached. He was impeached, just not convicted.
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Do note that the testing wasn't done on the cities. If anything I could see cities in those regions getting bombed.
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Lately it feels like agile is where innovation goes to die :(
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That’s how Transit Gateway documentation was in the beginning as well. A LOT of information was left out and it took them more than a year to provide a best practices page.
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6y ago
Just FYI, CDK now supports Terraform: https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/cdk-for-terraform-enabling-py...
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You save a portion of the $35?
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6y ago
Same here in the Chicagoland suburbs....nonstop fireflies all evening long. Quite a beautiful sight.
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Yeah do people really use their headphone jack? Most everyone that I know in my circle uses bluetooth headphones now. Some of them are quite good...maybe not audiophile level, but if I wanted to be an audiophile, I would listen on a proper
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I just wish it wasn't such a smudge/finger print magnet.
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I’ve been going shopping at 6am. Most grocery stores in my area open up at 6. Stores are empty, for the most part clean, and typically stocked. Some stores have senior/at risk hours but then there are some that are open to general publ
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Certain states are doing well post-lockdown. Illinois only report 614 new cases of COVID-19 and six deaths today (lowest numbers since March).
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We need a list of projects to complete in 30 minutes or less ;)
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I used to do this kind of stuff in junior high, high school, and college...back when I had the time now. Now with a day job it's time to find some time to muck around and really explore things with your curiosity and imagination. I tot
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I was in the same boat. First real gig out of college (well besides the stints during college) and I saw how fast my boss flew on his keyboard while editing files in vi/vim. Here I was painfully editing config files in nano while he wa
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Thank you! Redis is what brought back the spark of fun in developing in me.
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