rootsudo

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by rootsudo 3y ago
It is very much true. You are talking about anecdotes of villagers going to neighboring villages which sounds more of being religiously excommunicated than free travel. Why 1800s? Why not Roman times? All you had to do is state you were a r
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by rootsudo 3y ago
I don't think you understand the context. Much before 1920's, you didn't need a document at all to travel anywhere. If you had the resources, you just showed up - go to the border, said hello - and that's it. Travel like
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Thank you for the excellent wrap-up. I couldn't keep up with everything, but with the attention this is getting - this is just excellent. Now to learn physics.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
No longer with Aviation fuel. FAA allows unleaded AVgas now. And it isn't a hole, it is needed for anti-knock. Most General Aviation (GA) Planes really do run on very basic carb systems (with magnetos!) and believe me, the Air Fuel (AF
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by rootsudo 3y ago
The phones do stop working properly, e.g. unicode doesn't work, and unsupported android OS's aren't no longer developed, not to mention security updates. It's risky, especially in todays world where financial information
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by rootsudo 3y ago
It may just be that people who have lower income, and are guided by "status" may make worser choices or are can't/don't understand financial implications or maybe they are just doing their best to "peacock&quot
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Let's say I have a business/startup idea, funding is "fine" but I wish to just use Filipino nurses due to shortages - (or other skilled labor from the Philippines) - Would it have to be solely through H1B? I've seen
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Hey, better be killed by Shopify then murdered by Meta/Microsoft/X with "Checkout X" But yeah, should've gotten the MRR high and then shop it around and take a nice buyout. Some PM noticed, shopify noticed the MRR a
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Exactly. No matter what it always comes from somewhere.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
"since it's now included in your taxes, there's an incentive for you now to use it." The ironic part is, the poor and middle class may vote for it, but it's the local property owners that pay for it.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Unfortunately it's happening more now, simply because the value of the 90's/first generation ones are through the roof (haha get it, because it's topless?). Hard tops are now worth $2500-4000 in Miata world. Used to be y
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by rootsudo 3y ago
I disagree - many cars are kept in parking lots - especially in HCOL. Access is basically whenever - if someone sees it there, and not moved often and such they know they can most likely attack it. Stripping an security system is also doabl
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by rootsudo 3y ago
1. It's re-inventing a kill switch. 2. It adds tons of uselees innovation to a kill switch. 3. If your car is antique/valuable/interesting, the people stealing it know the starting diagram/circuit and can easily rip it o
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by rootsudo 3y ago
The difference is that Google, FB, Meta and Apple all have remote work policies - and depending on your role can be full remote. Though yes, Apple/Meta as of late are trying to get people back in Office. Google I hear still lets you do
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by rootsudo 3y ago
ironic being a travel website.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
I didn't believe it and was widely thinking it is fake, and then I come to the comments and there we are. First the scientific name, obscura just sold it out as fake - but as someone who lived in the area - it would've been much m
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by rootsudo 3y ago
I understand the article is about people with visual impairments, but why doesn't even it include a photo of the microwave in question? If you amazon the model number it takes you to another one altogether. Just too funny.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
I remember it says you blacked out in the first generation on gameboy.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Interesting, really interesting - My first realization (and I am going through Higurashi again) was this can be applied immediately to Higurashi / Umineko and other visual novels that rely on that same puzzle factor - I didn't rea
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by rootsudo 3y ago
While I agree, I also am happy to hear this. For example, the Xbox 360 was released in November, 2005. For it to still be somewhat functional, 18 years later - is a testament that Microsoft somewhat cares(cared.) Nintendo side, wiiu, 3ds, e
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by rootsudo 3y ago
This reminds me of this: https://cryptome.org/2012/07/gent-forum-spies.htm The Gentleperson's Guide To Forum Spies
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Ps2 works fine, gamecube works fine, xbox works fine - what 20yr old console is having issues with an HDMI tv? Every TV I've seen in the past 2 decades includes RCA and RGB connectors. S-video is gone, and RF is gone. Coax is still the
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by rootsudo 3y ago
There is a community around drug users, especially the type they select to use. So - while that decision tree never happens to you, to some people, invested in the community and such would say yes. That's the beauty of life. You write
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by rootsudo 3y ago
That's the problem, you don't care until you do.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Shipping confirmations are sent via whatsapp via Tokopedia, Shopee and Lazada. Logging in / MFA is done via Whatsapp. You can have a whatsapp for business (which is a separate app from whatsapp but same thing but has built in ecomm t
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by rootsudo 3y ago
This is a great article, it's nice to have someone else come to the same conclusions about life and ways to live. I never considered it would be "counter-cultural life" but I agree with that phrase now that I read all this an
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by rootsudo 3y ago
No, very much true. Can't do commerce in Indonesia, Singapore or Malaysia w/o Whatsapp. Weichat works in SG, but not in Indonesia or Malaysia. Line for Japan/Thailand. Kakao for S. Korea. You're not texting people via SM
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Yes and many people profit from it, if you need viable examples just use the geographic location of Bali, Indonesia. The way they do it is the same as any content production house. The story is the hook and the patreon and sponsorship is th
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Can also say the same thing how teens can drive moving things that can blow up, crash, cause loss of limb and life... and untold amounts in property damage.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Brake cleaner is the worst, the others are pretty much okay as long as you avoid exposure. ATF, Oil, etc - just wear proper PPE :)

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