rootsudo

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by rootsudo 3y ago
This is the second day in a row I noticed a link on here directing to “SmarterEveryDay”. Yesterday it was to two bullets being smashed together.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
How do you distinguish a private office with no window from a closet?
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by rootsudo 3y ago
algo 101, but I can see how it can be nifty for $internalapp.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
I’m currently living this lifestyle for the past 5 years and I can say I’m exhausted from it. It’s fun and rewarding but it can also be very annoying and atrocious quick. Airbnb support was always good to me at getting refunds but nothing e
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by rootsudo 3y ago
This is what nobody sees - they have a thriving marketplace of ads that rivals Google and they did not need to start a hardware business to get it. But they want too and so far it seems they'll burn everything to find their niche in
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by rootsudo 3y ago
You don't own it - its furniture, comes with the house - it's the lifestyle itself. While you technically seem correct on it, you're missing the point.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
"Either you guys are all just-moved-out kids, single and living in a single room, or we're defining "thing" differently. Which is it?" It's just a different lifestyle, there are obvious exceptions to it - but I
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by rootsudo 3y ago
It can be - if you do a STR/Airbnb/Hotel, the pots and pans should come with the place and they're not yours. Many hotels do include the above, especially mid to higher end ones. If you're renting on a standard long term
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Suitcase, chest, drawers, yes - it's just the thinking and not having "possessions." The bigger takeaway is learning what keeps you grounded or anchored. Nothing is wrong with that - can be family, can be cars, can be real es
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by rootsudo 3y ago
>192 makes no sense to me. I've probably got 192 items in my kitchen alone, just from wanting to be able to cook and serve a meal for 4 people because it's nice to eat with friends. A fork is a worldly possession, after all. Yo
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by rootsudo 3y ago
"I leaned into the idea of serving as an identity. I joined all the Facebook groups, followed #serverlife and server memes on Instagram." I think this is one of the most toxic things in todays society, work becomes your identity a
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Not burst my bubble, iPhone iOS is from Apple and literally impossible to run on other hardware. All the phones you stated run android. Most =/= brand prestige either.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
But ROC/East Asia can't design an iphone if they wanted too.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
It's a good idea that just revitalizes the old agent-management-star relationship. I wonder if this is how they do it in Japan with their idols and such. I don't know of any single platform that they all market on, they all roll t
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by rootsudo 3y ago
That's the internal email subject they used! But that is actually a fantastic missed opportunity.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Lie? People go on the Internet and post Lies?!
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Still is the thing with Polo between Polo and Indonesia Polo. Yes, Ralph Lauren Polo. The story is pretty funny. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/risk-management-how-ikea-lost... Other companies too. Ikea isn't that
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by rootsudo 3y ago
My first thoughts were def Sonic and the first levels.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Name and shame the company, you had a personal experience, you have proof. Name and shame. It helps nobody if you don't publicize it. Let them defend it, let them say whatever excuse, but your review will stand.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
100% Disagree. While dogs can ring positive for coerced, you want to make sure the search is as illegal as possible so that any evidence can be tossed, no evidence == no case. A dog can signal falsely for "drugs" but let's sa
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Mandrake was pretty easy, and even SCO UNIX (not GNU/Linux) had an release - grub worked, fat32/fat16 partitioning was possible and there was previous NTFS windows releases, NT 3.5/4 and 2000 that facilitated it. They all had
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by rootsudo 3y ago
Ah, yes, link the example that was considered a failure and had bestbuy and other big block retailers sell them for $15-20 less than 6 months after release. (Maybe 3 months?) I bought quite a few of them when they were slashed back in 2019.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
100% This. If it was as bad, then medical/doctors/nurses would be in much more problems alongside car wreckers, tow truck drivers and auction houses.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
1. No legal cause or case. 2. They were basically trespassing, if only the owner asked them to leave. 3. Person invited them in and let them take their property. Geez people really just create the drama they want. Easily should've to
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by rootsudo 3y ago
"but isn’t it sort of weird that it is legal to score your citizens like that in a democracy?" No, why? How else do you ascertain risk? A democracy =/= banking and financial products. Sure there is a central bank, but that is
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by rootsudo 3y ago
"3,553,858 views 11 years ago." Still feels quite valid and the future we're heading towards.
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by rootsudo 3y ago
“ Sleeplessness, suddenly missing work, constantly forgetting to eat day after day, breakdowns, MIA in meetings, really poor code, and more. This has happened > 3 times in the past handful of years.” everything you’ve wrote here is typic
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by rootsudo 3y ago
This feels like a solid PR piece for NordVPN. While I do agree there is predatory pricing that takes advantage of IP geographic information, and that USA pays more on average because of USD - the whole article is a marketing mouthpiece for
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by rootsudo 4y ago
That makes perfect sense, they were the same type of single villa style. The biggest things I discovered is that while airbnb charges the host 3-4%, they charge the guest 9-15%. Booking.com reverses this and charges the guest no fees while
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by rootsudo 4y ago
That's interesting info - Thanks! But the standard for booking.com is for sure 20% for any new operator.

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