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Heh, I also have an NC2 Miata, and I don't drive it for 3-6 month periods, and it still starts on the first/second engine spin. If the battery is over 3 years old, I would replace it and start anew simply because of the life/
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The best "app" I discovered is on my iphone, theres a count down timer. It works great. I do not know if android has a built in app, it's been years since I used one... That's it, the biggest thing is having something by
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4y ago
Wow Alderwood. I do find it interesting that HackerNews does post stories that are west coast / Seattle centric. Tunnel through does seem to be a misnomer as it was just drywall and the thieves used razor knives. I also do wonder how r
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4y ago
I just don't understand people who post on subreddits like WSB, join the discord and such. I guess HN could be a similar community, but without as much risk (maybe?) and think they're joining a community that wants them to "
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4y ago
It's really amazing how it came out 15 years ago, but was a short novel series published almost 20. I'm also amazed how I discovered it back then too, vs today when I'm not connected to anime at all. Time flies.
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It wouldn't be higher privacy per se, it's just a fork of the firefox browser that perhaps could carry on TOR in case it ever shuts down or such.
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4y ago
"None of them were ethical by any stretch of the imagination." At least they know the course material well. Isn't that the reason why you're really enrolling in the class for?
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4y ago
It's "free" cloud hosting. You'd be surprised how often people mix their personal google account with work stuff. It annoys me greatly, but that's how it is. There is general ignorance of what google does/is&
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4y ago
This is a great article, I've developed the same tactics for other projects but never was able to graft the proper vernacular. It really helps tackling how to organize and present information. I wonder if this is also in general OSINT
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4y ago
It was in reply to the comment earlier: "We live in a society that defines itself not in terms of what it is but in terms of what it's not. We are not decent and kind human beings; we are not racists or not homophobes. We can'
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4y ago
Boxed Water. That is the best example.Remember, buying boxed water is better because they tell you so. https://boxedwaterisbetter.com/
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4y ago
I agree, the doors of perception and the book of the dead by timothy leary all give better examples of it it is to be on a "Trip." Most of the common culture, goes on that LSD/Acid, you see invisible things and such - and I,
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4y ago
That is interesting, I never thought LSD could be non-hallucinogenic, but on the surface it seems it would just be a microdose.
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4y ago
I run several blogs. 1. Tech posts and personal experiences. I've been reached out to for custom projects and can bill pretty well. My work sells itself and the interview/introductory phone call usually is just to make sure scope
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That's what the newscycle and everyone else is spinning it as. So, most likely it's just a slow moving crash that we're witnessing but it already happened.
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>When I ran a consultancy, I spent a lot of rent of making sure my employees had both proper offices where they could think and common areas where they could collaborate. Doing otherwise is foolish. Looking back, wouldn't it have ma
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4y ago
Largely, none - most of the books, research material, documentation has been free. MSDN, free, etc. Time though, that's expensive.
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Agreed, I just find it humorous that it isn't both ways.
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Bank gives all the money and risk to a VC, they take it - the second the risk is at the bank it they run.
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4y ago
I would argue that the salary of 110k/yr isn't accurate. That is still entry - mid level tech in Seattle. Granted it has changed recently to be 125-135k, but I do find it hard that a head chef in Seattle would make 110k. 65-85K I
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4y ago
Going to the Safeway on Rainer is really on you. It does get dicey at night, but the day is okay. One reason I would never live in "South Seattle" it's a literal food desert. The WinCo being in Kent is it's only saving
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You can explain it, but his community will never accept him and will always judge him and you as someone that can't afford an iPhone or change into what it is. Having an android in some circles, that skew young, is pariah. It is what i
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4y ago
Reading all these comments about people mailing floppies and cd's, it's glad I was also part of that scene too - in trading fansubbed anime titles, and trading for more copies to complete strangers. Had a geocities page, and even
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What's hilarious is even new platforms adapt the old ways - Discord now adapted "forums" but only if your "server" (which isn't even the right word, it's more like an IRC channel) is "popular" en
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This is the old internet, and what got me addicted to urban exploration and other niche hobbies - it's still an active community, especially on UER.ca, if you ever wish to join but facebook really has decimated small websites like su
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4y ago
Prompt engineering is now a job title. How interesting. Soon we really will be in a world where we ask the computer questions as portrayed on Star Trek. Wow.
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So, reddit supports reddit mods, that offer free, uncompensated labor for subreddit communities. And no one questions that, or how subreddits can skew opinion or possible conflict of interest with some mods directly referring or supporting
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All these comments about the tech but not the political stability and outlook of the country. Philippines has always been adapting new technology , but suffers failures on general governance that prevents them from really changing the coun
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I don't even know how - what's the best torrent sites nowadays?
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There is no CRT whrr sound, when you turn it on, nor the high pitched whine.
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