rootsudo

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by rootsudo 5y ago
There's nothing bad to be proud of your genes and your ancestry. You are the end result of all combined evolution and the culture, norms and survival tactics. People are proud because it is who they are, the media, peers, society in
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Higher, and more strikes per merchant would mean the merchant is drop. $25 is the minimum. 1% used to be the minimum for what was acceptable per monthly volume, but now it's much less, I've seen guidelines on risky categories go t
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by rootsudo 5y ago
So much work to keep up with the labels, I just do what I enjoy and so do many other people. It's sad that people just acost and label it as some sort of "bro" label and try to make it negative.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
this is so cool.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Age, comes experience. But, I was surprised that techbro has such a negative image too and used as an attack. Only found that out when I moved to Seattle. Sometimes it helps to adapt it, because for sure the community/locals on some le
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by rootsudo 5y ago
South East Asia, thank you.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
1. I can't believe 2005 was the rage with biofuels. 2. Many people, AV, boats, powertoys, lawn equipment (it's own pollution there but that's another article) dislike ethanol in gasoline, especially for older cars. 3. Who win
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by rootsudo 5y ago
In the end if Softbank did nothing, they would have alot more to riding the baba cloud to fortunes. Makes you wonder if the work you're doing is at all productive or really is not.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
I don't see any issue hiring you, there is a drain of true talent in the field. Be upfront and spin your story like Kevin Mitnick, publish a few articles and maintain a blog with your name and identity. Get a polished LinkedIn and post
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by rootsudo 5y ago
if only the userbase of ubuntu users and people who paid more for the XPS linux edition cared. But, no. I agree, it's not good but Dell has a history of doing this and other dodgy updates/implementations for their EFI. But I did h
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by rootsudo 5y ago
This, same experience it's fun but there is a tipping point when it is not effective. It's def an experience everyone should try sometime though. Really teaches you about value and opportunity.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Kanban helps alot with this, a real one, especially. Post It notes are cheap.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
oh that's fun, but it's pretty common on even commercial qualcomm phones, especially xiaomi/huawei where you can force the modem/baseband to have a com port/debug port.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Yes, I think so. Lots of times it's just the daily dribble of in person communication to get up. It's not bad for a while, or to use it selfishishly, e.g. avoid high cost of living and assets. But you do lose out on maximizing pot
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by rootsudo 5y ago
https://investors.carvana.com/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/nathanvardi/2017/12/18/how-an-e... https://asreport.americanbanker.com/news/drivetime-issues-fo...
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Carvana is owned by Drivetime, They make money because they supply the note when it's sold. Markup to 23k, APR at 23% or whatever is the legal limit. Their main target audience is subprime lenders. Cars depreciate normally, and this ca
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by rootsudo 5y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/06/politics/trump-executive-orde... Tried and failed.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/06/politics/trump-executive-orde...
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by rootsudo 5y ago
It was tried, but people cried racism. https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/06/politics/trump-executive-orde...
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by rootsudo 5y ago
100% agree, but there has "always" been that push. What is sad is now there is no creativity, no exploration, no true fun. the example the original poster in this thread said about "hot girls" in netsec.' On Twitter
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Other points of reference would also be rhodium. But you're spot on, it was a magical point of the Internet.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
I guess everyone already had forgotten the truecrypt fisaco.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Well, I missed this memo. Wow.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Oh, I agree, there is no excitement at the idea of more ignorant users but excitement that there was a giant blowback - instead of devices, end user computing augmenting technical experience, it instead did the opposite. It is not a benefit
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Why is that bad? It's his blog, writing about himself for his feelings? It wasn't per se a large org issue, or such - or a "scandal" that is so commercialized into #movements today. He just didn't like the work, exp
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Yep! And it's getting more and more - technically cell phones are computers, but at the same time so are Tv's and such! So, it's more of the same, computer use is dwindling and so is general computer literacy. e.g. Ask what a
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Not really, you assume that everyone in the world is the same as you. Much of the world is still using pre 4G technology and pipes with cell phones that have 512mb ram and possibly 32gb of memory (Total.) Then you also have to realize what
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Apple doesn't allow side loading unless you're jail broken. Android does. For now.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Credit card processing is 3.5-4.5%, dating apps are higher risk so let's say a bit higher, but it literally is 20%. Dating apps subscriptions are no different from in game content as well - it's same dynamics and even gamifying ev
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by rootsudo 5y ago
and why non of my friends ever got covid! (or is that just CBD? non THC?)

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