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by ruined 3y ago
the correct solution there is to manage your cables. yanking your monitor off the desk would not be an improvement
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by ruined 3y ago
first idea is, things like red light tickets and toll bills are sent to the registration address. so that could be a hassle. you probably need to pay for tabs with a card, so it's identifiable, but there's obvious ways around that
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by ruined 3y ago
good luck https://www.nrdc.org/resources/lead-pipes-are-widespread-and...
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by ruined 3y ago
there is no tomorrow
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by ruined 3y ago
A lot of Americans in particular and many people from the post-Soviet regions are inclined to disregard Marxism for ideological reasons, and often in response to the incredible oppression and mismanagement conducted in its name. But I think
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by ruined 3y ago
americans do want to live in such places. the most valuable real estate in the country is filled with exactly that kind of construction
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by ruined 3y ago
it is possible to live in the country, with all of your daily needs within walking distance. what will become impossible is the current fad of living in the "country" with a city lifestyle.
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by ruined 3y ago
the linked documents indicate several brands, none of which are tp-link.
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by ruined 3y ago
in a dedicated concrete structure at least fifty feet from neighboring structures
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by ruined 3y ago
paper documents haven't significantly changed in the past forty years. consider eps feature complete
401.
by ruined 3y ago
the main timeline is a core feature of twitter for most people.
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by ruined 3y ago
all expression is reference
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by ruined 3y ago
the reason people are throwing rocks at this guy is because he will organize groups for "trash pickup" and then go into encampments and remove tents
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by ruined 3y ago
hmmm, maybe i misunderstood. edited out
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by ruined 3y ago
these are pretty boring. we've been playing with them for months now. there was no response because people have beat the hell out of this particular horse already if you consider it an exploit you should probably consider, say, github
406.
by ruined 3y ago
woah, what a throwback. haven't thought about this in a couple decades
407.
by ruined 3y ago
i've written code used by at least a billion people over fifteen years. i'm nobody and it was nothing. so definitely not on par
408.
by ruined 3y ago
apple's chargers are already universal you just have to swap out the plug
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by ruined 3y ago
can i run firefox on it yet
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by ruined 3y ago
this is clearly targeted at the segment that wants something nicer than the dwindling stock of refurb SX70s, but is too cheap for Mint's SLR670. so the only thing that surprises me is it's not an SLR. just about the only thing thi
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by ruined 3y ago
yall need to just read kant already
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by ruined 3y ago
this is, really, a big problem. tire particulate is particularly nasty. Internalization, reduced growth, and behavioral effects following exposure to micro and nano tire particles in two estuarine indicator species https://doi.
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by ruined 3y ago
it's called a labor union
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by ruined 3y ago
i've done the color-as-bw trick, and it works, but everything looks like garbage, more than i would normally expect. baking soda seems like a poor choice, i've heard borax and soda ash (carbonate rather than bi carbonate) more co
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by ruined 3y ago
do you think they would publicly state they had done it, if they did?
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by ruined 3y ago
i wouldn't call this "developing", the negative is already developed. this is simply making a contact print. if you do find undeveloped exposures, the emulsion is likely very degraded. film or glass plate is likely standard s
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by ruined 3y ago
if they know enough to bill for it, they know enough to make it a line item on the bill. it's really silly to pretend otherwise.
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by ruined 3y ago
the article seemed rather reserved, flat, and emotionless to me. perhaps this feeling is just your reaction to the situation organizations attempting to implement solutions or achieve progress on this issue are portrayed as irrational and o
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by ruined 3y ago
the difference between law and code is the interpreter: law is interpreted by humans, significantly based on perceived intent, and code is interpreted by computers, which are expected to only act literally and deterministically.
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by ruined 3y ago
duo was renamed to meet. the original meet was originally named hangouts meet, which was distinct from hangouts the consumer product, but not from hangouts the business product, which hangouts meet (later "meet" and now "meet

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