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by russh 5y ago
Made me stop after searching for her name and not finding it in the rest of the article.
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by russh 5y ago
Only if you assume it was an attempt at reporting and not a government psyop meant to discourage bitcoin use for potentially illegal activities.
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by russh 5y ago
Today it’s CP, next year it will be copyright violations…
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by russh 5y ago
Yes.
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by russh 5y ago
Same here, but the last time I played Descent it was with a full Thrustmaster setup including throttle, pedals and CrystalEyes 3D shutter glasses on a 19" monitor... Good times... lots of headaches.. but good times.
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by russh 5y ago
First they came for kiddie porn, and I did not speak out -because I had no kiddie porn. Then they came for Pepe the frog memes. I did not speak out -because I was held in solitary confinement pending trial and successful completion of the
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by russh 5y ago
I'm convinced that the real target of targeted advertising is actually the ad buyers and not the ad viewers. It's a tool to increase the revenue of the ad sellers.
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by russh 5y ago
They do now.
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by russh 5y ago
Computers account for about 3% of residential electricity use, so obviously it's the logical place to start. s/logical/lobbyist/
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by russh 5y ago
Impartiality is just one in a long line of canceled google products.
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by russh 5y ago
We spent most of our recording burps and playing them back and making prank phone calls.
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by russh 5y ago
Not possible, it is now a paper weight. Found this out when a disgruntled employee “forgot” the passcodes to several devices before quitting.
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by russh 5y ago
I used to think mind-boggling big was a bunch of hyperbole until I drove from Georgia to Washington State. I’ve flown across the US a few times and it seemed big but not mind-boggling big. I can’t imagine how much bigger the US would be on
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by russh 5y ago
My high school experience is specifically one of the reasons I didn’t have kids. I wasn’t going to subject anyone to the shit I experienced in high school.
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by russh 5y ago
My favorite rejected review was for 6 slate coasters that arrived as slate chips because they were shipped in a large envelope with no padding.
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by russh 5y ago
I went from hardcore-raider-lite to casual and then they gated my characters progress behind raid level dungeons I just lost interest.
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by russh 5y ago
Same here, I still use svn on my 20 year old projects and haven't felt the need change. I use git for my newer projects but occasionally run into issues that cause me to have to search for a solution.
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by russh 5y ago
Thank you, thank you, thank you! "open ." is post-it note worthy.
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by russh 5y ago
People have done worse for less. It may not be a significant fraction of Amazon’s income but it could be a significant fraction of a sellers income or a significant fraction of sales manager’s sales.
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by russh 5y ago
One of my recent projects was a robot using a LILYGO T-Display module running MicroPython. I'm going to use them in "Build a Drawbot" workshops at our local Makerspace. The previous version used an Arduno running TinyBasic. I
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by russh 5y ago
Yes, but a totally anonymous singleton group... with a unique ID.
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by russh 6y ago
Let me tell you it is just as rough on the other end of the phone. "Yeah, I just got this email from somebody I don't know but it had an attachment I want to read. My anti-virus will not let me open it even after I disabled it. Wh
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by russh 6y ago
This may come as a surprise to you, as it did me... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filial_responsibility_laws
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by russh 6y ago
I know several places still using AS/400's, I wish they would stop calling me about software I wrote over 30 years ago.
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by russh 6y ago
Yesterday.
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by russh 6y ago
I was talking to my neighbors 10 year old son one day and the subject of computers came up. He told me they were started using Scratch at school but he's since moved on to Python because he "felt he was more of a Python guy."
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by russh 6y ago
Thats a lot of words to say "The wrong people are making money."
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by russh 6y ago
When my wife was without insurance we used GoodRX to drop the cost of her Propranolol to just under half of the cash price. Once she was eligible for insurance it was still cheaper to use GoodRX but the pharmacy refused and said she had to
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by russh 6y ago
Excellent doodad.
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by russh 6y ago
I am also an amateur Horologist and made one for my Dad: https://penfold.owt.com/panel_meter_clock_v2.1/

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