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by scruple 3y ago
Jellyfin. https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin
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by scruple 3y ago
From what I've seen in recent years, we don't have school buses in a lot of the US anymore, either. Now every school-aged kid has to be transported back and forth in a personal vehicle.
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by scruple 3y ago
I have a tankless, too, and after reading the article and these comments had the same thoughts...
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by scruple 3y ago
I'm already hearing the comments on Monday, people asking me how my "break" was, since I took off all of last week (I mean, I had to since the preschool our twins attend and the daycare our singleton attends were closed). Wor
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by scruple 3y ago
I know folks like this. Cantonese and Vietnamese. Most of them are (were, back when they were trying to speak English) deeply embarrassed by their accents and utterly captured by that fear.
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by scruple 3y ago
Unvetted, probably, sure, but culturally similar.
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by scruple 3y ago
I'm a remote working veteran, having worked in that arrangement for over a decade. Recently I changed employers, to a place down the street, and I loved going to the office before RTO (we're expected to be in the office 3 days a w
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by scruple 3y ago
I walk 15-20k steps daily (~12-15km... some of that is running). Have walked or run this much for most of my adult life. I grew up in Pennsylvania and Ohio, have lived in Texas, Georgia, and California, and spent significant time in the Car
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by scruple 3y ago
No, but I do need to put 3 kids into car seats and carry a lot of stuff at the same time. I don't have many great options. I sincerely don't understand what people with 4 or more children do in these situations, work vans? I&#x2
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by scruple 3y ago
Where is here? I started camping with my kids when our twins were 2, but we live in SoCal and have an abundance of amazing options within range. edit/ I've also lived in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Texas, and spent significan
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by scruple 3y ago
My neighbor commutes on public transit from south OC to DTLA 5 days a week and has since they moved in back in 2016. He was driving during the pandemic because the roads were empty. I've never heard him complain about it. He leaves aro
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by scruple 3y ago
That's fascinating, I'll have to research my local agency and see if I can find out more. Thanks!
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by scruple 3y ago
We were given a green waste bin a few years ago. We use it, but I've always wondered... I doubt anyone is sorting through this waste in any useful sense. How in the world would we ever prevent cross-contimination between non-green wast
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by scruple 3y ago
I can walk to 3 grocery stores (and these are on shopping centers with a few dozen restaurants and other stores, Target, Walmart, etc... theoretically everything I need) in under 15 minutes from my front door in Orange county, California, n
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by scruple 3y ago
Eh, it's a fine theory but I have twins. One is the pickiest eater ever and getting her to eat is like an on-call sort of situation to be handled personally by mom or me. Her twin sister, these are 4 year olds, ate like 8 pieces of pla
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by scruple 3y ago
Of course, who doesn't like playing with themself? Seriously, though, there's a wealth of games for solo players! Some are made specifically for soloability, some have solo modes, some are older titles that have had solo modes wri
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by scruple 3y ago
I am also into micro-zines (and larger). There's a great community around Sword and Sorcery style short stories, with a handful of high quality quarterly and monthly publications, with strong authors in the genre.
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by scruple 3y ago
Board game design, but specifically solo and 2-player co-op games that have a small footprint, small board states, and are easy to play. I've been looking for offline hobbies and recently got into solo board gaming, on top of playing g
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by scruple 3y ago
I'd add that it also ships with an incredible toolset alongside the installation, has a fully featured standard library, cross compiling is typically painless, and you get a single binary executable out the other side.
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by scruple 3y ago
I'd love an EV but I've got 3 kids in car seats. As far as I know, only Rivian is making something that would work for our needs and I'm not paying $85,000 for it.
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by scruple 3y ago
I mean, yes. My MIL was a good realtor and retired early. Both of the homes I bought in California since meeting my wife, my actual realtor was useless as fuck and I went on MLS myself with my MIL to sort out the local market and find what
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by scruple 3y ago
I stepped into a Data Engineering Lead role in 2019. Stepped out of it in 2021. My team was the first in the org to really approach data engineering and we were all software engineers. I'm told that the systems we built have largely be
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by scruple 3y ago
I have two shared albums on Google Photos. One is an archive that holds (essentially) every picture of our kids. The other is a curated album of pictures from the first. But I started these albums when our twins were born, and now we'v
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by scruple 3y ago
Yes. This was prominent when Russia invaded Ukraine. It was as if millions of people woke and decided, "I'm tired of being an infectious disease expert. Starting today, I'm a military intelligence expert!"
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by scruple 3y ago
I've had the experience that... I was told when I was separating from the military, at 25b(I don't know why and I didn't ask...), to expect a colonoscopy. It didn't happen. I mentioned it to my GP a couple of years later
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by scruple 3y ago
Steam libraries with hundreds or thousands of unplayed games. I do understand it, I think, but I'm glad I'm not afflicted.
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by scruple 3y ago
> destroy capitalism And replace it with what?
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by scruple 3y ago
Mine is a 2014, guess I narrowly dodged that bullet. Thanks for posting this.
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by scruple 3y ago
Yes, unsurprisingly I've had these exact sorts of conversations at work (gamesdev). Some of these people truly, truly believe that they are so gifted and so talented that the work opportunities will simply never dry up.
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by scruple 3y ago
I'm in the same boat. I rarely lose my shit. I'm the person in others lives that they come to when they need a calm, collected perspective, I calm my children easily, I enjoy letting people talk to me about their problems and I do

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