silversconfused

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by silversconfused 7y ago
Potentially that amount of time would allow carrying some groceries with a screaming toddler in tow.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
I have been, though it is very difficult.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
They are thinking like letterhead.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Add extensions support and disable telemetry/remote-control by default (pushing updates where you control the code is remote control, don't even try to argue against that one).
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Happened to me too. Useless things sound just like free airline headphones. I'm done with amazon.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Any interest in buying toys from a home operation? I've been playing with making non-toxic housewares from fast growing alder trees. I would love to pivot into making toy cars and baby rattles for a living. :)
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Curation in particular seems to be Amazon's Achilles heel. They have no problem showing you pages of knockoffs when you are seeking a specific item. Then when purchased, you get to play comingle roulette!
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by silversconfused 7y ago
You're thinking of ex-employee's well being, I'm sure, but is retail really the best place to grind your way up the corporate ladder and make a living wage? I would hope that the old employees would have moved on to better th
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by silversconfused 7y ago
There's a billion bucks in Toys `R' Us that I can play with!
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Wasn't that a sims 2 expansion pack?
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by silversconfused 7y ago
I wonder if it would cost as much as the F35 program. I'd rather pay for a junkie's health care than a token national alliance tech project jet that no one needs.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Thinking like this will cause windows xp to be run into the 2020 or 2030s. Remember the ubuntu motto "humanity toward others"? Aliening 32 bit users won't help anyone.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Why'd we go through all the pain of implementing multiarch if they are just going to drop "old reliable" compatibility and go back to single arch?
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by silversconfused 7y ago
My hope would be that they can bullshit their way through running a business as well as I can bullshit my way through code and infrastructure. (yes I am looking, I have a small product ready for customers built with the exit intention of se
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Back then your attention was valuable enough that presenting news to you was an honor. Obviously some money was made on the side by embedding sponsored messages, but the core content was for the listener/viewer's benefit. Now, che
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by silversconfused 7y ago
This attitude is killing the web.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
https://imgur.com/a/RCrWJgC waterfox based on firefox-esr 56 (due to legacy extensions in use) with mild adblocking. I'm probably not your desired client.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Blaming the customers for how you exploit them is kinda bassackwards.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Yes, and without a warrant too.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
This makes all the pointy hair bosses out there demanding faxes and hardcopies seem wise. Imagine, getting an email that tried to block forwarding... the nerve.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
What does it do? I click search, it says to sign up. I begrudgingly make up some crap that fits the signup regex, and am then logged in. I search again, and... nothing happens? Search for local suppliers of goods I need would be highly usef
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by silversconfused 7y ago
And that connection's name is Electronic Arts!
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Cometcursor being so horrible inspired me to learn how to make .ico files with transparency in mspaint.... good times!
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by silversconfused 7y ago
"Can do" attitude is a good selling point. "Better than you" is not.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
We've been having good luck seeking out manufactures and buying directly from them instead of using amazon. It's often cheaper.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
That certainly makes the max less of a safety concern.
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by silversconfused 7y ago
I <3 my geek blanket!
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by silversconfused 7y ago
I got a gift card for thinkgeek a few years ago. Couldn't find anything I wanted. Tried giving the code away to coworkers, family, even posted it on hn, reddit, and some chans. Literally nobody used it. Thinkgeek died when they stopped
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by silversconfused 7y ago
Yay! I had to set this up with greasemonkey so seeing it officially is great!
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by silversconfused 7y ago
To be fair, driving a car is much more complicated, but you learned that. You put in the effort because it's worthwhile and enriches your life.

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