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you’ll need to increase the resources to atleast "Atleast" isn't a word. I looked at wiki.js and I don't understand why you wouldn't just install Mediawiki. It only takes a few minutes and wiki.js doesn't l
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They also don't seem to be aimed at the road but straight ahead. In my opinion, DOT standards allow too much light above the cutoff. It's great for illuminating overhead signs, but with modern HID and LED systems it's just
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Headlight-leveling mechanisms have been around forever, and anyone who has been blinded by an oncoming, loaded pickup truck knows why. Headlights that either mechanically or electronically (as found in some motorcycles) point into a turn a
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I am surprised that neither you nor Ian suspected that the "vandals" were on to something a bit more Hindsight is 20/20. Have you ever run across meth heads? They do completely random nonsense and they'll do it time
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Your comment here indicates that you're just too young to have heard it every single day, twice a day, throughout your childhood as it inexplicably got constant airtime. So your argument is basically just a no true Scotsman. I grew u
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In what universe is "We built this City" the worst song ever? In this universe where 90% of music-related journalism boils down to competitive hipster snark. I love the song, but I was ten when it came out, so of course I do.
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Also as Jung said unearned wisdom can be dangerous. You are absolutely insufferable. This all reeks of ego. Just don't bring it up if you're not willing to openly discuss how you got there. Not that I believe you, anyway, of c
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There's nothing to bite. GP can provide insight into how his supposed wisdom can be obtained or not. We've all heard about psychedelics at this point. Surely, if that's all it is, then GP would simply say so.
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It's pretty sad you can't respect this person's privacy. There's nothing sad about it and, judging by GP's writing, the concern isn't privacy. I didn't ask for your opinions on how GP supposedly got this
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Sorry. I can't write it down because I think what I did was reckless and stupid and I don't want to give any ideas in a high visible thread like this. It's infuriating that you write all that about how enlightened you suppo
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Keep in mind that there are other products that fulfill the same need. This is essentially just novelty branding.
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I've never heard anyone refer to writing assembly as writing assembler I used 'assembler' back in high school, when I was learning about the 80x86. I remember because I was 'corrected' by fellow student who had n
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"Woke" makes absolutely zero sense here. I think the word you're looking for is "sensitive".
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If they're a different team, it's not so much a manager responsibility. That doesn't even make any sense. If you need people from other teams, your manager should absolutely be coordinating that. in tech, it helps to alre
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She, and apparently others she gathered feedback from, felt like I hadn’t done a good enough job pulling other engineers into the project. She spoke of how proud she was of the outcome but that it didn’t excuse my less than ideal methods.
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I don't know if the author will read these comments, but there's a missing word: the architecture of I am building.
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I'm curious why this is even an issue. I don't understand why an actual interrupt would get tripped for virtual serial port writes, and I don't understand why a virtual serial port (i.e. logging) gets swamped by what seems l
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the often cited Landsteiner and Popper experiment simply showed that drilling a hole in the head of a monkey and injecting biological material into the hole causes paralysis in a few of the monkeys. Two monkeys were injected and both died
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I was curious, so I googled it. I'm guessing GP is talking about this: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/answer-sheet/wp/2018/06/... The aim was to create teacher evaluation systems that de
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Adjusting for inflation, those numbers suggest very minimal growth. Adjusting for inflation, that's still a two billion dollar increase. I wish I had problems like that. As for the rest, you're demonstrating my point. GGP talk
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Windows is more and more of a distraction and an expense Is it? Or is it simply not the New Hotness with the biggest growth? If this source is to be believed, Windows accounted for almost $25 billion in 2022, up from $20 billion in 2018.
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It definitely happens: https://www.seattletimes.com/business/oregon-store-allegedly... https://www.sfgate.com/cannabis/article/sf-magic-mushroom-ch...
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How are you supposed to know if you have milk that will quickly go bad etc.? From the article: any food products with a date label — with the exception of infant formula, eggs, beer, and malt beverages — must state “Best if Used By” to i
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100% of us could sustain a life changing head injury that renders us more violent and aggressive than we were before, and that could happen at any moment Then I should be imprisoned if I present a threat to the public. I don't under
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we lock them up, and someone else steps in to do the same thing Crime isn't an internship program.
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Everyone wants to get a diagnosis of ADHD and/or autism so they can spend the rest of their life never growing or improving If you ever saw someone get an ADHD diagnosis, along with appropriate medication and mental tools, you might
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I happened to watch a snippet of the anime Demon Slayer in an obscure Chinese fan dub. Ironically, this caught my attention. How is that ironic?
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I'm not sure what I would have done differently in their place. I remember some buzz around carrying Arduino not long before they went out of business. They drifted away from the DIY scene into cellphone kiosk territory. Maybe if t
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I am sure the frequent gun confrontations we see in the news are caused by bullying and the bullied resort to guns as the only way to get relief from the bullies! Why? Bullied kids aren't murderers. Psychopaths are murderers. I
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As a south Asian man, I noticed that I would get very few likes from white women in London. And I began to internalise this implicit feedback, Back before Match.com bought OKCupid, the OKCupid blog had some horrifying gems. IIRC, Asian m
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