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by sparrish 7y ago
That's cause they taste so darn good you want to eat more of them.
572.
by sparrish 7y ago
Does it support wireless charging? I can't seem to find any info on that and I'm addicted to that feature. Can't imaging going back to dealing with desk spaghetti.
573.
by sparrish 7y ago
Also be useful to see if your floor is properly flat. Might be lighting up some ankles or the floor if not. <grin>
574.
by sparrish 7y ago
Agreed. This isn't a unique tale for a firearms manufacturer. This is a common tale for nearly any type of manufacturer that is bought out by private equity firms. They reduce costs and quality, load it with debt, suck it dry, and t
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by sparrish 7y ago
As a firearm enthusiast, the answer to "How many guys does one need?" is always "Just one more." <grin> It's a fun hobby that I can spend time with my kids. They also make great investments as a quality firear
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by sparrish 7y ago
My favorite lard story comes from my business partner. Every Sunday night the boarding school he attended in grade school would have an ice cream social. They always got the cheap ice cream from the local ice cream shop cause it tasted &#x2
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by sparrish 8y ago
I'm confused by your comment. We used Gusto for employees in Europe (NL and UK). It worked fine.
578.
by sparrish 8y ago
How does this compare/contrast with Gusto? We use Gusto for all our remote employees and it works very well.
579.
by sparrish 8y ago
Why annoy my users, even as a joke? I don't get this at all.
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by sparrish 8y ago
Looks like it crawls up and down wires
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by sparrish 8y ago
I can still log in from Linux (Ubuntu) just fine and I'm not doing any user-agent spoofing.
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Hayabusa2 Touches Down on Asteroid, Shoots It(arstechnica.com)
1 points by sparrish 8y ago|0 comments
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by sparrish 8y ago
More like two billionaires see opportunity to draw from US railway subsidies.
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by sparrish 8y ago
This is especially true of tech conferences. I've stopped attending altogether mostly due to the drinking 'culture' of the events.
585.
by sparrish 8y ago
Sounds like a market opportunity.
586.
by sparrish 8y ago
Just like a narcissist to write a post about himself. <grin>
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by sparrish 8y ago
I think the 25 year payback quoted is way off. Those batteries are going to last 25 years? I doubt it. They'll have to be replaced at least a couple of times and that will increase the payback substantially.
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by sparrish 8y ago
And here's the downfall, in my opinion, of Sport Illustrated (as well as ESPN) and why they're failing. Instead of, you know, sports... they got all political and their readers who subscribed for sports weren't interested in
589.
by sparrish 8y ago
Ah, the life of an on-call sysadmin.
590.
by sparrish 8y ago
"The prices are high — even for things you can buy in a drugstore" Reminds me of the brief hospital visit I had in Paraguay where I needed to have a friend or relative always with me because the hospital didn't stock anything
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by sparrish 8y ago
My favorite book from Knuth isn't computer-related at all. 3:16 Bible Texts Illuminated https://smile.amazon.com/3-16-Bible-Texts-Illuminated/dp/089...
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by sparrish 8y ago
This is the best meaningful visual representation of data I've seen in a long time. So many visual maps and charts are incoherent or of such low contrast that it's hard to make anything useful out of them. I wish more projects use
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by sparrish 8y ago
It appears the large denominational churches are closing while nondenominational churches are growing quickly. You can't put new wine in old wine-skins. https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2017/september&#
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by sparrish 8y ago
This is exactly what will happen. All these hobby farmers that thought they could make a living off of organic asparagus are getting a wake up call. I'd like to see the bankruptcy data about the 'age' of the farm. My guess
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MeMeTeSt.OrG – AdVaNcEd MeMeOrY DiAgNoStIc ToOl(memetest.org)
2 points by sparrish 8y ago|1 comments
596.
by sparrish 8y ago
OK, I'm going to avoiding elevators for a while now. I shouldn't have read that.
597.
by sparrish 8y ago
A lesson learned by a lot of iOS devs. If you want to play in their game, you have to play by their rules, even if they don't apply those rules to everyone else.
598.
by sparrish 8y ago
Tried to sign up but I'm not a Google Authenticator fan. You should consider other auth methods... like good ol' passwords.
599.
by sparrish 8y ago
"Change my resume from full-stack to just backend." Been there, done that. CSS, I hate you.
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by sparrish 8y ago
Maybe because for every one purchased they plant a tree?

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