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by ssl-3 2mo ago
In the world of specialized test equipment, $20k isn't too bad at all. It's a certainly still a lot of money in absolutes, but the barrier to entry is simple very high for this class of kit. The sales volume is low and the engin
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
You're the third person to suggest this post-canning mustard treatment. But you are polite and cordial about it instead of outwardly dismissive, and this is appreciated. I'm no stranger to mustards. I've got a few varieties
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
If moving to Texas would make me be just as smart, witty, and observant as you think that you are yourself, then: I think that I would rather stay where I'm at, thanks. Other than their profoundly myopic nature, the notions you presen
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
I have had bad results receiving canned goods from Amazon. They have tended to show up mangled in ways that can compromise the integrity of the seal.
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Of course. This does not produce the same results as fish that have been cooked/canned in mustard sauce and left together for months (or years). This difference is important to me. The old, fish-flavored mustard goop at the bottom of
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
I don't understand this question. Most of the sardines I get come from Poland. I very seldom see Morroco listed on the tins that I get. I do not understand how an unstated price can infer origin, or species, or the presence of only b
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
I can't find what I want for sardines in Ohio. What I want is non-premium-brand, not-Chinese sardines -- in mustard sauce. These brands can vary: Chicken of the Sea, Beach Cliff, and whatever the house brands of stores like Wal-Mar
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Paragraphs are old. Brevity is the new thing. Make it short. ( Lift , bro.)
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
When I still lived with my parents around the turn of the century, we had a Tivo DVR that talked directly with their DirecTV system's dish. The Tivo was dual-tuner and could do things like record one thing while letting a person watch
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Is it possible someone had your number before it was yours, and that they were a hot target for spam? My US phone numbers over the years[1] have normally been very quiet, but I've had a couple that were quite spammy. [1]: I've bee
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Is that worse than an addiction to sleep?
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
The previously-linked chart appears to show the rate-of-change of the airfare , by itself. It shows how airfare prices themselves went up or down over time, as a percentage, without taking anything else into consideration. That can be us
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Also Costco, Aldi, Meijer, Wal-Mart, Kroger, Target, Publix, HEB, [...], and we must also not forget restaurant suppliers such as Sysco and GFS. If it were possible to produce a list of places that buy from distributors and don't use a
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
In my case, I don't see it as a domain that I lost. I sold it. Trademarks are interesting. They don't need to be registered in order to be protected (although they can be registered), and they aren't usually absolute (even
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
> On the other hand Joe from shipping wouldn't even know what a PLC is Joe from shipping is undefined. It is possible that Joe knows more about PLCs than you think you know about shipping, and that he has a god complex worse than t
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
I once got $6k out of a domain that I was using. It was a very good name and I think I had a solid case for keeping it, but I was not prepared to fight for it. Anyway, you got $2k. That's way better than paying for lawyers and losing
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Thanks! That game is both completely silly and fluid AF. It is also terrifying. Piloting a bicycle through a city at 150MPH is really something else. One thing I felt I wanted as I goofed around with it is this: Blurry Speed. I don'
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Ah. Yeah, I wasn't quite picking up what you were putting down. :) And I'd apologize for writing about old computers, except I enjoy writing about old computers. I never had much experience with S-100, though; my days of hand
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
So they conduct a formal investigation. Top Men descend upon the facility to figure out whether we blame Joe, or Tim, or Emily. Heads roll. And the thumb drive is still gone, isn't it? --- No, it's not regular. It's not de
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
I don't get into PLCs, per se, but I've done some stuff with other building-scale gear. Like: We took care of the centralized controls for the inmate portion of a jail that was built in the 1980s. We rejiggered the controls for
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Eh? It's just a thumb drive, on a lanyard, hanging in a cabinet. It's not like it has guards posted. :) Maybe Joe (from shipping) took it back to his desk to have a squiz at it and try to passively learn something new during som
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
PC accessories have been easy during the era of ifixit, though. I remember installing seventy-two individual DIP chips onto an Everex 2-megabyte 8-bit ISA EMS expansion card and downloading software to make it work in MS-DOS from Intel&#x27
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
And the models of the future will surely be better than they are today. This stuff is still a very long way from maturity. Sometimes it seems like they're moving very slowly. That makes sense: It's easy to get used to how they
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
You mean like, just hang a thumb drive on a lanyard inside of the cabinet -- with source code and such? That will probably just disappear. Maybe with good intention or maybe with bad, but it's probably gone either way. If it doesn&#x2
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
>30% of people usually just don't vote, even in the presidential elections that happen every 4 years. It's of primary importance to motivate these folks to vote at all. Getting them to favor for a candidate who isn't bats
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Please always vote. Thank you. :)
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Eh? I've paid for ChatGPT (and in the recent ~year, codex) for about as long as it was available to pay for. I'm not upset by the offer of giving luna to the masses for free -- not at all. Should I be upset that people can cut-an
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Indeed. I buy 2 hot dogs for $1 at Sheetz sometimes. For that price, I get them with mustard, onions, and sauerkraut already on them. They are not excellent in any way. I will probably never love them. :) But they're available 24&#x
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Even though it seems implicit that all of these companies are losing money hand-over-fist, it's still a competitive market. Improving the free offerings is meant to increase visibility and therefore market share. It's not about g
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
So much for simple elegance, I guess. :)

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