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by surge 3y ago
Housing doesn't fix the problem of homelessness. You can give someone a free house and if they're not capable of the basics of self care, due to mental health, drug usage, etc. Then the houses get destroyed/misused, becomes a
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by surge 3y ago
I never either but that's cause I have USB-C docks at work.
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by surge 3y ago
Co-ops just make the employees the shareholders, the shareholders still want to maximize profit. It might improve working conditions but there's still no hard incentives to treat the customer any better at the expense of profit. Curren
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by surge 3y ago
I've seen it more in the context of security, if you want developers to use a malicious library or extension, you can buy stars to give it a fake reputation boost making people more likely to use it.
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by surge 3y ago
Yes, my mom would have us boys go out and piss outside by the garden for the same reason. My wife's azalea bush was getting eaten by deer too, so I told her the trick and got my son to water the bush. The tradition lives on. Follow me
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by surge 3y ago
I think the same tax should be on vacant rental properties. If you're still sitting on a rental property after 6 months to a year, you're charging too much for it since its apparently above market rate. At the very least you shoul
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by surge 3y ago
Likely the places still supporting it will re-enable it.
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by surge 3y ago
States are mini countries, state means country, hence United States. We're a country of smaller countries. So run by the state can be government for the SC or France. The original 13 states (of which SC was one) existed separately as
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by surge 3y ago
Well no, because of compound interest.
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by surge 3y ago
I've purchased the Similasan products before when I was dealing with dry eye/eye strain issues, and they are bunk. Mostly saline and some homeopathic BS. That said saline "helped" and they usually labeled it as "rel
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by surge 3y ago
The switch and the Steam Deck are effectively a tablet hybrid form factor (both are portable and have touch screens), just with the controller integrated or come packaged standard. Docking stations are something tablets handle fine too, Swi
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by surge 3y ago
Just wave the tax if you're over a certain age or collect SS. Seems like a good compromise.
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by surge 3y ago
Right, which is why I said its effectively what we have now (a situation that preserves their current territories), AFAIK, the situation barely effect SK life. It's just neither side believes the minute they stop pointing weapons at ea
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by surge 3y ago
A lot of this is talking about attempts during 2022 which was known about a year ago in the security community when it first came out. It's just more of the same as best I can tell, just because they were caught, doesn't mean they
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by surge 3y ago
Video evidence snuck out of the country frequently shows obviously malnourished people, even military soldiers, who are supposed to get special privileges and access to food look pale and show obvious signs of malnourishment. That said, the
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by surge 3y ago
"Ending the war" requires handing South Korea over to DPRK based on their conditions and they still claim their government has rightful jurisdiction over it. I mean the war is effectively over. It's been a cold war since the
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by surge 3y ago
This is kind of cool, last year the trees in my yard released an obnoxious amount of acorns compared to most years. This explains why.
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by surge 3y ago
You're prob not violating ToS since you're not doing it for commercial use, and you're actually reinventing the wheel as a couple of options for that are already available as community plugins. I've been using Remote-sav
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Weaponizing ML models for red teams and bounty hunters(5stars217.github.io)
4 points by surge 3y ago|0 comments
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by surge 3y ago
And they make little o rings to dampen that if you're hardcore.
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by surge 3y ago
Yeah and in fact, I've heard of this attack being done in the past, but it heavily depends on the typist, the keyboard, etc. Cadence, sound, etc changes with the typist and hardware. This isn't new, and has very few, if any practi
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by surge 3y ago
The problem was they never factor in the single mom with 3 kids, she made "enough" that I qualified for less grants, but she still had 2 other kids to raise and also help put through college since we were only a couple years apart
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by surge 3y ago
I think the advent of cell phones killed the pop in, everyone can call or text now before popping in.
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by surge 3y ago
You stole the name from Naruto...didn't you? Which is fine. It's been what, over 15 years since the episode/manga with that technique debuted? I guess I shouldn't be surprised someone young who watched it grew up and mad
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by surge 3y ago
Right, its called vendor lock in. It's why a lot of services offer a free tier, to reduce the upfront investment in the hopes you'll settle in and eventually pay. It's why students get free software licenses, etc. It's a
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by surge 3y ago
> Hmm, moving to a free service can take a lot of time, there might be lock-in? Which is why it's good to pay for the product to get support once you're dependent on it. It's why cloud providers give companies and devs fre
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by surge 3y ago
Yes, but in this case I'm referring to formula, food, or breast milk that's been sitting in a fridge. You don't need to "heat" it, but some babies are more receptive if its not cold.
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by surge 3y ago
I'm pretty sure children just breastfed for longer before eating solid foods.
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by surge 3y ago
My wife pointed out that the 3 minutes at highest setting they used in this study is not something you'd ever do for baby food. The goal of microwaving it is to simply knock the chill off and get the food/milk up to room-body temp
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by surge 3y ago
My wife pointed out and I feel dumb for not realizing it because I know this myself, you never heat baby food much past 30 seconds, certainly not for 3 minutes at highest setting. Babies generally eat baby food at room temperature to body t

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