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by suzzer99 5y ago
When I was 10 years old I sat next to a guy on a plane who sold linoleum tile. He said he used to be an aeronautical engineer, but lost his job when the bottom dropped out of his industry. I've always remembered that, and try not to ta
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Well they could at least give you a chance to download your own content first.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
I've read a decent number of books about climbing big peaks. In all of them they said they were so nauseous on summit day from being in the death zone, they could barely force down a protein bar.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
It works great for negative political ads though.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Every Amazon review stream: 5-star, 2-star, 5-star, 5-star, 5-star, 5-star, 5-star.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
And I'm sure none of his base will notice or care that months later the reporter isn't actually being prosecuted. The political points scored still count.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
My Dad still sends all emails to my main address and my gmail address, due to the occasional spat between netzero and godaddy that would block emails to my main address.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Seems like a ton of problems could be solved by just keeping the tunnel open an hour or so later. Maybe they don't want people driving drunk back from Anchorage. Force them to end their night early.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Alien is my favorite movie of all time. I'm still made about Prometheus. Mostly for the plot, but the CGI is painful as well.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Agreed. This is the movie equivalent of fixing bad UI/UX with "we'll figure out the messaging later".
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by suzzer99 5y ago
CGI worked pretty well in the original Matrix and Terminator 2. When CGI is innovative and fits the plot it's fine. When it's used in the same formulaic superhero movie 30-minute final battle scene we've seen a dozen times--w
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Way way back in the day, my friend wrote a program that would format the user's Commodore 5 1/4" floppy disk (usually the one that also ran their BBS) if they just tried to load it. They didn't even have to run it. If so
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by suzzer99 5y ago
https://zombo.com/ Hypnotizing.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
But depending on the situation, that problem may never happen. I'm not a big fan of introducing complexity to guard against code screwups in the same codebase.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
There may not be a next govt in El Salvador for a while. Their populist president seems intent on staying in power by any means necessary.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Cats like to have a perch to see the comings and goings in their territory, at least during the day. I believe in the big viral photo the cats in the dish have a heated cathouse nearby, which they only use at night.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Yes. But the intrinsic value of a piece of art is tied to someone wanting to own that art for the enjoyment of it. The intrinsic value of a stock is tied to the earning power of the company you own a small piece of. NFTs have no earning pow
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Most crackheads either died, went to jail or got clean. It's not a sustainable lifestyle. Cocaine takes a lot longer to bring someone down.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
It blows my mind that the Great Pyramid of Giza was the tallest building in the world for 4,440 years (give or take 10), until the Eiffel Tower finally dethroned it.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Getting anything new working in CloudFormation is a great way to kill a day.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Going from Weblogic 10 minute reboots to Node 5 second reboots made development so much more productive and fun for me.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Spectrum has turned old equipment into a profit center. Twice now when I canceled and turned in my equipment I still had to file an appeal to keep from being charged. Full price of course - for some old cable box or modem they just throw in
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by suzzer99 5y ago
I have ADHD and my internal monologue is in hyperdrive and going off in 10 different directions every waking moment. So maybe it can work the other way sometimes too.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Well this went a direction I didn't expect.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Apropos name.
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by suzzer99 5y ago
From my 20+ years of experience working the spectrum from fully remote to fully in-office - there seems to be something primal that happens when you make a real human connection with someone. In person > zoom > phone > email. It do
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by suzzer99 5y ago
YT continues to push Jordan Peterson videos on me even though I've downvoted them many times. Other friends report the same thing. I think the algorithm has figured out that if it can get people into JP, there's a chance they go d
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Faster than a rolling O. Stronger than silent E. Able to leap capital T in a single bound. It’s a word! It’s a plan! It’s Letterman!
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Hertz is currently cannibalizing their brand and customer base by charging outrageous fees (cleaning, late) and refusing the refund them even when proven wrong. https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2021-06-11&#x2
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by suzzer99 5y ago
Sure would be nice if the Sacklers faced any consequences.

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