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by tcmart14 4y ago
This is a confusing part for me since professional photographers are one of the demographics that Apple tries to target. Seems like they would have never gotten rid of it. Granted, I could also say that it may be ridiculous for cameras to s
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Same here. I dabble a little bit in the evenings, but it is not my full time job. Would love to get into a good group of people in similar situations where perhaps it is more of a hobby/learning experience. Since after all, my biggest
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Yea, but we are starting to see upcoming issues with nurses in the US where some places just don't have enough. Granted, this is more because hospitals are trying to keep their number of nurses as low as possible. The hospital my wife
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I think it can depend on what that networking is. Is it, "hey I went to college with a guy and we loosely keep in touch over <insert social media>, but I am hardly familiar with his work, we just are alumni." Okay, that is p
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by tcmart14 4y ago
As someone who works at a company with an old horrible code base, for me its not so much of it can cause bugs, but it presents people from doing stupid things. In parts of a codebase we have a long legacy function that contains a string tha
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by tcmart14 4y ago
The way I like to put it is with an phrase your hear sometimes in the lock picking community. Locks actually don't really offer much protection. Their main function is to "keep an honest man honest."
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Same here. I would not be surprised if they are telling the truth. After all, I am of the beliefs that no tactics are "off the board." The CIA used vaccine programs as a means to track islamic terrorists. So, I wouldnt be as sock
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This is the exact headache I have.
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Gotcha, thanks for the explanation!
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Oh man, no way. If that is the case, some people thought I was full of shit when I said, "watch it, in the mass layoffs they fired that one guy who knows all about the certs." There is always that one guy and unfortunately he alwa
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So while costs are added on to the customer, it would result in a price raise resulting in lessening their competitive advantage. While they may not eat costs, it may cause them to loose out on potential customers, so they would still feel
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Definitely about Mastodon. I've been wanting to try out Mastodon and I finally took the plunge. So far, it seems a lot better because it allows for thoughtfulness. Will have to see how it goes!
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by tcmart14 4y ago
They maybe could, but I think it would be pretty unlikely. A lot of Asain companies strive to bring everything in house. Samsung Display is not just for making TVs, but also internal B2B as a supplier for Samsung phones, and such. This allo
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by tcmart14 4y ago
The amount of shit takes on that thread are astonishing from people wanting to paint Hector's comments in a bad light. Trying to twist his words to extrapolate a meaning that isn't there. Of course, there are tons of people who al
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Or if not framework, like the Pine 64. I believe Pine64's laptop is pretty much a laptop shell that houses one of their boards. Make a laptop shell that you can drop in any reasonably dimension-ed SBC and hook it up.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Railroad workers do get a lot of on the job training though. Or at least used to, wouldn't surprise me if they cut back on. But most rail road jobs are highly skilled jobs, the problem is, those skills don't really transfer well.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I need to go back and watch the marketing material, but I think everytime they brough up battery life, it was under conditions. Like 20 hour battery life browsing the web. 18 hour battery life with video playback. I don't think anywh
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Spacemacs on initial start-up, it will prompt you to choose either evil mode (vi) or holy mode (standard emacs) keybindings. Before I went to vanilla emacs, I was a spacemacs user using the 'holy mode.'
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I use linux at home, but have to use Windows at work. Microsoft team's desktop app even runs like ass on Windows.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Under 10. I am not quiet yet 30, so my oldest is 7. But yea, medical is no joke. Not even just the actual medical bills. At my current job, I pay about $1k a month just for them to have insurance. The company covers my premiums, but barely
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Probably out of water. Florida and Arizona may have problems that are the exact opposite of the other. Florida, too much water, Arizona too little water.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I had kids young. First one at 21 and my 2nd at 23. Now I am done having kids. Talking to friends, a lot of it is, it is a major financial burden. Now in their mid to late 20s, they are waiting because they hope in the future to be more fin
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I think it is entirely up to the person. I know people who are insanely productive on linux, I am. But I also know people who get so distracted by customization, they never seem to get anything done other than, "check out how I got vim
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Probably more of the unfortunate part is that the GPU stuff is what everyone is most excited about. Hector's work is instrumental and he is instrumental to all of it coming together, but his work just doesn't get seen as being as
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You do, but it is apart of the charging model. They accounted for wear and tear on the car and baked that into their rate. if their rate is 10 cents a mile they transport you, maybe 0.01 cent of that that 0.10/mile is the cost of wear
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Not necessarily weight in on if fascists or not. But this point can definitely be true and we even have an example. Germany went from the loss of WW1 to the Wiemar Republican, probably one of the most liberal governments in its day, to Nazi
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Have not heard of this, but I also don't do much work in the security space. Good read and thank you for the share!
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I do an SSG, for me, the hardest part was finding an SSG I liked. I ended up settling on a small one that rarely gets talked about, blogc. It isn't perfect, but I like it.
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Check out the Ham radio community. There are amateurs who launch balloons and put things on board like radio with APRS and such. You might get some good ideas and help your kid down the road to a pretty interesting hobby.
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Its pretty spotty in the US. Where I specifically am, the city dump has a place and best buy will take small electronics. Someone else mentioned their TV being big, same at my local best buy. If you even have a local best buy or those store

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