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I think this is true of most things "in person", what's surprising is what you point out: exactly what ones will jump out at you. I was totally unprepared when I turned the corner in St Peter's and be confronted with th
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"Many children no longer learn to write cursive in school" ... The new logo, she said, is easier to process." My favorite license plate is California's because of the cursive script. To me, it's both elegant and mo
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"Congress"
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Well, anecdotally, I've noticed catching a person every few months just slipping right out. One guy did it right in front of me after he saw the opportunity when the employee had to help out another customer's machine. smh. self
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Well, I certainly hope they've at least stopped issuing waypoints with identical names... although it wouldn't surprise me if geographically-distant is the best we can do as a species.
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We've been digging this hole for awhile that it seems like we've hit china. I don't know if that's a good thing or not, but things are coming to a head (vis-a-vis recent supreme court rulings) and we're not togethe
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I was too scared to try it while in the czech republic (brno).
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It's a popular subculture. A few years back a guy built his own "forge" and burned down a chunk of the town (upstate ny).
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Neat. I wonder if you could drop the battery and run off a dynamo hub or two?
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Until liability is on the manufacturer, I'm really not interested in self-driving cars. Currently, when you use "self-driving", you need to pay more attention not less, because the system adds an additional unpredictability c
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The AP article quoted: (it has an interactive timeline also) https://apnews.com/article/hawaii-fires-timeline-maui-lahain...
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baby steps... and then you have the movie gattaca.
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"How First Class is handled." That's by far the easiest issue to handle: don't change a thing... they get off first exactly how they do now.
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All these fathers with their daughters. ;) I'm happy for them, but dude really: "I’ve been here for 21 years I can’t remember anything as important as these Taylor Swift tickets"
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paywall and the archive is down. did oregon have a unified intervention program where there was one point of contact who knew and tracked the patient from initial contact through all ups, downs, sides, and arounds? that p.o.c. would have a
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Light weight journal trawling: https://pypi.org/project/journal-brief/
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> There is no right to lie. Tell that to the police.
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my understanding is options in the cli are tied to either global options, input file options, or output file options; so placing options after -i option(s) would tie it to the output file... i'm definitely not an ffmpeg expert though.
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3y ago
Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.
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It does look like ucarp doesn't have a current maintainer unfortunately.
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Yep, they're the same protocol number 112, so they conflict. In things like wireshark, you'll want to change to the carp dissector.
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ucarp is carp on linux. It's what I use on linux.
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My current phone is a pixel 2 released in 2017. It's perfectly great and there's no reason it couldn't continue receiving updates other than planned obsolescence. This "huge" difference is only at the top. If anyt
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My mom was the first woman to love me.
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Informed consent. I'd even say "rigorous, neutral, informed consent". And it's not only paying customers. Personally, I've always felt more angry about Christa McAuliffe. I'm not sure I'd go all the wa
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I saw this in the theater when it came out on a total whim not knowing a thing about it. Loved every second.
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Didn't know there was a standalone logind. Reminded me of how they broke vnc sessions. Still kind of annoyed at that one.
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Extend.
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"Don't wrestle with pigs." The issue though is when pigs get to make the laws.
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Simple answer: It's abstractions all the way down. With an old machine, you can feel the "slowness" doing a similar test with something coded in assembly vs compiled. The reality is, to be fast, do less.
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