timewasterthrow

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by timewasterthrow 3y ago
It wasnt their account. He had his own chargepoint account. But because its a public charge station, it shows history and its current use status. She was the only one that charged at work consistently at that charger, and had a more rare bo
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by timewasterthrow 3y ago
I know someone that caught their wife cheating by using the ChargePoint app the wife used to charge their Chevy Bolt. The wife charged their Chevy Bolt at work, which had a paid 'public' charger at her work site. The wife charged
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by timewasterthrow 3y ago
I didnt say they didnt want it bad enough. Im saying that most dont even TRY to improve seriously outside of going to practice, and even then some arent into it when there, even at the college level. It's not a career path for anyone.
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by timewasterthrow 3y ago
I actually think its better than rolling a 50 sided die. That was me just being nice about it. I think if you actually actively work with the goal of making it to the NFL, your odds are even better than 1 in 50. For example, sprinting times
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by timewasterthrow 3y ago
Wordle sold for a $1M+ and put all the solutions for the future games into the javascript file. Security is important, but its a spectrum.
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by timewasterthrow 3y ago
I have a close friend that I work with often, that often talks about his speed reading abilities, and I kid you not, he basically misunderstands important info or concepts in basically everything he is tasked with reading. I'd slow dow
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by timewasterthrow 3y ago
Peoples say the odds are ultra low, and talk a lot of young people out of trying. I played freshman football. I was ok. I'm 6'4", smart enough to get into Cal MechE, decently capable physically and grow muscle easily and have
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by timewasterthrow 3y ago
I have used this excuse in one way or another for 15 years, over several iterations. I made great money in sales, so was able to step away every few years to tackle the great startup lifestyle businesses I have. The #1 rule I have now, and