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by tomcam 1y ago
I abandoned exactly the business model you are pursuing because I couldn’t figure out a solution. I also abandoned the equivalents of eBay and PayPal decades ago for similar reasons, and in fact neither company has produced acceptable solut
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by tomcam 1y ago
What happens when an expensive piece of equipment is damaged and the guilty party refuses to acknowledge it?
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by tomcam 1y ago
OK so I try to do that. But then I'll have some big problem or add too many big features and just give up. (My sleep is nearly nonexistent so I don't have a lot of time for logging things anyway.)
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by tomcam 1y ago
By the way, I have a sincere question about land acknowledgments. How far do they go back? For example, should the Comanche do land acknowledgments for the Apaches? Are the descendants of Vikings responsible for land acknowledgments to the
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by tomcam 1y ago
You made an assertion and it appears you cannot back it up. Asking a bunch of irrelevant questions isn’t helping your case much.
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by tomcam 1y ago
Can you show where they don't value freedom of expression?
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by tomcam 1y ago
Analysis: true
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by tomcam 1y ago
That makes me very angry. I am fat, wasteful, and directionless but Google pays me nothing.
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by tomcam 1y ago
Why am I always behind the curve
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by tomcam 1y ago
I’d forgotten! Fascinating in retrospect
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by tomcam 1y ago
I love that idea. The ergonomics of that first Mac design remain my favorite of any computer. Loved the keyboard, the screen even though it was black and white, and even the handle. It made carrying the computer remarkably easy. Would be aw
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by tomcam 1y ago
My technique is to go for guaranteed wins no matter how small. Open one email without demanding I do anything else. Hit the heavy bag once instead of planning for 15 minutes. Give my son a sandwich for dinner instead of the ideal four cours
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by tomcam 1y ago
You’re a big fat liar. While your new videos are slicker, that first one is not at all shoddy. It’s actually pretty good.
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by tomcam 1y ago
Not following?
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by tomcam 1y ago
Yep. I have a genuine 1959 Strat that feels and sounds amazing. I also have a 2024 Squier Debut that goes for $130 new and sounds every bit as good, though it doesn’t feel as nice. Action is perfect and it stays in tune.
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by tomcam 1y ago
Deep cut
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by tomcam 1y ago
Nonsense. It’s about 5 years away. I know this because I’ve been reading about fusion for 50 years and the messaging has been remarkably consistent: 5 years away.
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by tomcam 1y ago
Two Real Genius references on one page. Life is good.
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by tomcam 1y ago
You’re a good writer
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by tomcam 1y ago
They prefer to be called little planets
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We Know Why Ancient Roman Concrete Lasts Thousands of Years(sciencealert.com)
29 points by tomcam 1y ago|15 comments
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by tomcam 1y ago
https://www.jetbrains.com/fleet/
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by tomcam 1y ago
Now I feel like an idiot for paying off my house
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by tomcam 1y ago
There was once a domain named funkware, no extension. I learned about it in 1996 or 1997 from a fellow Microsoftie. It was maintained by a kid at Network Solutions who literally hid a server in one of their closets solely for that purpose.
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by tomcam 1y ago
To encourage you to file a PR
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by tomcam 1y ago
“Flexible” scares me with regard to types. Can you elaborate on that thought?
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by tomcam 1y ago
You’re right! I mean, I read it but completely missed the message. Thanks for the correction.
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by tomcam 1y ago
I'm totally unable to daydream. Never have for at least 50 years that I can remember. Can't visualize myself accomplishing cool things. Can't visualize how I'll look or feel after doing the much-needed exercise I should
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by tomcam 1y ago
Super exciting! Thanks
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by tomcam 1y ago
I solve this by purchasing multiple pairs of prescription bifocals from Zenni for $11 each

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