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11mo ago
How did you dust bust it? Wipe it by hand with a microfiber cloth or something?
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11mo ago
I have decades of experience as an unaccomplished nobody and I concur.
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11mo ago
Agree completely. I should’ve used a different term.
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11mo ago
Glad you’ve got all that time on your hands. I am still working on the fusion reactor portion of my supernova simulator, so that I can generate the silicon you so blithely refer to.
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1y ago
No. It's sad that you would think that way. The obvious correct answer is Bob Weilbacher, who fired me with no reason given from my cherished $3.75/hour job in the mailroom at Cal State Fullerton back in 1979.
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1y ago
> When they have sex, people expect to ejaculate and feel good, not have their intercourse morph into a drag race with a clown half-way though. speak for yourself
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1y ago
I played bass for Snatching Bats
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1y ago
It would take a feastful of foods to make me smell more attractive. In other news, I used to be able to identify people by smell but I am thankful to have lost this ability.
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Walkie Talkie, an open source peer-to-peer iOS communicator
(github.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
ZZ Top's name before it was ZZ Top was Moving Sidewalks
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1y ago
My intuition is that we would adapt just fine. Maybe we'd have to drop to assembly more often, read the chip docs closely, etc. Unheard-of performance benefits are still being found from Commodore 64s and first-gen IBM PCs, for crying
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1y ago
Not sure that tracks. Cars became infinitely more complex due to compliance with federal regs and the chicken tax.
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1y ago
Downvoted for the unhelpful first sentence.
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1y ago
I'll give you a can if you're willing to visit Redmond, a suburb of Seattle.
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1y ago
Because I’m an idiot and assumed it was a typo. Thanks—had no idea that was a thing. Enthusiastically upvoted your comment.
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1y ago
The responsibility weighs heavy on my shoulders
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1y ago
What's your fave?
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1y ago
NOT CAHOOTING
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1y ago
I get this same problem (whistling sound) coming from my AirPods Max headsets. I think it has something to do with partially obscuring the mic.
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1y ago
Thanks for giving me the chance to clarify. You're right, of course. I was using it in the spirit of the phrase "violent disagreement" which is meant figuratively.
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1y ago
I knew you had it in you
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1y ago
Not sure what a "cold chain" is but yes, it's shipped ice-filled styrofoam containers. Without it the cheese would sweat, which freaks people out.
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1y ago
Had no idea! Love this! The website looks like it dates from WWII tbh
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1y ago
If you like sharp cheddar, the best cheese in the world is "Cougar Gold" from WSU Creamery in eastern Washington, USA, a region not known to be a hotbed of find cheeses. It comes in a can, also not thought of as a delivery vector
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1y ago
Agreed. These violent reactions aren’t unusual for HN but they are unnecessary and acutely disappointing.
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1y ago
Which is broken, because I want to be able to say “set an alarm at for next Wednesday at 4:30 AM“ the second I find out I have to give someone a ride to the airport. If I have to make it a calendar entry, I may not notice it in time.
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1y ago
Thank you for your service
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As a guy who was gotten to by some male abusers as a child, I was simultaneously laughing uncontrollably and shutting my sphincter like a bank vault door as I read this. Never experienced anything like this before.
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Usenet was great early on, but near the time of its acquisition it was suffering from the same problems we see now on all social media sites: trolls, objectionable content, power-hungry mods, the works. All these problems are writ much larg
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1y ago
> Ycombinator is a business don't forget. Well yes. They have 2 brilliant guys running an incredibly popular site with a business model of replacing recruiters for their companies, most of which are of interest to an average HN read
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