treflop

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by treflop 2y ago
1. Use two-factor auth. 2. Save those backup codes. 3. Be able to get those backup codes in some worst case scenario. I have had to start from scratch before but never have been locked out.
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by treflop 2y ago
In California, you can’t drink on the beach. Except we all do, but we all try to hide it. But I think it works out because while we’re all doing trashy things, overall the beach doesn’t look as trashy. I feel like the law exists with every
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by treflop 2y ago
As far as I know, Lyme disease is much worse than COVID and most other common diseases that you can just catch randomly.
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by treflop 2y ago
Oh helicopter parents existed back then too. And these days, there are still plenty of parents that let their kids run wild. I don’t think anything has changed.
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by treflop 2y ago
my thought is that music is a hobby and people mislead themselves into themselves into thinking that it’s their hobby or that everyone has music has a hobby. I think music is just a phase for most people, as have been most things I’ve perso
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by treflop 2y ago
I suppose I’m using brick by its informal definition as just a construction block. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brick But yes, historically brick meant just one type and style of material.
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by treflop 2y ago
Haven't lived in Philly but I've been. It's one of those somewhat rare livable working class cities, no? With a pretty big DIY scene.
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by treflop 2y ago
Masonry just refers to working with bricks. It's old as time but we still make stuff out of bricks and you can still be a mason today. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masonry
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by treflop 2y ago
I don't think criminalizing or decriminalizing drugs really matters so much as stuff like fetty becoming commonplace in the past few decades, fetty precursors being produced by China and ending up in the US, or specific pharma companie
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by treflop 2y ago
I don't think a company that publishes books is going to be able to pivot to building an online book selling platform that easily. They just don't have anyone with the knowledge nor the capital to hire the people who then know who
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by treflop 2y ago
For me, I enjoy programming but just as a tool. I enjoy it like I do my table saw. But I use my table saw because I want to build certain stuff. Maybe a cabinet or something. You would never catch me using my table saw or programming “just
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by treflop 2y ago
I find the math portions in physics books are just basic refreshers. I guess if you want to learn math, only a math textbook will actually care.
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by treflop 2y ago
As a born-and-raised US citizen who went through US schooling and therefore got a load of political science, no. The US is a republic. You could call it a form of democracy, but you would first call it a republic before a democracy. Represe
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by treflop 2y ago
The cover looks pretty AI-generated to me too. No object on the cover makes any sense.
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by treflop 2y ago
It's something you are supposed to learn in history class and there are many, many topics that you should learn from history at some point in your life. A news publication is not a replacement for history class and is probably one of t
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by treflop 2y ago
Probably not. The fees get split between them already. What would be nice would be having independent venues that aren't all selling the same canned water and ticket prices showing the fees.
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by treflop 2y ago
They prefer to block monopolies before happening by blocking mergers.
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by treflop 3y ago
Living a good, kind, caring life is a passion to me. You have to discover it.
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by treflop 3y ago
I’ve met and seen a lot of people in life and while it’s nearly impossible for a life to be stress-free, the content and successful people I’ve seen — poor, rich, whatever — seem to share one commonality: they found their passions in life,
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by treflop 3y ago
I’m someone that checks my side mirror when I make a turn just to collect data on whether my tire touches the line. So I agree with OP. If you consider mistakes like “not checking your blind spot and aborting a lane change” as a part of nor
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by treflop 3y ago
I don’t think it’s a systematic problem nor do I think it really negatively affects society substantially. So I’m not going to be a Karen. I applaud him for the creativity. Plus him breaking the rules has led to improved security for you.
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by treflop 3y ago
You can also enable fire alarm audio detection on iPhones, HomePods and other home smart hubs.
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by treflop 3y ago
I’ve known plenty of people who had legitimate accidents not of their own fault where insurance made them more than whole, and they would have not been able to afford the replacement if they had simply been saving for the same amount of tim
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by treflop 3y ago
Gas: I enter my destination into Google/Apple Maps, see my range, and pick a station along the way, preferably before I run out of gas. Excluding Costco, I’ve waited at a gas station maybe 5 times in 15 years of driving across the US a
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by treflop 3y ago
In a small organization like a startup or non-profit, efficiency is more important. In a long running country, stability and longevity is preferred, so strict absolute adherence to process is critical. And you can’t have both.
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by treflop 3y ago
Damn I’m in Southern California and y’all have really bizarre checkout experiences to me - I never have to weigh anything except produce - I rarely have to wait on an attendant except for something like spray paint - I rarely have been to a
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by treflop 3y ago
A good product manager is key. I don’t think people realize how shitty everything you make is. It’s only through continuous improvement and iterations that it becomes really nice. Unless it’s something you’ve done many times before, if no o
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by treflop 3y ago
I’d say Apple is known for original ideas, but in the details.
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by treflop 3y ago
I couldn't use my apartment complex's laundry machine if I was still connected to my own Wi-Fi (and using it). It would interfere with the Bluetooth signal.
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by treflop 3y ago
Having one or two people on payroll to occasionally add commits to a project isn't exactly that expensive if it pays off. There are ~29,000,000 US government employees (federal, state and local). Other countries like China and India ha

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