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by troyvit 2y ago
Judging by what I have to deal with in Salesforce this shouldn't pose much of a problem. In fact it might even help things.
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by troyvit 2y ago
Really? Nah. What does a 63 year old healthy single woman look like? What about a 63 year old woman who had four kids? What about a 63 year old woman who beat stage IV metastatic melanoma?[1] A "healthy" 63 year old person is goi
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by troyvit 2y ago
Physical appearance is also an informative indicator of age. Care to expand on what you think a 63 year old woman is supposed to look like? Any examples from Hollywood or Greek mythology that match what you're looking for here?
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by troyvit 2y ago
If you skim the transcript you'll see stuff like this: > [...] a big part of what I want to talk about is things you can do in your 20s in your 30s in your 40s in your 50s that lead towards you being able to do what you want which c
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by troyvit 2y ago
Another good resource for cheap meals is this free book: https://leannebrown.com/good-and-cheap-2/ It uses a lot more whole ingredients than the link above, although it doesn't talk as much about food conservation
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by troyvit 2y ago
Clearly not a pro but I think it comes down to who Netflix is paying, or even helping out. Because they gave Nextlight a free caching server, any competitor who can't afford to do the same now has decreased performance.
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by troyvit 2y ago
Yeah I was reading the article and started fast-forwarding through the description of how the machine was built because I wanted to get to all the Windows/Linux stuff, then was like wait this is System76 man! Their laptops are off the
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by troyvit 2y ago
Whoah I did not know that and it directly conflicts with their TOS. Do you have a link to that?
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by troyvit 2y ago
Every day I thank the old gods (and Longmont, CO) for my municipal gigabit.[1] [1] https://mynextlight.com/terms-conditions/
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by troyvit 2y ago
> Fatah, the Palestinian faction which dominates the Palestinian Authority (PA), has accused the Al Jazeera network of sowing division in "our Arab homeland in general and in Palestine in particular". Al Jazeera insists it is i
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by troyvit 2y ago
For me it was after 50, but maybe it'll apply to you. Nonprofits are desperate for knowledgeable workers. If you can afford the pay-cut the reward is worth it. From my experience: Pros: * The environment is more laid back. * More peopl
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by troyvit 2y ago
> This is FUD. Yeah. Because I have tons and tons of fear, uncertainty and doubt about how these giga-entities control so many aspects of my life. Maybe I shouldn't be spreading it but on the other hand they are so massively huge th
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by troyvit 2y ago
> Self hosting website as local server running in your room? what’s the point? It depends on how important the web site is and what the purpose is. Personal blog (Ghost, WordPress)? File sharing (Nextcloud)? Document collaboration (Ether
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by troyvit 2y ago
Considering how most major providers got their data to begin with these are EULAs that are probably impossible to enforce, and none of the major players have given much reason to believe they would stick to it anyway. And why bother when lo
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by troyvit 2y ago
I don't know much about cars, but in the circles I run Honda and Nissan have vastly different reputations. Hondas are up there with Toyota as far as reliability and frugality whereas Nissans are kind-of junky and fall apart. Is that st
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by troyvit 2y ago
Cool. Now they just have to last 10k years. I'll add that the last person I know to be in Colorado State University's library observed almost no books, Just computer stations.
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by troyvit 2y ago
Wow. Way to pick a hill.
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by troyvit 2y ago
Heh I disagreed with Fred that's for sure. Also thanks for bringing back the memory of all those "other" macs. I'd forgotten how weird it was trying to distinguish between all those meaningless names, and the marketing b
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by troyvit 2y ago
I didn't mind it that much because the higher the number was the more powerful the computer tended to be. The 9500 was super good. The 8500 not bad. The 7500 was the best of the mediocre, and the 7200 was similar but not as great. Duri
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by troyvit 2y ago
Why are we making fun of the Sumerian copper merchant though? Because his customer wrote his complaint in clay in a climate that -- even 5,000 years ago -- was pretty dry. We don't do that anymore. We write our stuff down in volatile m
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by troyvit 2y ago
Dude nice thanks!
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by troyvit 2y ago
My friend from North Carolina gave me a t-shirt that's just an outline of the state, and "Ya'll" on the front. So I think you're right.
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by troyvit 2y ago
Even as far west as Colorado we used it the same way when I was young. Then I got a job at an NYC company and the gendered-ness of it was frowned upon. I actually switched to "ya'll" and it worked great. All the New Yorkers j
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by troyvit 2y ago
This is a good way to put it. Because we humans tend to eliminate the large predators that we need to control some populations, we have a bunch of potential protein that would otherwise go to waste, why not mix it in? There's room for
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by troyvit 2y ago
Exactly the same, down to the industry! My job was as a simple force multiplyer for account managers and sales folks, automating tasks to allow them to scale their projects and help more clients. It was all cool helping them get more ads ou
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by troyvit 2y ago
If you've eaten at even a moderately good memory care center you'd expect lower rates from Alzheimer's patients too. Blech.
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by troyvit 2y ago
Can't speak for the rest of the world, but my 8th grade daughter threatened to throw her iReady math test because she's tired of being tested when the tests don't affect her grades. My kids are over tested to the point that f
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by troyvit 2y ago
This just occurred to me though. Is UHC going to have a hard time finding a CEO that continues this practice? Have they actually been given any reason to change? Any reason to believe they won't just double down? If this murder doesn&#
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by troyvit 2y ago
I have to second this. It's a voluntary rule used by a browser with the market share that looks more like a rounding error. If this is all somebody was using to depend on their online privacy then they need a class. In that light remov
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by troyvit 2y ago
I don't know if it was intentional but he certainly drummed up the hype over the murder by staying free as long as he did.

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