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by vondur 3y ago
I would really love to see the Los Angeles basin get its primary water needs met from desalination. This would lessen the need for the LA dept. of Water and Power taking water from the Owens Valley north of the LA area which subsequently tu
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by vondur 3y ago
I started walking to school in the 5th grade here in the US. My Mom never liked driving and gave it up.
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by vondur 3y ago
I had zero period in high school (being in band), and we started at 6:55 AM.
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by vondur 3y ago
I assumed that the colonies were there to provide the raw materials which were shipped to British factories. The finished goods were then exported to the colonies and other countries.
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by vondur 3y ago
Here's one I use pretty often: alias yt-dl="yt-dlp -f 'bestvideo[ext=mp4]+bestaudio[ext=m4a]/mp4'"
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by vondur 3y ago
Lol, "Shitflation" sounds like something Lahey would say from the Trailer Park Boys TV show.
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by vondur 3y ago
I was under the assumption that the majority of people dying were at the 50+ age range. So not as many people that were employed.
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by vondur 3y ago
Oops, I meant 12 feet by 10 feet.
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by vondur 3y ago
The came from here: Quality Sheds Here's the model: https://socalsheds.com/studio-sheds They've gone up quite a bit since we purchased ours.
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by vondur 3y ago
We are located in the SoCal Area. Since the building was under 12 x 12, no permitting was needed. The cost for the building itself was $5000. I had the electrician run power (1 20 Amp circuit) and install some lighting, that was $1600. To h
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by vondur 3y ago
Luckily, I convinced my wife to let me purchase her a pre-fabricated building for an office in February of 2020. We already had an existing concrete slab (12" x 12") where I had a 12" x 10" building put in. It took the w
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by vondur 3y ago
I won’t consider a car that doesn’t support CarPlay. This is going to backfire on Gam big time.
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by vondur 3y ago
I think a lot of you are missing the forest for the trees. The fact that Linux is capable of running Windows binaries as well as Windows does is pretty awesome.
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by vondur 3y ago
Let’s check back in 5 to 10 years. I’m pretty sure that Ford and GM will move more aggressively on sending the manufacturing down to Mexico.
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by vondur 3y ago
I got used to it back in the days. I would download the driver from Nvidia, make the installer executable. Then drop into run level 3 and run the installer from there. Reboot, and it worked. Every time there was a kernel upgrade I believe y
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by vondur 3y ago
People drive horrible now. Running lights, crazy lane changes, excessive speeding etc. Here in the US is started during the pandemic and hasn’t improved.
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by vondur 3y ago
It seems a lot of this had to due with the economic situation after WW2. The US was the only country that produced stuff, most of Europe and Japan were devastated. Then competition came back in the 70's coupled with inflation and the o
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by vondur 3y ago
The Romans could have used this to keep those pesky Germans out!
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by vondur 3y ago
I think this was the case with the last generation of Threadrippers too. I wonder if they could get more performance with a more recent kernel?
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by vondur 3y ago
Apple kind of does this with the MacOS now. It will continuously ask you for each app to give it permissions to specific folders (downloads, home directory) plus can the app use the camera, the microphone etc.. I feel like most people blind
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by vondur 3y ago
I do like the Flathub. I know a lot of Linux purists are against it, but having all these apps in a distro agnostic package is cool.
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by vondur 3y ago
Lower electric rates and California aren’t two words I see together.
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by vondur 3y ago
Heck, they have the ability to have helicopters flying overhead whenever they feel, so drones are just an extension of that power. Or at least, that is how they would spin it.
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by vondur 3y ago
I remember my first Mac lacked a math coprocessor. It was the Motorola LC68040, and it came with Quadra 604. I seem to remember it making Excel slow at doing some calculations. My next Mac was a PowerPC, I don't remember any of those l
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by vondur 3y ago
If they keep screwing up the company, that stock may not be worth much.
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by vondur 3y ago
Yeah. That’s over the power limit that USB-C can deliver. We have some Dell 17.3 inch laptops with discrete GPU’s that are like that.
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by vondur 3y ago
Well, Bad Religion was wrong with their song “10 in 2010.”
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by vondur 3y ago
I had read that they believe a volcanic eruption is imminent. The resort is in the path of a lava flow if the eruption occurs.
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by vondur 3y ago
Yeah, he was a cantankerous one. Always telling my Mom to quit smoking while he himself would be smoking at the same time. The 70's were an interesting time to be a child.
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by vondur 3y ago
My childhood doctor in the late 70's hated insurance companies over this. I'd hear him on the phone arguing with the insurance company reps asking if they had a MD Degree and would like explain the denial to him. Interesting to he

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