wara23arish

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by wara23arish 3y ago
Growing up as a kid in the 2000s and having awful internet & awful pcs (3rd world) . I used to play https://t2tmud.org . Visiting the website now, it still looks the same after all these years. It looks like theyre still rec
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by wara23arish 3y ago
If you’re comparing it to renting you still come out on top no matter
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by wara23arish 3y ago
To me it’s when clicks have formed. And discussing choices/tech options becomes a debate group of A vs B. And whoever screams the loudest will win. Some of my coworkers have opted to use the git-flow workflow :(
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by wara23arish 4y ago
This is very similar to my experience. Most of the students who actually tried were international students. I was always dumbfounded when I saw how people just couldn’t care less. Its as if they already predetermined this is isn’t worth it
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by wara23arish 4y ago
What version are you on? I use it within a VM with lsp and a bunch other stuff running and its good for the most part.
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by wara23arish 4y ago
Bullshit People are pissed because it was announced and implemented last minute. A leaked video shows of the head of parliament discussing this as if he’s in a flea market. The same guy that’s been there for almost 30 years.
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by wara23arish 4y ago
The worst for me is when people’s teeth bite down on silverware. Its exactly how you described
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by wara23arish 4y ago
What about the junior devs of today ?
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by wara23arish 4y ago
Has anyone set up a home security system using HomeAssistant?
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by wara23arish 4y ago
Have any links related to what you’re using and what to recommend?
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by wara23arish 4y ago
In my case my 20s would be stagnating if I had stayed. Its hard to predict how exactly it would have gone but most likely I would still be with my parents working a job (or jobless) that barely pays anything. I recommend leaving given my ow
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by wara23arish 4y ago
I immigrated from a middle eastern country with hyperinflation and politics that are based on tribal/religious identity. Even if you leave and do well, you will miss out on family, cousins growing up, grandparents passing away. Your pa
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by wara23arish 4y ago
I guess the crux of what Im saying is can you be up in arms but not be considered anti-woke? I get what you’re trying to say, I just wonder how many people decided not to be up in arms about this and other subjects similar to this and decid
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by wara23arish 4y ago
I think societally, at least from popular media that’s what I understand. I personally agree with you wholeheartedly but I think your opinion is in the minority
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by wara23arish 4y ago
Kind of a tangent, but is it fair to define ppl up in arms about this as “anti-woke”? Im basing this on the fact that anti-woke usually is considered right-wing/libertarian etc Whereas nobody I talked to who opposed these changes would
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by wara23arish 4y ago
You should advocate to build ivory walls around where you live and only allow people rich enough to live in the city to come in. Im sorry for the snark but your comment seems out of touch and elitist.
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by wara23arish 4y ago
Oil changes are cheap unless you drive a really fancy car. And also everybody can do their own oil changes if they watch a video or two. Tires last at least 3 years..
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by wara23arish 4y ago
I have never understood the anxiety americans have related to parking. (unless you’re going to a music festival etc) You literally just drive around for 5ish minutes and you find a spot. Ive lived in two major cities in america fwiw.
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by wara23arish 4y ago
Im an immigrant that attended a community college, transferred to a “top 10 CS Uni”. the CC didn’t even acknowledge the school I went to exists so i just took some placement tests that landed me at Calc 1 etc most americans dont know how go
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by wara23arish 4y ago
Im not trying to be argumentative, but at that point is this behavior worth encouraging? I guess whose fault is it but their own? We can all blame our upbringing and it definitely does affect us, but how else can you change the cycle withou
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by wara23arish 4y ago
im curious whats your problem with Sony? I’ve generally loved their products ever since using the CD players
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by wara23arish 4y ago
I remember playing the two towers growing up My internet/pc were never enough to run games but good enough to run a t2t client. brings me back
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by wara23arish 4y ago
I was exactly how you described in high school. I had a group of 5-10 friends that we would hang out together but I was way more comfortable myself hanging out just with 1/2 at a time. Then I immigrated to the US. I realized that with
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by wara23arish 4y ago
This is first thing that jumped at me. I recently got emails regarding my student loans that had very similar language. Instead of just delivering a message with information, it was borderline propaganda
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by wara23arish 4y ago
Gotcha that makes sense.
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by wara23arish 4y ago
The US only insured accounts up to 250K so its common to split up accounts for that reason. what a great problem to have
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by wara23arish 4y ago
The civil war never ended. The same factions just moved to politics. It also doesn’t help when political class is protected by foreign governments (USA & Iran) so change is unlikely also dangerous. Our problem is that we’re too diverse
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by wara23arish 4y ago
This was what lebanese relied on before solar. There would be generators owned by mafia type people that would sell electricity to neighborhoods. Once we ran out of dollar currency to buy gas people resorted to solar
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by wara23arish 4y ago
I’ve heard a few stories of panels not being installed properly and flying off roofs and hitting cars below. Unfortunately most lebanese live in apartments, and if a resident or two already called dibs on the roof, you’re out of luck. Tange
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by wara23arish 4y ago
Yeah, some comments here also feel the need to justify that they’re not an “Elon fanboi” if they’re saying positives about tesla which shows how bad it is. The whole FSD debacle feels like people just arguing semantics and gotchas. I recent

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