wkearney99

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by wkearney99 4y ago
State and federal tax credits offset it somewhat. There's also the benefit of, y'know, not burning fuels at the site. My paying somewhat more over time for the initial outlay seems a reasonable expense. A purely selfish side-effe
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by wkearney99 4y ago
As someone that's owned boats for many years I'd have to wonder about the problems of marine growth and putting anything IN canal waters. Over the space, sure, but floating? And then there's also the 'keeping them clea
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by wkearney99 4y ago
We had geothermal put in when we built new. Given a suburban MD lot and the large size of truck necessary to bore two 350' deep wells, it's far too messy a job to do without trashing the site due to all the water and resulting mu
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by wkearney99 4y ago
have you met any congress personnel? fence posts would be insulted to be compared to some of them. there's definitely a gap between regulatory officials making regulations and legislature codifying the details. This is where appointi
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by wkearney99 4y ago
Nonsense. You'd still end up with subscriptions and inability to integrate anything beyond what the deign to allow. Kinda like their efforts thus far.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
If you ever play(ed) the Atari 2600 version of River Raid, you got to witness some SERIOUS tweaking to work around the limits of that console. Every scanline processed on the fly during the vertical blanking interval. No screen buffer. T
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by wkearney99 5y ago
Don't forget Desktop Gadgets, Sidebar and the hardware auxiliary screen Windows SideShow. StreamDeck 'sort of' offers some of what SideShow promised. And 3rd parties have stepped in for Gadgets. This was during a time when g
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by wkearney99 5y ago
MSTE is my daily-driver, I've stocked up on spares in the event of failures. One had been so regularly used it's worn the paint off where my palm rests on it. NOTHING comes close it's excellent design (and I've got a b
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by wkearney99 5y ago
and, as has been demonstrated countless times, LEO will simply lie about the circumstances.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
This doesn't work if the author doesn't care. Perhaps a weighted surfacing of the "uncool" numbers. If a certain number of 'considered authentic' users mark it as such that starts to become visible on a post,
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by wkearney99 5y ago
Voice needs no physical mode-switching. Ask and receive regardless of whether you've got your hands full doing something else, or looking at something else, or don't have your phone super-glued to your person. There's also n
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by wkearney99 5y ago
You clearly read your own bias into the article, because nothing about it rises to the 90% hype angle you're pushing.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
Well, wage stagnation hasn't helped either.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
This is a click-bait article. There's zero evidence of how the fire started, at this point anyway. That and there's likewise no count of percentage were EV or not.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
so. much. this.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
Yet, not wrong.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
I live in Maryland and keep a boat at a marina in Annapolis. By chance I meet students from the Naval Academy now and then. Every time I meet one the advice I share with them is I greatly hope no one will have to call them to action and g
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by wkearney99 5y ago
Ignoring, of course, the number of kids that DO just that, quite possibly BECAUSE of the parental idiocy.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
Two wrongs don't make it right, though. Not that you're wrong about Walmart.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
Given the limited resources available at the time (cpu, disk, ram, etc) you really HAD to get deep into making things work. Otherwise it'd run far too slowly or need too many resources.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
It sure seems like you're trying to force a perspective without taking some fundamental human nature factors into account. Or deliberately ignoring them. But I'll go with just not realizing one thing... there's a lot of thi
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by wkearney99 5y ago
this also exposes the fantasy of the private sector doing all the work at a lesser rate, versus having many infrastructure things like this done at a governmental level.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
or if not 'tap the rich', better structure the payouts so there isn't such an imbalance. wage stagnation is a BIG problem.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
First off, "respected VCs" turning INTO shills, as if that's a recent phenomenon? Ok, snarky comment aside, I agree with you on that point, and all the other points too. I think the feeling of elation took a nose-dive when th
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by wkearney99 5y ago
There ought to be a 'law' (like Godwin's) that shuts down any debate about pronunciation if it devolves into mentioning the GIF file format.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
50% of the patients coming into that hospital, that's not 50% of the general population at large.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
ah yes, the casual arrogance of treating other people's lives as just 'rounding errors'. The only fortunate part, I suppose, is the kind of personality disorder that thinks/acts that way is likewise a rounding error.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
shame the people he might hit and kill as a result of "the game" don't get a choice.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
Based on what? Plenty of other countries all over the globe have enabled the use of these frequencies, and planes aren't falling out of the skies.
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by wkearney99 5y ago
I've had a fanless Qotom running pfsense for wire-speed (gigE) routing for several years. Set-and-forget, no moving parts. The wifi runs separately, using Unifi atm.

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