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woleium
3y ago
This is a good solution
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woleium
3y ago
It is (arguably) furniture, so 'mid century modern'?
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woleium
3y ago
I spilled my tea when I saw the net in the diagram, presumably to catch the infant...
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woleium
3y ago
Usenet never went anywhere. There's very little spam, no banner advertising, and a plethora of greybeards. You should try it :))
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woleium
3y ago
"science denier" sounds like it's language the flat earth folk et al use, coined (I'd imagine) to speak to them in their language, or by themselves as a positive trait?
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woleium
3y ago
Yes, yes. good code to read s/read/train my AI on/
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woleium
3y ago
Inverse SPAC ETF when?
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woleium
3y ago
OS/2 was great! Most of the dev team went on to write Windows NT.
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woleium
3y ago
Early in my career I came across an article that ended "If you want to make a lot of money as a consultant you could do a lot worse than rolling up your sleeves and getting a solid understanding of sendmail". I'm so glad I wa
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woleium
3y ago
I have a copy that's a greeny blue color, 6th edition I think?
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woleium
3y ago
ratings and consumer reports are still okay. Wirecutter has been going downhill since the nyt acquisition
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woleium
3y ago
this is likely more temperature related. Stuck in a pannier bag with no cool air can do that to a battery.
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woleium
3y ago
The thing about church is the 2ft of stone the walls are made of.
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woleium
3y ago
Someone has to pay to maintain that peg
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woleium
3y ago
sadly code probably can't fix the bees, that will require lowering production and usage of pesticides.
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woleium
3y ago
Named after Deborah and Ian (Deborah was his girlfriend at the time)
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woleium
3y ago
Alright code is a step up for some projects I've seen, lol.
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woleium
3y ago
Wait, what? I thought all vanilla had to be hand pollinated at great expense.. at least the article I read about Madagascars vanilla farms said that the pollinator had been lost, and now vanilla is dependent on humans.
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woleium
3y ago
So we are getting 5% better at detecting cancer every 10 years? Sounds good to me!
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woleium
3y ago
and that BSD still cannot do line speed gigabit on an Intel gigabit nic.
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woleium
3y ago
Free the camel! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36648949
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woleium
3y ago
But we don't use LastPass after they have demonstrated over and over that they are not to be trusted with our secrets, right?
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woleium
3y ago
..said about every Microsoft product ever...
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woleium
3y ago
Ugh, not Amazon Chime...
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woleium
3y ago
I once came across a short list titled "email addresses it is hard to give out over the phone". I only remember this one: one1firstthenumberthentheword@gmail.com
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woleium
3y ago
Great, now I want a "here is" key
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woleium
3y ago
Toyota must do something to prevent bad actors from using their vehicles, like only selling them to people with a driving license. Government must issue driving licenses and restrict who gets to drive vehicles.
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woleium
3y ago
ZMK is usually a drop in replacement and is IMHO much better. https://zmk.dev/
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woleium
3y ago
I'd imagine there are times when it would be useful. I had assumed that inflammation was more to do with fighting infection than healing, but I may be wrong.
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woleium
3y ago
op asked for a tablet
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