xeromal

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811.
by xeromal 3y ago
This reminds me of a web browser years ago that would use MMS to transfer web pages to the user without using internet service. This was in the early days. I think it was a Java app for the Motorola razor IIRC
812.
by xeromal 3y ago
To take an extreme example, child pornography is available on the internet but society does it's best to make it hard to find.
813.
by xeromal 3y ago
This is what I had in mind too!
814.
by xeromal 3y ago
Yeah, my phone is too big to fit in the little holster so it's always haphazardly put together.
815.
by xeromal 3y ago
I've used it to inspect fence holes in my property, to show some technical maneuvering while 4x4ing, showing my family camping spots I stayed in, etc. It's a cool way to gather scenery.
816.
by xeromal 3y ago
They don't but they claim one of them does.
817.
by xeromal 3y ago
Yeah, we still had some older folk that used outhouses so I wonder if it was through that. I've also considered dogs because we had so many that roamed free. We did grow our food from time to time.
818.
by xeromal 3y ago
I grew up in N. GA and I vividly remember shtting out worms in about '98 and running to tell my dad. He called me wormy and that was the end of it. lol No idea what I had, but we did run around barefoot outside and I did until I was ar
819.
by xeromal 3y ago
"Why do you always have to tinker!?!" I'm sure you got an asswhooping. haha
820.
by xeromal 3y ago
It's worth checking your library for a digital pass to the NY times and other papers.
821.
by xeromal 3y ago
Github actions calling make commands is my bread and butter.
822.
by xeromal 3y ago
Future proofing.
823.
by xeromal 3y ago
I guess my point was less about what the structure is and more that it'd a significant discovery regardless of what it is.
824.
by xeromal 3y ago
I think a raft would still be considered a structure or at least more than just used for fire or spears. It's a purpose-build device that was constructed to achieve a problem. I don't think what it is matters more than it was buil
825.
by xeromal 3y ago
I think you're reading into it. Mark Rober is one of the good guys. lol
826.
by xeromal 3y ago
hahahah, I walked into that one. ;)
827.
by xeromal 3y ago
Depends on the area, but I live in the Southeast where churches are plentiful and my local church (which I don't attend since I'm agnostic) has a drive up food pantry staffed by the neighborhood. I contribute to it as well. They a
828.
by xeromal 3y ago
There's a handful of missing nukes in the US from some very large crashed planes that we still haven't found.
829.
by xeromal 3y ago
I don't know if I agree with this comment. Small things like cash bail keep people honest and you're assuming a binary scenario. Let's say I'm selling my car privately on craigslist and the guy wants to drive my car. If
830.
by xeromal 3y ago
The layoffs are always updated
831.
by xeromal 3y ago
I'm not sure if you're aware but lodash has individual packages for each of their functions.
832.
by xeromal 3y ago
This is for folsom blues
833.
by xeromal 3y ago
Yeah, that confused me too. I'm not sure what a trillion means in this context.
834.
by xeromal 3y ago
I mean, alien teenagers in their teenage tricycles could be dicking around and checking us out. lol
835.
by xeromal 3y ago
I'm complaining more about the title. It's annoying.
836.
by xeromal 3y ago
We learn new things over time. Birds are wildly important to the world's ecosystems. House cats, not so much. They're more useful to humans in keeping rodents away from our food but that's not as necessary these days.
837.
by xeromal 3y ago
It's always annoying when article headlines mix figures. Why use 3k people on one hand and 10% on the other. Make them consistent. lol
838.
by xeromal 3y ago
The point is that if you're a game company. You have a way to legally make modifications to the engine even if Epic goes belly up.
839.
by xeromal 3y ago
That's the power user route but we're address the business model of reddit which is slowly inhousing all content.
840.
by xeromal 3y ago
Coming from C#, I honestly HATE python's multiprocessing and multithreading. Hell, I hate it's async await. I learned recently that in one mode, it pipes the values across the process and this made it impossible to use when passin

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