xeromal

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by xeromal 3y ago
I'm not sure if you're being intentionally dense but predicting the future is hard and wordpress could be a package of gummy bears in 100 years. Nintendo used to sell cards or something. Yeah, wordpress is a technology but it also
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by xeromal 3y ago
The title in it's current form tries to influence that opinion.
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by xeromal 3y ago
This seems like those conservative talking points "I saw a homeless child on my drive to work today. Why are we sending money to Ukraine". We can work on many problems at once. Tesla also makes a car.
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by xeromal 3y ago
I think the higher elevation affords less protections from the atmosphere.
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by xeromal 3y ago
I've never heard the ears version but Jibbs did one about a chain in the early aughts. Song is still stuck in my head.
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by xeromal 3y ago
That introduces a 3rd party to the transaction.
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by xeromal 3y ago
Yeah, the fudge round lyric is one of those typical conservative talking point comments, but the rest of his message is about class struggle and I think many people can appreciate the frustration found in them. The guy seems like a good bea
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by xeromal 3y ago
I believe above 10k, you're just required to have a source for the 10k. One of my buddies in college brought his entire school tuition in a suitcase over when he started school and it caused a bit of a shit show because he had to go ba
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by xeromal 3y ago
Maybe hair loss clinic ads?
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by xeromal 3y ago
I grew up in rural N. Georgia with a lack of modern amenities and I long for it every day. I think people miss out on a dose of the woods now and again.
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by xeromal 3y ago
Thank you!
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by xeromal 3y ago
I drove through 29 palms a month or so ago and half of the main roads around there is washed away. It was a split off Amboy road I think.
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by xeromal 3y ago
So is this saying that the more water is in the salton sea, the more earthquakes could take place?
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by xeromal 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Land_Cruiser_(J70)
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by xeromal 3y ago
I only have the switch for when there's an emergency or a print is going crazy and I'm too far away to go fix it. Pretty much the last resort option. I've never even needed to use it
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by xeromal 3y ago
This right here. I have a crappy mono price 3d printer that I've hooked up to a belkin outlet that I can turn off. I point one of my cameras at it and check in on long prints and am able to cut the power if I notice a bad print job. It
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by xeromal 3y ago
I think it is but I believe the rub is related to cooking temp. You're not supposed to heat it above x (400F? not sure) and it breaks down beyond that.
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by xeromal 3y ago
Yeah, on the other hand, I recently was looking for an old land cruiser and got in touch with a local guy on facebook. Knew I wanted it and sent him 1k to hold the car for me for a few days until I could rent a trailer. He did so and I pick
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by xeromal 3y ago
This comment is astute. Homogenous vs heterogenous cultures. What flies in Los Angeles will not fly in Tokyo.
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by xeromal 3y ago
I think that guess culture has attuned me to knowing when I need to include a quiet person into a conversation or to check in on my neighbor when I notice they seem down. Reading people is an undervalued skill that was honed in my guess cul
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by xeromal 3y ago
As someone who's lived in both environments, I think most urban people develop a shell from the constant interaction that's required in a city. People selling wares, hobos/homeless, and a stronger need to protect oneself. You
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by xeromal 3y ago
Idk. I live in a suburb and my little neighborhood is pretty friendly to the point where someone can post to our private Facebook group and ask someone to hold a package or to check out their house while they're on vacation. Really dep
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by xeromal 3y ago
I mean isn't a suburb one of those HOA neighborhoods with houses every 1/4 acre? Seems ripe for neighbor communication. This seems like a cop out.
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by xeromal 3y ago
Click-bait is the common term though so it's stuck around.
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by xeromal 3y ago
That sounds like heaven on earth. lol
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by xeromal 3y ago
I've been working since 2010 and every single company that drinks the agile coolaide has turned into a death march.
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by xeromal 3y ago
It really is good and you can actually have multiple large files loaded into it. Not sure how it manages that but very very good. Just to give you some info, I just opened a csv that's 3.5 GB and has about 1.6 million rows. It took abo
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by xeromal 3y ago
I've used the modern csv freeware to open 3Gb+ size CSVs and it does wonderfully well. I might just buy a license now. lol
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by xeromal 3y ago
They said they moved on to yt-dlp
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by xeromal 3y ago
I have those even with tonsils. The gunk produced by it can STINK

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