yeetsfromhellL2

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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
It's a recursive, selective acronym C CH CHI CHIN CHINC CHINCH CHINCHI CHINCHIL CHINCHILL ==> CHINCHILLA HINCHILLA IN
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
I certainly haven't used it that much, but I never felt like the connection quality was a huge concern for a usable DE. It's something like 30 years old now isn't it?
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
I've done X forwarding over slow wifi and it worked great. OP isn't editing video.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
Maybe I'm more set in my ways now, but I feel like distro hopping is largely a thing of the past. There used to be a ton of small distros with their own communities but they've pretty much disappeared. I don't know if it&#x27
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
>I am wondering whether to make a full-commitment life switch to BSD. I tried NetBSD for a small project a while ago and was very pleasantly surprised. The documentation was great and everything worked as advertised. I've spent more
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
If they start doing security lines for passengers they'll destroy about the only nice thing Amtrak had going for it: being a basic travel option that doesn't involve too much trouble. It's already expensive, slow, and has lim
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
What's more telling to me is that I wouldn't be surprised if this turned out to be true.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
Ehh, I'd rather have an environmental catastrophe shelter. 140F outside? Hang out underground with a few months supply of food and water in your environmental bunker. Wildfires? Fireproof yourself and your family with a hyper-nano-pico
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
Negatory. Go fsck yourself.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
SSRI's didn't work too well for me, I ended up feeling like a zombie, personally. Wellbutrin (Bupropion; more of a mild stimulant) was alright for a little bit as a medium-term solution; I had a touch of anxiety for a week or two,
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Space Pen(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago|0 comments
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
Thank you, this one still makes me lose my damn mind.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
pwning the laptop was a req for doing school work, like how you essentially give prior consent to a field sobriety test when you get a drivers license. I'm not saying it's right, but that likely the school district's argument
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
As a longtime armchair attorney who has closely read summaries of cases like this on Slashdot for well over the past decade (IANAL, BTW)...you could go the lawyer route but this basically amounts to your kid being a minor in school which me
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
Honestly, move and consider getting a new rig. Unless your story gets traction with nationwide news or you get the governor's attention, these guys act with impunity. Out of curiosity...are you displaying a "Fuck the Police"
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
We've come full circle, next-gen consoles will just barely be able to run the original Doom (with ray tracing).
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
No way, cops can abide by the laws citizens lay out democratically. QI was basically magic'd out of the judiciary's dignified asshole with no basis at all in legislation. It's extra-legal thuggery.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
Outside. Don't give their devices the wifi pass. Also consider limiting your own internet usage.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
I've been shouting into the void about this forever: get rid of qualified immunity and civil asset forfeiture laws. Last I heard, police have seized more property than was reported stolen for a long while now, and nobody can fight it b
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
I was thinking of his dad describing a giraffe to him from a book when he was really young, and then describing the length of its neck and how it would allow it to poke its head into his upstairs bedroom window. He said things like this put
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
A lot of his intellectual capacity seems to come from his ability to visualize a problem and make something difficult and complicated easier to conceptualize. He credits his dad with showing him how to visialize a problem, but he definitely
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
How much money was on the table?
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
Simple concepts like this can enable a lot of possibilities and functionality that wasn't thought of by the people that created it. I've got one of these packs and for the laptop/document use case it's basically perfect.
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Molle(en.wikipedia.org)
12 points by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago|2 comments
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
The trouble is not only finding quality goods now, its that once you do they are way more expensive than they used to be since they now serve a smaller market. Not only are they trying to stay afloat with a smaller customer base, they'
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
Homepage says it's based on Ubuntu and...
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
It doesn't look bad, but why make an entire distro for a WM/DE setup? It would have wider appeal if it was available as a package.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
Definitely not all women are chronic apologizers, but I can't think of ever meeting a chronicly apologetic man. I don't think parental norms and society, taken together, encourage it or even really allow it, at least in the West.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
If you're lucky you'll be included in a class action and get a $5 check in a few years.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 5y ago
Mildly interesting, but the writer is misleading, specifically at the end. Maybe there was a scandal in Biloxi in 1951 (really?) with casinos, but more recent cases where casinos specifically targeted gambling addicts for predatory 6-figure

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