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ElderKorihor

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    Comment #41666172

    Sure. Tax it like any other property.

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    Comment #37565219

    Probably just Mandela effect. I also remember this message that apparently doesn't exist. I was also a big player of Ultima VII so maybe my mental wires are crossed as the article …

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    Comment #36120505

    My oldish LG TV had an HBO Max app but it wasn't available in my area due to exclusivity agreements. In order to grab it, I had to change the region of my TV before going to the ap…

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    Comment #34814774

    Yup. I emailed myself the string "-misc-fixed-medium-r-semicondensed--13-120-75-75-c-60-iso8859-1" a couple decades ago just to make sure I didn't lose it. Not sure what I'll do wh…

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    Comment #34433939

    > Use impl types as arguments rather than generic constraints when you can Eep. No. At least, not in anything public. Universal impl trait arguments can't be turbofished, so you're…

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    Comment #33873968

    When I got married and changed my name, I ended up having to spend a couple hours a day arguing at the passport office for three consecutive days. There are all kinds of arcane rul…

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    Comment #28134258

    You have hindsight. In the early days, the internet was seen as a massively playfield-leveling and decentralizing force ("the net interprets censorship as damage and routes around …

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    Comment #27756086

    > Only if you're willing to accept undefined behavior if the foreign code passes you an unknown variant. Isn't that what `#[non_exhaustive]` is for?

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    Comment #26678694

    > I don't remember the name of the person on the right Probably Kathi Goertzen?

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    Comment #24037962

    Depends on what you mean by "support". The OnHub never ended up using its smart home radios or built-in speaker for anything. I also ended up needing to buy multiple other boxes to…

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    Comment #23445604

    I just went through Blender Guru's donut tutorial and it is excellent as it covers a whole progression from learning the basic UI to modeling, sculpting, texturing, shading and eve…

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    Comment #22581067

    No it isn't. The hope is that at some point a vaccine or lighter treatment becomes available. If that occurs before the end of the flat curve, that's a major change in outcome.

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    Comment #22561901

    I love Rust, but it doesn't have a strong UI development story yet.

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    Comment #22245196

    > Sadly, I just learned a new term: "emotional labor." It's also an (increasingly common) misuse of the term as originally coined. Originally it referred to things like cashiers ne…

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    Comment #22244055

    I think there are a few places were Rust didn't get it quite right, but this seems like a weird example. The 32 length limit is a temporary limitation, not a corner that Rust is pa…

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    Comment #22212670

    Don't bother with Lightroom. It's also been shackled to the cloud at this point. I think if you dig enough you can still find a perpetual license version, but it's years old at thi…

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    Comment #22164611

    Ha. Around this same time my friends and I set up a vaguely similar system across campus in Haggett Hall. There was a :CueCat at the bottom of the door outside and you'd scan your …

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    Comment #21876586

    I think you're almost certainly correct. The "giveaway" to someone from a Mormon background was the inclusion of "Monson led the committees that codified the doctrines taught in ev…

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    Comment #20423156

    That theory is hard to square with the dramatic rise over the past 10-20 years. I remember when folks were alarmed at Nickelsville popping up. Now that's way under the noise floor.…