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davitocan

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    Comment #40177410

    How do you compel a prosecutor to bring a case forward, if they know the judge is likely to dismiss the case. It's a weird situation honestly where the laws exist, and police can e…

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    Comment #40176926

    You must not get out often. The police roll down kits beach on ATVs looking to give out tickets for open alcohol throughout the summer.

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    Comment #40176923

    The issue isn't that there's no laws covering these transgressions. It's the lack of prosecution that's the main issue. Even if you arrest someone for aggressively panhandling they…

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    Comment #40161687

    Arguably there's an energy cost to running that software as well that's wasted. Plus potential waste on cloud providers adding hardware to support it all.

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    Comment #39969101

    Home Depot search breaks for me when using Blocky, and is the only consistent issue I observe.

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    Comment #39879078

    I've done this before where we ran a schema per customer and it was fabulous. Once the customer was large enough we could justify allocating a separate DB for them. The application…

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    Comment #39528975

    Small nitpick but almost every car today still has brakes that work via direct force vs by wire. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brake-by-wire

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    Comment #38190673

    https://paulwieland.github.io/ratgdo/ is a home assistant compatible board that emulates a garage door opener. It adds local control and is easy to setup.

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    Comment #37905098

    I usually either start a new hobby or go back to one I haven't worked on in a while. I find that eventually my interest in coding returns and I slowly ease back in. Doing this I fi…

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    Comment #25010730

    I always put our printers on a separate vlan that only accepts connections from our primary vlan. No magic firmware updates anymore.