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hexbinencoded

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binhex, hexbin.. mild lysdexia

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    Comment #24851074

    Nope. The judge is an ultra-conservative Bible-thumper family court guy (there are only 2 judges in the rural county, and they seem interchangeable) who doesn't care about anyone a…

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    Comment #24851033

    What value are you adding, crybully troll? That you throw labels and judgements around until they're meaningless? I must be racist and every other -ist too! gasp! How can I be sexi…

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    Comment #24850999

    Yeah, my stupid, diphenhydramine-popping stepfather walked away from my disable mother after her stroke and a forest fire while she was away without anything but an email. He took …

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    Comment #24850953

    Only get married if you've been with the same person for many years and there's a legal reason to do so. Use a prenup that is video deposed with an admission of a lack of coercion …

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    Comment #24842475

    Our family tried S-VHS players and VCRs back in the day, but ultimate found them to fall short of top-of-the-line VHS VCRs. S-VHS decks weren't necessarily any better than VHS ones…

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    Comment #24817231

    The best klepto-plutocratic pseudo-psephocracy money can buy. There is only one party, the Property party, with two wings: Democrat and Republican. - Gore Vidal (the author of the …

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    Comment #24817177

    For some reason, that made me think of a concept I thought about when I was 19: a Brazil-like, future dystopian company that had only AI management and AI work assets maintained by…

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    Comment #24817150

    Maybe use an embedded micropower system with C or Rust and interrupt-based processing approach rather than CPU-eating polling in something dynamic like Python, Ruby, or Node withou…

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    Comment #24815665

    SF is an aberration because relocated high-income earners and rich people move in and raise prices because they out-compete for limited resources by throwing money around (out-bidd…

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    Comment #24815629

    Ever thought of raising your rates? You're losing money in nominal dollars over a long time period. https://www.successfulindependentconsulting.com/blog/how-and...

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    Comment #24815600

    For 12 years, I have had an email setup where all emails for the domain go to one mailbox (postmaster style). Then, I just give each service their own, unique email address without…

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    Comment #24806996

    Combined with being unusual and not wired as everyone else, I take a different tact by accepting human nature and opening up the possibilities. From a young age, it became apparent…

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    Comment #24806792

    Not F1, but super/hypercar related: Christian von Koenigsegg is my soul brother. Engineer/CEO committed to excellence in extreme automotive manufacturing like: - Cam-less heads (wh…

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    Comment #24806761

    So incredibly myopic. Atlasssian is "innovating" themselves into snatching failure from the jaws of success. Self-hosting has huge advantages in enterprise and secure environments.…

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    Comment #24785889

    It makes one wonder in what other ways goodwill will be reduced by pinching pennies and how quickly it will start to look like any other exhausting, slow-moving, behemoth utility.

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    Comment #24784187

    It seems purposeful that more internet startups have innuendo in their names. (GroupOn competitor)

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    Comment #24784149

    Roaches, ants, cats, rats, bats, pigeons, and possums all seem modern candidates for site infil. It sounded like screening and training needed more work though.

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    Comment #24784129

    If they are to add the word "were," it would be consistent. ;)

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    Comment #24784094

    Many moons ago in K-12 (80's-90's) in California public schools, I had really bad ADHD (undiagnosed until 35, often labeled "weird") with ASD, anxiety with stuttering, depression, …

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    Comment #24750105

    That's a complete waste of time, energy, and money. You can do the same thing with Twilio for cheaper.

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    Comment #24750095

    Welcome to America. I get 20 calls per day on my cell phone with spoofed numbers. I don't even answer the phone if I don't know the number anymore.

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    Comment #24750051

    I was just about to write the same. I don't believe these figures. Fundamentally: How could they ever hope to track every single passengers' COVID status? I think they are basing t…

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    Comment #24746138

    I remember my Sony Trinitron and Iiyama monitors fondly. RIP.

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    Comment #24744647

    I have median arteries and palmaris longus. Supernumerary structures, e.g., built-in spare parts. :] Diphallia would be awesome.

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    Comment #24739988

    I laugh when I read this because the DataHand was so much better but inefficiently manufactured and badly-priced. Five motions per finger well, macros, and mouse control 20-somethi…