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jgoewert

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    Comment #48460024

    > “I know I’ve heard from a lot of people that this is low-grade work. ‘It’s not what I need to be doing,’” Ziegler said, according to the transcript. “I need you guys to think abo…

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    Comment #47935640

    Batteries? You mean like digging a hole/making a wall and pumping water? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taum_Sauk_Hydroelectric_Power_... Or we could just spin some rocks around. ht…

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    Comment #47876500

    Reminds me of the PGs in Bengaluru, but way worse since there aren't sound dampening walls.

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    Comment #47601188

    Haven't looked at the full pc part picker breakdowns. But this is at least a good sign. Still WAY more than I want to pay. https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B0BZHTVHN5

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    Comment #47036004

    Hey, the uptime for oxygen is 99.9% this month Why are you complaining about the half hour of no air? Did you suffer some sort of brain damage? (<-- that's the joke. look up "hypox…

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    Comment #47004855

    Really? I think Joel is the one full of it. Human directed selection is a thing. Have you ever seen a pug or do I need 58 articles with a bibliography 20 miles long to tell you the…

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    Comment #46324955

    This kind of crap is why I stopped buying from NewEgg years ago and don't buy anything expensive on Amazon anymore. They got bought by that company that decided on quantity over qu…

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    Comment #45429653

    Dang. I guess kagi is about as useful as a cuecat with a synopsis like that.

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    Comment #43158978

    This and Strike Commander are why I used a really weird serial port mouse driver I found on a BBS but used like 1/10th as much memory as the default mouse driver that came with the…

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    Comment #42841469

    This came up at pretty much the perfect time for me to try out. I started learning OpenSCAD over the weekend to try out an idea to 3d print a 70" dome to make my own Star Wars Batt…

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    Comment #42807070

    When I was in college in '93 getting my BA is CS, my mother once told me: "You should email Cousin Mark. He does stuff with computers and I bet he has an email address." I figured …

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    Comment #41497361

    I know people remember his voice for Vader. But I think Thulsa Doom from Conan was a prime character he portrayed. Intimidating and soft. Scary, yet beguiling.

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    Comment #41209381

    >> move slowly and moderate heavily Yep. This is what is really needed for civil discussion. It is hard to work with otherwise as you get what my local small town FB feed normally …

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    Comment #40285045

    I am a fan. But not in the way it is mostly being used. A lot of the songs that Suno generates are "good enough". I've been using it recently to do two things. First is to make a s…

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    Comment #35440072

    >> She fears much may be at stake: "(I) lose my view. I lose my health. I lose my safety." No one tell her about the nuclear plant that she can see from her kitchen window - https:…

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    Comment #34729446

    This is due to contracts. When we get a movie booked for our 1 screen theater, we are stuck with that movie and only that movie for the time we run it. 1 screen = 1 movie. We aren'…

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    Comment #33035840

    Cool! I was hoping someone would make a better catalog for these. Searching thangs for specific things got really murky. I made a ton of the 2 grid 3 bay windowed bins to hold M3 a…

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    Comment #33008150

    I work at keeping our small town single screen theater going. So, my experience is from a viewpoint of that, not from some mega 24 screen behemoth that some of his rules could appl…

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    Comment #32998540

    This is giving me CompUSA flashbacks of going in to get a new Processor/GPU/MB and having the one salesman with the key stuck in a never-ending conversation with a customer who end…

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    Comment #32735805

    I've read this one a few times and each time I see it I keep getting more and more pissed at Stripe. Customer: Hey, someone is using your product to steal money as I am seeing a to…

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    Comment #32678282

    Should watch the video they did just before this one where they did a live popup shop and had people trying to torque the hell out of this and it stands up. Or even during this exa…

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    Comment #32676061

    I could grab a handful of leaves of a tree and shove it in my face hole for lunch. It would be cheaper, but I prefer a salad made of lettuce.

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    Comment #29191964

    “There are better ways to go about this,” the regional supervisor replied. She had been thinking about boosting pay at the Bradford McDonald’s, she said, but she was not going to g…

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    Comment #27516781

    >> you'll almost never see CNN write an article critical about Democrats I can name one CNN reporter right off the bat who does and his post is nearly always in the headline sectio…