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Comment #49262601
It's funny how our perceptions are driven by the source of our news. I generally perceived the positive coverage in regular news as unrelenting. I know the tech news sources I read…
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Comment #48818611
Love this "auto" truckers hitch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1J8MuOWO0Qs Edit: Same knot, with an explanation before showing what I knew as the classic trucker hitch https://ww…
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Comment #48738640
I've had a Brother HL-L2340DW for 10 years now.
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Comment #48722506
>You should also make sure not to bring your phone to anywhere where a nearby crime is happening because that's all it takes to make you a suspect Proximity to a crime makes you a …
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Comment #48557886
Everyone needs to go transparent. Secrets are lies. Sharing is caring. Privacy is theft.
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Comment #48507394
How are they for lots of text? Do your eyes fatigue at all?
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Comment #48466076
>but I instead bought USB C display glasses How did you use these? Did you like them?
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Comment #48387033
>kind of enthusiastic about just taking stuff from those who have it, considerably more than the current understanding of private property (or even taxation) considers acceptable. …
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Comment #48041649
How would you feel about a machinist refusing to use CNC machines and only manually machining parts?
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Comment #48041559
>I just believe that there is going to be a MASSIVE increase in demand for high performing software professionals with experience... we just aren't seeing it right now because of t…
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Comment #47952678
Not defending the legitimately douchey things amazon does, but it explains it right in that article : >In short, an Amazon listing features prices not only offered by Amazon, but b…
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Comment #47768582
Some info on the new one: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/artemis-iis-toile... https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20220005710/downloads/NA...
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Comment #47754876
>It'll be interesting to see how many people get methanol poisoning from trying their hand at it without doing the research properly. If you're into home brewing or distilling, the…
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Comment #47620466
I rewrote the article, it's even better now: The tomahawk entered service in 1983, in 2026 they only produced 57. DO THE MATH! This means the military can only have (2025-1983) * 5…
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Comment #47619861
A better article: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/u-s-tomahawks-iran-war-faster-t... >The maximum rate of production is estimated to be 2,330 per year: Three contracts from Raytheon e…
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Comment #47543384
>might make Karen suggest to her boss that they accept PDF files. I'm not sure what state or country this was written in, but requiring physical copies or a fax is very likely a le…
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Comment #47312957
I suspect this is some light with chronically-bad timing that gets run by tons of people every day. The camera is taking a photo with a bunch of vehicles in the frame and it's tick…
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Comment #47253306
Maybe you could reach out to Flock directly and ask them to install cameras in your kitchen and bedroom too (for crime reduction reasons).
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Comment #47225804
Meta needs to make a find-your-lost-dog commercial for their smart glasses ASAP.
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Comment #47223131
Tariffs, and retaliatory tariffs, have really messed up the US export market for alcohol too.
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Comment #46802910
Template metaprogramming, move semantics, const correctness, multiple/virtual inheritance, implicit conversions, many ways to initialize variables, argument-dependent lookup, stati…
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Comment #46282078
Left federal and my private 401k is 150% match up to 6%. Better than TSP in everything except fees, which are slightly higher. But that mattered a lot less than my pay, I was a GS-…
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Comment #46281952
#1: I am extremely skeptical they are paying that. I suspect this was put together by someone who has no understanding of federal pay systems. "$150,000 to $200,000" is already an …
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Comment #46280266
Before all of this happened the hiring I had to deal with when I was federal fell into similar buckets: 1. Completely inept or lazy people that couldn't get a job anywhere else (~5…
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Comment #46280019
>Granted, these were mostly with private contractors who mirrored the GS pay scale along with their supporting government offices. So they weren't federal jobs?