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maguirre
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Comment #44359642
I have been looking for something like this to control my pihole. Wife gets upset when her coupon websites tracking redirects stop working
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Comment #43171988
I cannot fathom this is an effective way to turn things around. I was thinking about how somone with a bit of self respect and decent skill set will just find another employer wher…
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Comment #42160844
Are there examples one can learn from about idiomatic rust? I would appreciate either books or projects to learn from.
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Comment #39550308
Would this not be target to fines, at least in the US?
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Comment #38333651
Genuinely curious, what central American country are they expanding to?
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Comment #36100904
I have been learning Italiano for the past couple of years. This is awesome thank you
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Comment #34842979
I am of two minds on the one hand it feels like you might be right. On the other hand if it helps us reduce the noise in searches it will be a huge leap forward
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Comment #34474954
You too? I worked with the samr21 (includes a 802.15.4 radio. I had this exact same problem!
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Comment #34038945
Looking for a dopamine hit :)
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Comment #33047711
Tangentially related. Using Firefox on Linux for anything Google chat/voice call related is not a very pleasant experience
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Comment #32836525
Won't it be a problem come tax season? He would have to report that as income which will cost more than the interest he will get from a high yield acct
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Comment #32453891
Which one works for you?
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Comment #32452132
This is awful. That's the only floss I can use that doesn't disintegrate between my teeth. Where does one go to find pfas content in items like these?
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Comment #32204173
I feel like you went straight for the controversial take. Regardless, how are puberty blockers and nicotine in the same category?
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Comment #30663362
Do you have a picture of what it looks like in full display? I have been thinking of trying clover on mine.
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Comment #26499239
It must be a testament of how extensible eclipse is that I am here doing embedded/firmware development for SiLabs and ST micro-controllers and both of them (out of the box) use the…
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Comment #26270236
I am confused. I thought "permissive change" referred to the ability of a device maker to avoid having to do a full fcc recertification when making changes to their device (hardwar…
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Comment #22754367
I was just explaining to someone that I have to be: a parent, a teacher, an engineer and a husband. I feel I am doing all of them equally badly sigh
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Comment #21234535
I would argue that the ad, as it is, proves her point well. Political ads tend to make claims/conclusions that tend to be believable or within the realm of possibility.
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Comment #20483234
I am exactly at this juncture and struggling to make a decision. I keep interviewing and rejecting reasonable (dull) offers.
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Comment #20331425
2nd ^ question
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Comment #20331413
Taking low-level software and hardware ideas from concept to product is what I enjoy working on. I have been working remotely for the past 7 years where I have done everything from…
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Comment #20136530
Absolutely. Add to that the fact that the inside looks different at different times of the day due to which windows accentuate the inside.
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Comment #19696509
Not the OP but it's likely the question he is referring to happened at the consulate not at the port of entry. Buying a ticket without a visa (as I did once) was pretentious and th…