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mobb_solo
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About mobb_solo
Interests: Books, Cybersecurity, Digital Nomad, Freelancing, Gaming, Hacking, Hardware, Marketing, Music, Networking, Programming, Remote Work, Writing
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Comment #42005214
And one thing we learn as we've been hanging around in Time long enough to recognize larger cycles, is the world changes, people dont. Even as we change the world.
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Comment #36113528
>the connect() function returns a TCP socket that allows developers to read and write data until the connection remains open. I sorta stopped caring about grammatical errors since …
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Comment #35990078
Can anyone explain the noticable symptoms of interference or radiating, in situations where usb is not filtered?
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Comment #35518611
I was similarly going to mention Loopanics press which i used to collect. (principia discordia, lock-picking)
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Comment #35461457
Pynchon isn't "difficult". Try getting stoned before reading.
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Comment #35410824
"The Secret Life of Plants" -Tompkins & Bird (1973)
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Comment #35115705
Actually, this is EXACTLY how many addicts KICK. They make a decision.
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Comment #30016667
If one is using aforementioned kitty-term, one can also declair a different font family per character/range-of-characters I believe..
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Comment #29692077
Makes sense to me. However, I was still inspired by this writeup / approach. Specifically for hobbiest projects. I also think for the time being, I may implement this on my lame cl…
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Comment #29691925
still no DOOM (MF)...
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Comment #29335608
Is anyone familiar with Paulo Solari's work on asteroids and such..? He was one of Frank Lloydd Write's Fellows.
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Comment #29185715
I never once thought that I was clicking on this post to behold a tale of True Genius. Nor did I expect that OP believed that. I think the title reflects that semantic sentiment.
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Comment #26425950
I always felt that much of Kurt Vonnegut's charm was due to the simplicity. If that ties in with what you were saying. Of course that doesn't imply the images and ideas are simple.…
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Comment #26059602
In his 'obscene' opus set in WW2, Thomas Pynchon proposed that the scrawling of Kilroy was in fact originally part of a schematic representing a "band-pass filter". https://upload.…
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Comment #25897821
"Like" and subscribe to this Content? Michael Scott.
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Comment #25892069
I for one, am at LEAST 50% less effective with people if I am not face-to-face with them. [ONE reason why ] I'm convinced that this whole pandemic thang is a conspiracy against ME,…
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Comment #25243709
What if I told you... that this article was written ENTIRELY by AI.. ???
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Comment #25213273
I thought I made up 'FUNNER'.
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Comment #25196541
I remember there being a slider control for the speed/direction..
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Comment #25196534
This naturally happens in an automobile as well after driving the stateside highways long enough.
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Comment #24499296
Good point️ Additionally, people seem to forget about the term CONTEMPORARY.. It annoys me out that I can't use the word 'contemporary' when talking to 50% (~a lot?) of people. Som…