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oogali

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About oogali

meet.hn/city/40.3496953,-74.6597376/Princeton

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    Comment #49155773

    Thanks for the correction. I guess I had a mis-paste that stripped out the leading part of the hostname... weird.

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    Comment #49154539

    I use rspamd. This might be a little heavy if you’re solely looking for DMARC validation, but I use the other parts of rspamd as well for inbound email. https://rspamd.com/modules/…

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    Comment #49115805

    It's the same incentive that exists in certain corporations and government agencies which have a use-it-or-lose-it budgeting model. https://www.nber.org/digest/mar14/use-it-or-lose…

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    Comment #49050636

    Here's an odd request for you, as a fellow New Jersey-an... Can I watch/observe one of your review sessions? Every few weeks, I hear the beginnings of a great approach towards work…

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    Comment #49006627

    It’s like the old firewall meme, reincarnated. https://securityzap.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/layered-s...

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    Comment #48954935

    alias less=‘less -X’

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    Comment #48758424

    Their family meals don’t include drinks.

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    Comment #48753382

    Looking at the Popeyes menu, the 8pc family meal is $32.99 and feeds 3-4 people (3218-3738 calories) If that’s not enough, you order the larger portion, not double your quantity. 1…

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    Comment #48753256

    The chicken sandwich large combo at Popeyes consists of the sandwich, 2 sides (fries, slaw), and a fountain drink — $14.99. The 5pc chicken tenders regular combo (tenders, fries, b…

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    Comment #48594217

    $550 is a steal.

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    Comment #48554067

    It’s not perception as your friend alleges nor is it a conspiracy but rather all dwellings, apartments included, require continuous maintenance. Different levels of effort at diffe…

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    Comment #48208748

    This. All of this. I strongly dislike SUVs but due to transporting the kids around and their friends, my wife and I have switched vehicles during the week: she drives my sedan, I d…

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    Comment #47591424

    Your phone calls and SMS messages that touch the phone network, likely touch Oracle. Yes, nearly all of them. For a tech-adjacent example of an acquisition of an entrenched supplie…

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    Comment #47060987

    > I've always advocated for having a read only database connection to be available for your customers to make their own visualisations. Roughly three decades ago, that *was* the no…

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    Comment #47002072

    I know sometimes it can feel like you’re the only one concerned about your privacy but there are others who feel the same way. https://youtu.be/ROFblZ_-9q4

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    Comment #46455486

    It's important to know that these numbers will vary based on what you're measuring, your hardware architecture, and how your particular Python binary was built. For example, my M4 …

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    Comment #46455360

    If it really is cargo culting, and the people buying the physical product are not keeping the manufacturers in check because they never play the vinyl, then I can see a potential s…

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    Comment #46398015

    I sometimes joke that Kubernetes is a mass experiment in teaching people how to write Go via YAML. The giant nested YAML you come across is the input (pre-deserialization)/output (…

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    Comment #45239857

    The US has been doing this for a long time (1997), on a targeted basis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnivore_(software)