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sickygnar

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    Comment #30796637

    I'm not sure whats so enraging about it. Average people having fun with a goofy lifestyle? Some of the Jimmy Buffet stuff is tongue in cheek. I mean "cheeseburger in paradise?". Ev…

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    Comment #30760851

    Each scooter has 2 smaller batteries, presumably because of this problem. I own a Sur Ron too, and I don't find the stock battery weight to be an issue. ~30 lbs isn't unreasonable …

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    Comment #30616891

    They filter out positives, though according to hiring managers, that's the point. I had a frustrating experience with a hackerrank recently. My code was passing all of the public t…

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    Comment #30388705

    I never hear systemd-nspawn mentioned in these discussions. It ships and integrates with systemd and has a decent interface with machinectl. Does anyone use it?

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    Comment #30276899

    Sounds like he'd be a perfect fit for those companies

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    Comment #29007131

    I've done the same drive, thru the farmland and cattle ranches to the south of the salton sea by Brawley. God it was noxious. Despite the sea having a reputation for an awful smell…

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    Comment #27544111

    hah, fair enough.

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    Comment #27542913

    I'm salty towards the platform because they rejected me a few years ago, and my ego has barred me from using them again despite their outreach. I was also very unhappy when I heard…

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    Comment #27506783

    The guy didn't just cheat, he blatantly cheated, using the computer for every move outside of his first move blunder. Then he bragged about winning in the post-game interview. The …

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    Comment #27156816

    I received an unsolicited airdrop which had a spot price of "$20k USD" because there was no liquidity. It's absolutely worthless. Seems like illiquid airdrops are a good way to scr…

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    Comment #27155694

    Curious as well, especially with USDC and USDT. They are so convenient for sending arbitrarily large amounts of USD with instant settlement.

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    Comment #27145865

    I'm the oppsite, and I'm not a btc maximalist. I'm not going to make any predicitons about the price direction of either coin, I'm mainly surprised by eth's huge rise. there's some…

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    Comment #27053022

    brave is bundled with metamask. its not technically native, but it works very nicely.

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    Comment #26995960

    Why is real estate always exempt from this stuff? Is there a good reason or is the special interest just large?

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    Comment #26892774

    Algorand has a handful of validator nodes which are chosen by the creators. You can't participate in validating even if you want to. It's completely centralized, which as far as I'…

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    Comment #26892619

    That 10% isn't remotely risk-free. All the combined lending/defi/erc20 smart contracts are held together by paper clips and rubber bands. The popular ones have been stable so far b…

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    Comment #26382564

    the almighty hippopotomus. love playing it against humans too (with limited success)

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    Comment #25935981

    Someone likely paid the platforms and/or admins to take them down

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    Comment #25921381

    nohup detatches the process from the shell

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    Comment #25361661

    I do it similarly. I run multiple versions of a service at once with systemd service files. It gives me the same stuff as containers - cgroups, isolation, logging, service definiti…

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    Comment #25267328

    KYC = know your customer = anti money-laundering. Yes, it is bureacratic, and it can be a pain for regular, non-money-laundering customers. With crypto, you can instantly create an…

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    Comment #25129202

    Right now I have ~20 tabs open and a few apps, a workload which is probably similar to the average user. My machine currently has 510 processes running with 2379 threads, though mo…

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    Comment #24831495

    As you know, this condition is totally unpredictable, so it may just be a temporary lull completely unrelated to my diet. I also feel obligated to leave the "I am not a doctor" dis…

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    Comment #24829641

    I've never has issues with blood sugar, so I'm not sure if any of what I would do would work for you. I basically just eat 2-3 eggs for breakfast (100% no carb breakfast). Then I d…