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trepanne

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    Comment #41795699

    Presumably “desktop environment” e.g. KDE plasma or Gnome. You don’t really want to be containerising those.

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    Comment #41310307

    Authentic Texan-ness is manifested by the slogan that used to be painted on the side of Goode Company BBQ: “You might give some serious thought to thanking your lucky stars you’re …

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    Comment #41158958

    Your NM friends have better Spanish than anyone else in this thread. Meanwhile, my fellow Texans have famously bastardized “chile con carne” to refer to spicy beef stew, and would …

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    Comment #37927656

    > That said, I can't think of a situation where degrees (of temperature?) would disappear in a mathematical operation. I regret that the decades that have elapsed since I studied p…

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    Comment #36954812

    You guys are familiar with how we arrived at this particular regime of mispricing risk, right? It’s preferable to the alternative. This is why banks are tightly (but imperfectly) r…

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    Comment #36940891

    It is news to me that websites can so easily be coerced to fork over user data by private citizens prosecuting fairly petty civil actions. Is this about par for the course in Europ…

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    Comment #31283989

    As high as engineering director candidates still need to pass a coding interview (at pretty relaxed standards), and write code to clear tasks in bootcamp (just a few). If you won't…

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    Comment #30436396

    > Terminology: in the tax preparation industry, "pre-tax" and "post-tax" usually only refer to contributions (not account types) that are or are not (respectively) excluded from cu…

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    Comment #29886594

    Are there generally accepted marriage principles??

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    Comment #29886258

    ...or take an intermediate position on buy vs build, and _marry_ a CPA. I've regretted it a few times, but on balance I'd recommend it.

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    Comment #29776828

    > Out of interest, how does this work? In my ignorance, I'd have imagined a number of different chemicals with similar properties DMT that would also dissolve in the naptha. Sure, …

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    Comment #29114532

    The flim-flam comes when management argues that they don't need to book a compensation expense. Happily, though, this flaw in the GAAP has long since been cured.

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    Comment #29114422

    > In aggregate, shareholders don't lose money. Happily, the FASB isn't fooled by this particular sleight-of-hand. Not anymore, at any rate; they quit letting themselves get bambooz…

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    Comment #29114345

    Selling stock doesn't impact the income statement; it is NOT revenue. It is capital raised. Your series of transactions would net to debit expense $1B, credit equity capital $1B. I…

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    Comment #28530668

    I followed the tenets laid out in this article to provision a home router on NixOS... only difference is I used BTRFS snapshots instead of ZFS (which would have been pretty heavywe…

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    Comment #28460735

    > I have been pretty damn consistent in saying that this clearly belongs with FINRA and/or FDIC Naw dawg. FDIC isn't a regulator. You were perhaps thinking of the OCC? Their jurisd…

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    Comment #28425151

    Thanks for the recommendation, always happy to see people getting use out of ofxtools. Unfortunately, it's far from true that all institutions supporting Quicken downloads can be f…

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    Comment #28421269

    If you're using Python, and you want to import transaction/balance data without handing over your passwords to some third party, you can try https://github.com/csingley/ofxtools

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    Comment #27870346

    https://udel.edu/~mcdonald/mythearwax.html

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    Comment #25729183

    We have that Lodge cast iron wok too, but don't use it for stir-frying... very clumsy. Instead we use it for deep frying - a task for which it's better suited than any-other our ot…

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    Comment #22792660

    "Business rugged" Toughbooks have been my Linux platform of choice for over a decade. They are fantastic; the hardware support is great. Posting this right now from one running Arc…

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    Comment #22116470

    My choice is Panasonic Toughbooks - the "business rugged" models, not full-on military/law-enforcement tanks. They're as thick as a Tolkien book and weigh several pounds. They don'…

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    Comment #22097659

    It's a little difficult to parse meaning out of this article... a hit piece by a candidate for municipal office attempting to smear an incumbent with willful distortions. If GE mad…

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    Comment #21675169

    Corporate charters don't generally include clauses requiring that profits be maximized, profits be disbursed, and executive pay be approved by shareholders. Rather they tend to inc…

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    Comment #21628395

    I just assumed s/he was a Cockney.