argella

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by argella 3y ago
Digital prison incoming.
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by argella 3y ago
The enterprise architecture group at my employer seems to do nothing but introduce unnecessary bureaucracy and mandate tech choices with no input from those who have to use it.
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by argella 4y ago
Great except when your employer implements a 90 day shred policy in your mail and says anything you want to save needs to be moved to project folders.
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by argella 4y ago
Big depositors are moving their money out of small banks and into big banks because they see that big banks will get bailouts if they get into trouble whereas small banks will only get the 250k insurance. Nice bit of consolidation. will mak
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by argella 4y ago
Why don’t you just run gitlab community edition or gitea
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by argella 4y ago
Whoever said that doesn’t view inflation as something borne by taxpayers.
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by argella 4y ago
Exactly this. Middle aged white guy problems I guess.
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by argella 4y ago
I'd love to do this, and could afford it. I'm old enough (40s) that I fear my career would never recover.
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by argella 4y ago
Aws, GCP, azure
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by argella 4y ago
you said "constant" not minimum. don't move the goal post. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK572145/
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by argella 4y ago
there it is, the real reason for your moronic refusal to acknowledge the complexity of obesity. if it's just a matter of willpower alone, you get to get a nice little sense of superiority and an ego boost. everyone else is just stupid
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by argella 4y ago
why do you think obese people don't simply reduce their intake?
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by argella 4y ago
how is raising the price causing shortages?
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by argella 4y ago
"The human body requires a constant amount of energy for basic operation and activity. " no, it doesn't. the amount it uses for basic operation and activity will change. shrinking in response to your attempts to lose weight.
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by argella 4y ago
"just cheer up" "just eat less" it's that easy. the people who don't do it are just stupid or lazy (in the mind of the fat haters)
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by argella 4y ago
"When you say this do you mean "we have to look for the underlying causes of calorie imbalance" or do you mean "the human body is capable of materializing mass out of nothing"?" when you say this, you reveal yo
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by argella 4y ago
how would nationalizing the drug manufactures help in this particular situation? glp1 shortages.
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by argella 4y ago
I'm not prepping at all. If a real "world war" breaks out with china I assume it will use bioweapons and other new shit and we'll all be done for fast (both sides).
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by argella 4y ago
“ The hard truth is that bicycles are still largely seen as a nuisance on the road. ” Often they are. Like taking up the whole lane and forcing a mass number of cars to bottleneck at bike speeds.
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by argella 4y ago
Or to borrow the ideas of the paper, the coffee break served to shift energy to working hours by taking it from the off work hours.
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by argella 4y ago
Surprisingly little news coverage of the massive cloud of that shit headed east.
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by argella 4y ago
cointracker should probably curl up and die after this and their data breach
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by argella 4y ago
Isn’t SQLite adding features for analytic queries that should take the wind out of the sails of duckdb?
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by argella 4y ago
They didn’t freeze bitcoin addresses. That’s not possible. They went after centralized bitcoin to fiat exchanges.
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by argella 4y ago
https://archive.ph/7iXMi
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by argella 4y ago
They built a healthy dose of tech wokeism into this thing. It will be cool when it’s used to generate my social credit score and adjustment my bank account via the central bank digital currency.
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by argella 4y ago
Is he still a researcher or a full time podcaster now?
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by argella 4y ago
because it's not a spy balloon, it's a dry run of a delivery platform for an EMP nuke
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by argella 4y ago
What’s your price limit?
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by argella 4y ago
toto washlet

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