emjoes1

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by emjoes1 2mo ago
Is humor not allowed on HN anymore... this is funny!
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by emjoes1 2y ago
Is that any different that the media or cancel culture?
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by emjoes1 2y ago
The EU - "it would be a shame if something happened to your business model". idk it sounds like the EU is becoming more like organized crime in how they act - "and hey we need you to make a way to break E2E encryption so we c
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by emjoes1 2y ago
Maybe this explains why people on tv seem uglier now than 10 years ago. We must have a war on beauty now.
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by emjoes1 2y ago
What is the great oxygen holocaust? Odd choice of words.
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by emjoes1 3y ago
Are we all not bias in some way. Anymore, just an opinion counts for that. In a conversation with a father that allowed his daughter to choose her pronoun I mentioned that is as dangerous as a parent that allows their child to eat only cake
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by emjoes1 3y ago
Why would anyone use an online service for this anyways. Why not just use VLC?
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by emjoes1 3y ago
Though, if your in a church that is virtue signaling then you need to find a different church.
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by emjoes1 3y ago
Others comments are great. I just wanted to throw out a couple of things my son and I enjoy - RPG in a Box which you can find on Steam is great as you can make a game without needing to write code but also supports scripting if he decides h
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by emjoes1 3y ago
I understand trying to track misinformation but why are we tracking 'hate speech'? Tangent: If I am in a conversation with someone (a friend) and you over hear me saying 'that's gay' don't bother to come and te
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by emjoes1 3y ago
Why would this story not be. It is described as "America's transmission story".
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by emjoes1 3y ago
Why not? Because an engine based on 'rotating detonation' could be more efficient than what is in current use today. An engine that can burn a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and Jet-A fuel is better than just Jet-A fuel.? Why is the
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by emjoes1 4y ago
Lol and I thought this was a real phenomenon I have never observed or heard of.
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by emjoes1 4y ago
I have never heard of this. I did not see modern answer for this phenomenon is, do we know?
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by emjoes1 4y ago
Rich and poor, young and old, have this in common. I know many college educated and affluent people that can't manage passwords or multi-factor authentication. Oh and don't ask them to save recovery codes because they will put the
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by emjoes1 4y ago
Rich and poor (young and old) have this in common. Most people I work with are college educated and utterly fail when it comes to managing passwords or multi-factor auth.
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by emjoes1 5y ago
Well said. I buy into your theory and $0.02. If we fall back to rules of polite conversation than trying to "fix" our compulsions then we don't even need a social network with filters or circles.
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by emjoes1 9y ago
Just had to chime in and say this was how it was when I worked in a Frito Lay warehouse. Lost 10lbs in my first week (probably water weight) because of the heat and labor required. Also same experience when working at Dixie warehouse. That
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by emjoes1 9y ago
Wow, this was just a sad read. I found the title "Hustling 101: How to Turn Your Code into Cash" to be more cringe-worthy. Sorry but Hip-Hop music/culture is what is keeping people down.
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by emjoes1 9y ago
Could not agree more. What I find odd is that this is how most of the people are I come into contact with. Most women I know, including my wife, desire the stereotypical life. She wants to stay at home while I work. It's not like any o
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by emjoes1 9y ago
This happens here in America. Wedding Crashers was on E! (cable tv channel) not long ago and the part where Betty White's character is talking about Eleanor Roosevelt (I believe) and calls here a "big lesbian mule"... "b
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by emjoes1 9y ago
I second that. Tried using cash as a down payment on a house did not fly even though I could reconcile the difference in cash with what I kept in the bank with my pay stubs and deposit/withdrawl records. Underwriters want to see that c
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by emjoes1 9y ago
Yes it seems the complexity of billing still has something to do with Who Pays. I had a similar issue where I was billed for a physical that my insurance provider would not pay. My wife suggested I have the Dr. office re-code the bill. Not
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by emjoes1 9y ago
now that's a bad trip lol
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by emjoes1 9y ago
"When you have money you never think about it. When you don't have money it's all you think about." -Unknown rich person
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by emjoes1 9y ago
Can I just sell my data? I really don't care and not sure why everyone is freaking out over this. I also believe most tech muggles don't care either. Also is not most of our data sold by data brokers currently - like your physical
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by emjoes1 10y ago
From what I have observed low income people have ObamaPhones. So perhaps that is how they are affording them. But then again the people I observed lived in a ghetto and were signing up for cable and seemed to have more disposable income tha
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by emjoes1 10y ago
Not to complain about something not exactly related but I wish the city of Louisville could make traffic data more available. The Trimarc.org site is not that great on mobile, many of the cameras do not work, and a couple of wks back they d
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by emjoes1 10y ago
For me making something is like a drug. I have a lot of fun working on it and even immersing myself but after a while the fun runs out. If I finish what I am working on I feel awesome then almost immediately sad. Then I have to find somethi
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by emjoes1 10y ago
Intimidation. I dealt with that a lot when riding the bus in my city, was a problem back in 1998, was a couple of years ago, and from my understanding still is today. Perhaps my city just sux though. http://wfpl.org/charges-

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