everdayimhustln

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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
I love sheepdog startups which are like grandma sleeper cars with 1000 hp under the hood. Innovating in an area others dismiss, and killing it.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
The used cars section in Consumer Reports is invaluable to avoid white elephants. Also, take a candidate vehicle to your mechanic before finalizing a deal.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
In America, hospitals mostly charge whatever they want.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Bots and unthinking cyberdisinhibited people competively flame and troll whomever is the current punching-bag for brownie points, schadenfreude and negative attention seeking behavior.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
For those actually needing scalable, resilient nosql, CouchBase ia worth evaluating.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Magical thinking apparently includes freedom from respecting laws and ethics, and cheaping out on family planning for more magical "reasons."
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Samhain is less well-known but superior to TW, AIDE and OSSEC. (I've deployed both FOSS and commercial TW.) http://www.la-samhna.de/library/scanners.html http://www.la-samhna.de/samhain/s_faq.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
I thought it was Breitbart, Danger & Play or InfoWars, but it's good to know Pando sinks below WaPo, BuzzFeed and Gawker levels.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
This happens all the time. Twitter-dramatic people rachet up their Karpman Drama Triangle histrionics against celebrities to try to get something juicy to up their social media currency. Sama deals with this every day.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Effort and results may not be enough because real life isn't a meritocracy. Insecure manangers worry they'll promote someone whom could be promoted past them as their new boss instead of them getting promoted (promotions as win-lo
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
I jailbroke for these reasons: GuizmoDNS - OpenDNS+DNSCrypt TetherMe - free tethering Pandora Downloader Pandora Skips Unrestrictor 3G - Remove IAS and other limits by fooling apps into thinking they are on Wi-Fi. Bytafont2 with Futurama f
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Never be around or communicate 1:1 with a woman you don't know alone. Always be with other people whom could be witnesses or with a clear paper-trail. Furthermore, keep "getting to know" questions to safe, nonintrusive topics
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Yes and ask HR for honest feedback, specifically for improving one's professionalism. They most likely won't do it, but let them be the one to be unprofessional.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Anonymous sources can say you're a pedophile and I'm a canabal hatchet murderer, and face no consequences for making false claims. Furthermore, for those with very thin skins (SJWs) whom see microaggressions everywhere, it's
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
People aren't archetypes or labels; that's too black & white, un-nuanced thinking. Psychological and sociological reseach proved most people act however they're expected to within a given power dynamic circumstance, excep
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
PS: I'm currently shopping for an road bicycle headlight that takes repairable packs or individual cells made from 18650's so I can retrofit with NCR18650B's (or equally good cells) at some point.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
If anyone knows: what's the production volume histogram across the spectrum from sawdust-filled / sloppy process batteries on one side to Panasonic/Tesla quality (or better?) on the other?
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Pervasive IoT device deployment without in-the-wild security considerations and rapid updates is likely to add to DDoS bot farms.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Yes and spokeperson implied RoundUp was safe and nontoxic to drink straight, which is obviously and demonstrably inadvisable. What level of low-level, continuous exposure is deemed safe (perhaps from long-term studies not funded by industry
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
I think the point maybe spokeperson was lying with "it's so safe" talking points that were demonstrably false.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
NO, wrong again. They boldly claimed with a direct, verbatim quote "You can drink a whole quart of it and it won't hurt you." and then refused to drink it when offered.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Watch the video! He claims "You can drink a whole quart of it [RoundUp] and it won't hurt you." (It's ambiguous whether reporter means "glyphosate" to mean "RoundUp" product as to avoid advertising a
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Containers != type 1 hypervisor with all-encompassing resource quotas, reservations and prioritization like VMware ESXi. The problem can be solved either using a hypervisor that deploys only one container per VM (with suitable paravirt&#x2F
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
It's no surprise when corrupt regulators cozy with industry are ineffective. It's not that regulation is bad, it's the nuance of having sensible and effective authority, legislation and enforcement that is desperately needed
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
At Stanford in academic dept, we had wine and beer social parties at work and at dept chair's house. No sexual harassment, no brogrammers and no calling the cops. Everyone went home sober enough.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Fuck Walmart, booze afterhours on Friday is de rigueur.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Exactly. Highest per capita incarceration rate in the world, save Seychelles. Slavery 2.0 meets prison-industrial complex and voter disenfranchisement. The US justice system is the opposite of reform-based systems like those in many Scandin
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Yup. This submission should be flagged because it's fake news.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
Tragedy of the Commons happens without metering. Monetize all the things and give away almost nothing for free if there is an associated cost.
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by everdayimhustln 9y ago
I had a problem with a chrome extension hanging DDG from displaying results, but otherwise seems awesome as usual on mobile and desktop.

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