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Nope. The judge is an ultra-conservative Bible-thumper family court guy (there are only 2 judges in the rural county, and they seem interchangeable) who doesn't care about anyone and her attorney is a lazy, milquetoast, limp lasagna no
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Yeah, my stupid, diphenhydramine-popping stepfather walked away from my disable mother after her stroke and a forest fire while she was away without anything but an email. He took almost everything and just left, and is now trying to cheat
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Only get married if you've been with the same person for many years and there's a legal reason to do so. Use a prenup that is video deposed with an admission of a lack of coercion and explanation of each term. Palnup if living tog
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Our family tried S-VHS players and VCRs back in the day, but ultimate found them to fall short of top-of-the-line VHS VCRs. S-VHS decks weren't necessarily any better than VHS ones, and the two formats are incompatible. Mitsubishi, Pan
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The best klepto-plutocratic pseudo-psephocracy money can buy. There is only one party, the Property party, with two wings: Democrat and Republican. - Gore Vidal (the author of the book Julian Assange was clutching while he was being illeg
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For some reason, that made me think of a concept I thought about when I was 19: a Brazil-like, future dystopian company that had only AI management and AI work assets maintained by a small cadre of human workers to keep it going. There woul
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Maybe use an embedded micropower system with C or Rust and interrupt-based processing approach rather than CPU-eating polling in something dynamic like Python, Ruby, or Node without ever going into standby mode.
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SF is an aberration because relocated high-income earners and rich people move in and raise prices because they out-compete for limited resources by throwing money around (out-bidding real estate) and/or sellers raising prices knowing
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Ever thought of raising your rates? You're losing money in nominal dollars over a long time period. https://www.successfulindependentconsulting.com/blog/how-and...
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For 12 years, I have had an email setup where all emails for the domain go to one mailbox (postmaster style). Then, I just give each service their own, unique email address without any configuration. Any spam or unusual mail is then easily-
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Combined with being unusual and not wired as everyone else, I take a different tact by accepting human nature and opening up the possibilities. From a young age, it became apparent that I did't experience jealousy in relation to a deep
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Not F1, but super/hypercar related: Christian von Koenigsegg is my soul brother. Engineer/CEO committed to excellence in extreme automotive manufacturing like: - Cam-less heads (which I was always wondered why they didn't exi
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So incredibly myopic. Atlasssian is "innovating" themselves into snatching failure from the jaws of success. Self-hosting has huge advantages in enterprise and secure environments. They're just throwing away key large custome
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It makes one wonder in what other ways goodwill will be reduced by pinching pennies and how quickly it will start to look like any other exhausting, slow-moving, behemoth utility.
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It seems purposeful that more internet startups have innuendo in their names. (GroupOn competitor)
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Roaches, ants, cats, rats, bats, pigeons, and possums all seem modern candidates for site infil. It sounded like screening and training needed more work though.
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If they are to add the word "were," it would be consistent. ;)
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Many moons ago in K-12 (80's-90's) in California public schools, I had really bad ADHD (undiagnosed until 35, often labeled "weird") with ASD, anxiety with stuttering, depression, and emotional disturbances. The schools
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That's a complete waste of time, energy, and money. You can do the same thing with Twilio for cheaper.
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Welcome to America. I get 20 calls per day on my cell phone with spoofed numbers. I don't even answer the phone if I don't know the number anymore.
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I was just about to write the same. I don't believe these figures. Fundamentally: How could they ever hope to track every single passengers' COVID status? I think they are basing this conclusion on dozens of cases a few airlines k
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I remember my Sony Trinitron and Iiyama monitors fondly. RIP.
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I have median arteries and palmaris longus. Supernumerary structures, e.g., built-in spare parts. :] Diphallia would be awesome.
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I laugh when I read this because the DataHand was so much better but inefficiently manufactured and badly-priced. Five motions per finger well, macros, and mouse control 20-something years ago.
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Don't use corporate apps and platforms for popular movements. They make the rules and they continue their inverted totalitarian takeover of public commons when more people depend on them for civic activities. Furthermore, they cooperat
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Buying new consumer electronics or durable goods is mostly for the birds, e.g., people who have their money separated from them most easily. I have an iPhone 6S and will consider a used iPhone SE 2020 at some point when I drive this one int
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That sounds like too much, which can cause calcium deposition in soft tissues. I'm 250 lbs / 113 kg and only take 125 μg (mcg) of D3 and 100 of K2 MK-7 once every other day (qod) because of D status for COVID prophylaxis and chron
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tldr: Give less f's, awesome will flow with fewer inhibitions, and stress will melt like an ice chip on a New York sidewalk during the summer solstice. Some things will fall flat because they seemed awesome only to you, but that's
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Never stop learning. Experience, testing, formal methods, less fragile tools, and avoiding premature optimization. Consider Haskell, Idris, Pony, Rust, and Clojure, but these are just some tools in a large toolbox. Put aside insecurities an
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Thunderf00t busted video incoming. It's vaporware hype until proven otherwise.
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