rascul

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by rascul 4d ago
I'm pleasantly surprised at how often someone will use jitsi when the alternative is not communicating with me in such a fashion.
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by rascul 4d ago
Jitsi is an excellent free and open source alternative.
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by rascul 4d ago
I don't understand why people are still using Google search generally. It's so bad nowadays.
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by rascul 5d ago
I'll consider it when zfs in in tree.
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by rascul 10d ago
Governments lie all the time. This is not new.
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by rascul 10d ago
Isn't that what the safe drinking water act is for?
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by rascul 12d ago
They're still used today for cellular modems
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by rascul 16d ago
> I don't even know if it's possible to torrent on a phone. Very possible for over a decade.
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by rascul 22d ago
There's lots of US sports content. That's all I use it for.
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by rascul 24d ago
Capital One Arena is the current name for where the Washington Capitals play at home so that's an example that kind of works.
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by rascul 27d ago
The saw does them for you but it doesn't operate itself. Perhaps I read it too literally.
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by rascul 27d ago
> table saws don't rip, cut, or mill stock They actually do all of that
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by rascul 27d ago
I'd recommend a battery powered circular saw instead of a table saw to get started.
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by rascul 27d ago
They've been working on Wayland support for awhile now. https://wiki.xfce.org/releng/wayland_roadmap
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by rascul 1mo ago
> When I was young, they predicted orders and had hot food waiting, you would get your meal as you ordered. I worked at McDonald's at that time. We would make a tray of 12 cheeseburgers and microwave them then leave them in the warm
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by rascul 1mo ago
When I worked at McDonald's we had impossible target times and the only way to meet them was to hit the serve button right away and go off memory.
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by rascul 1mo ago
If you want to use ruby then just use ruby? That is a very fragile way to use bash that could easily lead to bad things.
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by rascul 1mo ago
There's a number of Linux developers living in the USA. I wouldn't be surprised if any live in the Chicago area.
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by rascul 1mo ago
The politicians and bureaucrats aren't generally the ones making the web sites.
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by rascul 1mo ago
Lately without an ad blocker YouTube will give me an ad every minute. Basically unusable.
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by rascul 1mo ago
> Cellular phones were invented in the UK and Finland. The US didn't even have them until the first couple of generations were obsolete here. That was before Martin Cooper's cell phone in 1973?
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by rascul 1mo ago
I'm in the USA and I've never had to do more than inform my employer that I'm not coming in because I'm sick. I guess it varies by employer.
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by rascul 2mo ago
I didn't know there were two halves or how long they are. I'm over 40 and the first actual soccer match I've seen was in the latest world cup.
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by rascul 2mo ago
I feel like neither system is inherently better outside of familiarity and I don't care which is used I'm just tired of having to own two sets of tools.
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by rascul 2mo ago
> You can lie to local cops all you want. The legality of that varies.
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by rascul 2mo ago
MUDs are text based. Some of the clients can have graphical features but the basic way to interface with the MUD itself is with text.
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by rascul 2mo ago
Wotmud taught me to type fast.
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by rascul 2mo ago
There are some decent battery electric mowers and chainsaws that can be great as long as you have the batteries to keep them going long enough.
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by rascul 2mo ago
Depends on what you're hauling also. I'm not interested in doing my regular trash or recycling runs with a minivan, for example, but most of what I do haul would be fine with a minivan.
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by rascul 2mo ago
Depending on laws in the area, one could have a tank and pump at home, refilled regularly with potentially lower bulk pricing. It's a thing but pretty rare outside of farms in my experience.

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