rutledge87

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by rutledge87 6y ago
The easiest thing is to buy staples to use them FIFO. That way, you're not stuck with 100 lbs of honey, flour, or such.
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by rutledge87 6y ago
Just moved out of CA. Went through Loma Prieta, Camp Fire, and numerous power outages. The other likely natural disaster is a megaflood like 1861-2.
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by rutledge87 6y ago
Be prepared. - scouts motto. Anyone who's been through several natural disasters or lives in the northern midwest already should take reasonable preparedness in stride.
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by rutledge87 6y ago
Apple has always be proprietary and always will. Apple II and Macintosh Plus days, they sold all their own peripherals. I had a Dell XPS 13 1645 that had a great display, but everything else about it was awful. Well, in reality, you can&#x2
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by rutledge87 6y ago
I support this message. :) Coincidentally, I just moved to Austin and am rebuilding my hot sauce collection. Does anyone else have an absurd, hoarder stash of spicy substances in glass bottles? Any tips on sourcing quality hot sauces locall
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by rutledge87 6y ago
Rx only. I've taken it for weight gain from mirtazapine along with statins for familial hypercholesterolemia. IF is better but it leads to reduced energy levels, increased aggression, reduced concentration, and is inconvenient.
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by rutledge87 6y ago
The rich get richer by taxing the poor and using the government as their personal socialist piggybank.
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by rutledge87 6y ago
You misspelled a hateful, discriminatory word. Maybe you could do the world a favor by sticking to facts and policies, not people's appearance and attributes?
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by rutledge87 6y ago
A few corporations have replaced public commons, leading to inverted totalitarian rule by fiat with an illusion of alternatives. Furthermore, the "liberals" nowadays differ markedly from the liberals years ago who wanted to and en
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by rutledge87 6y ago
There are competing tyrannies in every society: old/young, rich/poor, individual/society, etc.
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by rutledge87 6y ago
If regulatory capture weren't a big enough issue, how about some nice, manufactured astroturfing and mental gymnastic rationalizations to cheat employees? Hurray for "disruptive" startups that can buy laws with saturating med
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by rutledge87 6y ago
Analyzing data collected over time to see how shocks degrade .
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by rutledge87 6y ago
Razor-blade economies. It's most consumers who suck because they didn't wise-up to DRM, giveaway printers, ink drying-up, and expensive ink and instead get a used flagship laser printer. Convenience store vs. Costco or Staples Bus
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by rutledge87 6y ago
Agreed. A smart, pragmatic economist pilloried for trying to rescue a country strip mined by vampiric corporatists doesn't make any sense except perhaps when someone had an agenda to shovel and/or is tribally against exploring som
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by rutledge87 6y ago
Fast, constraint-based layout as a simple rules language with optional layout handlers and calculations provided by code.
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by rutledge87 6y ago
As an example application, it would be cool to have a vehicle know when its shocks need to be replaced or if they are too far out of specification, just from monitoring suspension arms' angle sensor/s. Yo, your car's shocks
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by rutledge87 6y ago
Let's not lose nuance about the scales of "mistakes" about Transcendental Meditation or bell bottoms with taking and placing children in concentration camps (places where people are kept against their will, but not killed) wh