uxp100

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by uxp100 26d ago
Do you think Canada doesn’t have housing issues?
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by uxp100 27d ago
Doesn’t take a special dough to achieve that.
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by uxp100 3mo ago
I mostly agree with your larger point, but the anti-nuclear movement predates the 70s by quite a bit.
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by uxp100 3mo ago
There was a lot of arson at BLM protests, and plenty of people beaten in the street, some of whom were in no way asking for it. The majority of the violence probably was the cops though.
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by uxp100 3mo ago
USAmericans casually play basketball still. Basically a few kids shooting hoops at every little court you pass, and lightly organized (just show up at a time) adult games are common too.
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by uxp100 4mo ago
Interesting to make the connection to Sonny Boy. That’s one to think on.
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by uxp100 4mo ago
No, it’s not. Please stop driving and leave it to the adults.
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by uxp100 4mo ago
There were a couple of other LLM-isms that think mainly served to pad the length for no reason. I found the article interesting. Just not real concise.
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by uxp100 4mo ago
I also believe some in the administration want chaos. But also consider that Iran is legitimately hard to negotiate with and the negotiators have no experience with highly technical negotiations around nuclear enrichment. Like, I don’t thin
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by uxp100 5mo ago
I’ve got a place by me that does 2 eggs, 2 pancakes (or French toast), 2 sausages and toast for $4 before 8 AM. And I don’t go there. The spots that get twice (or more) as much for that meal really are quite a bit better. And their coffee i
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by uxp100 5mo ago
I think that used to be true, but it has been overtaken by Houston. Either way, yes, good place to eat Vietnamese food.
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by uxp100 5mo ago
20% work in tech? I think that’s gone up quite a bit since I last spent a lot of time there in 2015. I would see these articles from time to time and think, people are getting the wrong idea if they haven’t been there, when I think of SF I
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by uxp100 5mo ago
Effects seen at .35g/kg and .2g/kg. Both pretty big doses. Which is not uncommon for creatine for a single day, but ongoing dose is typically lower. I’ve taken creatine for exercise recovery and possible cognitive improvements whe
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by uxp100 5mo ago
Nah, I’m sure Elbridge Colby knew about this. His political views may be unpleasant (I mean, I think there is far worse in the Trump administration, but I’m not a supporter of any of them) but he’s definitely in the well read in history sec
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by uxp100 6mo ago
> Some components addressed this problem by providing their own installer for the component, and telling installers, “You are not allowed to install these component file directly. Instead, you must run our custom installer. Aha, that’s w
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by uxp100 6mo ago
When I’ve brought atypical stuff in to be repaired at one of those shops they have been absolutely willing to solder whatever, however they did have just one “soldering guy” for every shop in the metro area who only came as needed. So just
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by uxp100 6mo ago
Well, in this case because drunks keep murdering people.
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by uxp100 7mo ago
That’s a funny analogy because some electric railway companies owned power generation. The one in my town also sold electricity to consumers for some time, though most of the history I can find online focuses on the rail aspect, which makes
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by uxp100 8mo ago
It’s got the tone of public radio, which I think this reporting was from.
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by uxp100 8mo ago
Not the poster, but I grew up eating oatmeal that you would slice. Toss a pot on the wood stove, done when you remembered to grab it. Milk and honey on soft slices of oatmeal. Honestly don’t eat oatmeal much today, but was confused the firs
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by uxp100 8mo ago
Yeah, I had great memories of secret of mana and SD3 (emulated in translation, I think that was Aeon Genesis?) and I replayed them with my partner in 2020. For a few hours. Honestly, kinda miserable. Single player it was less fun than I rem
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by uxp100 8mo ago
Luckily still present where I buy my bagels. I’ve only done it a few times but I do remember than rye flour makes a somewhat more difficult dough to handle.
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by uxp100 8mo ago
What are you quoting? I mean, that sounds like what Stephen miller believes, but who said it?
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by uxp100 8mo ago
Yeah, if the same thing doesn’t happen with millennials it’s only because there is no true counterculture anymore.
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by uxp100 8mo ago
I don’t think that is exactly accurate. But you know, like close enough, describes all my work. Just pointing out that something like an industrial system running win ce on PowerPC or x86 has been within the definition of embedded for a lon
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by uxp100 8mo ago
Everyone should spend a little time looking at the DHS twitter.
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by uxp100 8mo ago
EE-LG01.IMP Is my favorite of the pieces included in the article.
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by uxp100 9mo ago
Yes, that’s the main one I was thinking of, though there are spots in the photos app too iirc.
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by uxp100 9mo ago
iOS 26 is also very bad. Many Christmas conversations between boomers baffled by their phones, and as I younger (than boomer) person I am not as baffled but there are a number of things that take more button presses than they did in previou
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by uxp100 9mo ago
> Not only that, but Dylan did not perform his usual fare. Instead, he performed four 1950s covers, several of which he’s never sung before or since: Buddy Holly’s “Heartbeat,” Fats Domino’s “Blueberry Hill,” Lefty Frizzell’s “You’re Too

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