I can tell that most of you don't live in Oregon. When I had a gas car up until two years ago, and I mostly got gas at CostCo. I did live in Virginia for three years. And I would say getting gas at CostCo in Oregon was…
The worst will be blackouts for NBA games for this. I had NBA TV for one season, but because I live in the Portland area, I can not watch Portland trailblazers games. It was ridiculous, so I did not subscribe this year.
Also related and shown in the diagrams in the linked article, why are so many babies born on Friday, and less on Saturday? Doctors/nurses want their weekends too, so inducements / c-sections also go up on Fridays. Says…
There's just no position someone says "only $24 billion" in a sane way
BTW, in California the acronym PG&E is for Pacific Gas and Electric Confusingly when I moved to Oregon years ago, its PGE (without the ampersand) for Portland General Electric.
Short answer: written in C++ instead of C# I also have used keepassxc for years now on mac/windows/linux/iphones
Urgh. I have an open source hobby endpoint hosted for free on heroku for many years. Used by a bunch of websites / discord bots / desktop applications as a REST backend. Annoying to have to open a case just to continue…
I really like this (no longer updated) website devoted to north american accents https://www.aschmann.net/AmEng/
SMS that is not usable from all my other non-phone computers! For this reason alone, I greatly prefer iMessage/discord/slack/whateverIsNext so I can use it on my phone and my computers.
Which is why I enjoy buying things at Costco. They usually have one widget of a particular type. And historically for me at least, they seem to be proficient at choosing good widgets. Thus, my only choice is whether I…
Thank you so very much. I used your guides heavily when working on my senior project doing linux networking at the system level many years ago!
I used to feel that way, then I got an electric car with a 250 mile range last year. I really have not felt the desire to ever have a gasoline car since. Hybrids have so many more parts needed, that I feel like they…
I live in Oregon, and I went for long drive last weekend. I tried to charge twice at Electrify America charging stations... and both had lines of people waiting! I will appreciate this.
Colorado/Montanta/etc are just too damn cold in the winter for homeless to survive, so they migrate to other warmer places
My most upvoted reddit comment ever was when I posted a "Sacagawea selfie"... by sticking my camera at the end of a statue's arm: https://i.imgur.com/UXRUx8q.jpeg
How about http://www.armory.com/, a geek house in Santa Cruz from the late 80s through the 90s? If you look at the list of images at http://www.armory.com/images/, you'll find http://www.armory.com/images/arm.gif with a…
And with that... I'm going to go take a nap
Absolutely, The Decameron by Boccaccio, written in 1353 just a few years after the plague struck Italy in 1348: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Decameron Rather than a novel, it is a collection of 100 short stories of…
Aah that’s a shame... but not surprising given Nvidias track record with Linux drivers
Amazed that the site does not call out Nixon completely abandoning the gold standard in 1971. Financial investments thusly did not need to be backed by actual assets anymore, to the point of today where the whole of…
This may sound hyperbolic. Oh well. I was deeply considering one of the new M1 MacBooks last night, but held off on completing the order. Now today, I can't use my computer for nearly an hour. And my daughter as well…
Every experienced old person ever trying to tell their teenagers about mistakes that could be made. It is quite difficult to get it through to the teenager. Experience at life comes through living, and making the same…
Played so much on BatMud in the early nineties. Bat Mud is still running at https://www.bat.org Became a "wiz", and wrote my first code used by other people in 1992. That code is still running, 28 years later!
And the nickel, and the dime... and maybe the quarter
Woah, that’s a thing?
I can tell that most of you don't live in Oregon. When I had a gas car up until two years ago, and I mostly got gas at CostCo. I did live in Virginia for three years. And I would say getting gas at CostCo in Oregon was…
The worst will be blackouts for NBA games for this. I had NBA TV for one season, but because I live in the Portland area, I can not watch Portland trailblazers games. It was ridiculous, so I did not subscribe this year.
Also related and shown in the diagrams in the linked article, why are so many babies born on Friday, and less on Saturday? Doctors/nurses want their weekends too, so inducements / c-sections also go up on Fridays. Says…
There's just no position someone says "only $24 billion" in a sane way
BTW, in California the acronym PG&E is for Pacific Gas and Electric Confusingly when I moved to Oregon years ago, its PGE (without the ampersand) for Portland General Electric.
Short answer: written in C++ instead of C# I also have used keepassxc for years now on mac/windows/linux/iphones
Urgh. I have an open source hobby endpoint hosted for free on heroku for many years. Used by a bunch of websites / discord bots / desktop applications as a REST backend. Annoying to have to open a case just to continue…
I really like this (no longer updated) website devoted to north american accents https://www.aschmann.net/AmEng/
SMS that is not usable from all my other non-phone computers! For this reason alone, I greatly prefer iMessage/discord/slack/whateverIsNext so I can use it on my phone and my computers.
Which is why I enjoy buying things at Costco. They usually have one widget of a particular type. And historically for me at least, they seem to be proficient at choosing good widgets. Thus, my only choice is whether I…
Thank you so very much. I used your guides heavily when working on my senior project doing linux networking at the system level many years ago!
I used to feel that way, then I got an electric car with a 250 mile range last year. I really have not felt the desire to ever have a gasoline car since. Hybrids have so many more parts needed, that I feel like they…
I live in Oregon, and I went for long drive last weekend. I tried to charge twice at Electrify America charging stations... and both had lines of people waiting! I will appreciate this.
Colorado/Montanta/etc are just too damn cold in the winter for homeless to survive, so they migrate to other warmer places
My most upvoted reddit comment ever was when I posted a "Sacagawea selfie"... by sticking my camera at the end of a statue's arm: https://i.imgur.com/UXRUx8q.jpeg
How about http://www.armory.com/, a geek house in Santa Cruz from the late 80s through the 90s? If you look at the list of images at http://www.armory.com/images/, you'll find http://www.armory.com/images/arm.gif with a…
And with that... I'm going to go take a nap
Absolutely, The Decameron by Boccaccio, written in 1353 just a few years after the plague struck Italy in 1348: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Decameron Rather than a novel, it is a collection of 100 short stories of…
Aah that’s a shame... but not surprising given Nvidias track record with Linux drivers
Amazed that the site does not call out Nixon completely abandoning the gold standard in 1971. Financial investments thusly did not need to be backed by actual assets anymore, to the point of today where the whole of…
This may sound hyperbolic. Oh well. I was deeply considering one of the new M1 MacBooks last night, but held off on completing the order. Now today, I can't use my computer for nearly an hour. And my daughter as well…
Every experienced old person ever trying to tell their teenagers about mistakes that could be made. It is quite difficult to get it through to the teenager. Experience at life comes through living, and making the same…
Played so much on BatMud in the early nineties. Bat Mud is still running at https://www.bat.org Became a "wiz", and wrote my first code used by other people in 1992. That code is still running, 28 years later!
And the nickel, and the dime... and maybe the quarter
Woah, that’s a thing?