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Yeah I'm not a big fan of straight majority rules... not to say the US government is perfect...

Weren't the blacksmiths in Robin Hood only for the bad guy?

Nostalgia is king.

I did this a couple years back. 2x 120mm fans and a rolled up filter in between with a cardboard box as the frame. I never thought it could do much, but also never left it running very long.

I've been begging for a good use of old computer fans...

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Right.. kinda clickbaity?

One way to try to get a raise at a current job that I've done in the past is get an interview and see if you can get offers for a higher paid job and then use that as leverage for a counter offer.

I know there are already many threads about taking counter offers, but its not always a bad thing... in my experience, the manager just needed better justification for the higher ups. It was too large a company for him to just give me a bump.

I love the thing at the end about the sequels. This guy sounded pretty clever.

I hear ya. Thanks for the clarification.

Is that 60k a year just housing and food or guards and administration too? I'd hope there were more guards and security measures in place for prisoners than for college kids.

I'm just super glad they highlighted the fact that it's much easier to make a gun with normal off the shelf/modified metal than to 3D print one. Every other article that involves 3D printing guns is all "the world is over, people can make guns all by themselves!".. the only real difference is the reduced amount of metal in regards to detection

> and they have at least 20 rides in them before they're toast.

are you saying the scooters electric part dies after 20 rides?

Same hear. I had no idea.. sign of me getting older.

Same here. I've gotten through multiple times. Sure I waited on the line 10 to 15 minutes each time. But I was expecting it longer hold times...

That is awesome. I like this name/pronunciation!

Uggh.. don't get me started on Bixby... it's like a modern day Clippy... "I see you accidentally pressed the hardware button to awaken me the 10th time. how can i take over your screen today?"

+1 for Drawful and the other one that is basically Baulderdash with phones. super fun for large groups of silly people.

Thanks for following up,

I tried it on my mac ( looked good) but as you/your teammate reported, it is having issues getting data back from the API, every call is returning a 502

Seems broken on mobile. Android Chrome. Cant click anyt hi ing to proceed. Neat concept. I'll try it on my mac...

We still love fondue but mostly do chocolate at home...

The cheese ones are so yummy...

Is there a module sorta like this available yet:

https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Seeed-Studio/317060016?...

or an upgraded nodemcu type board?

I'm guessing it was a lot harder for stuff to go viral when it was only "friends of friends" vs "public"...

but i remember reading somewhere they throttle delivery of messages to friends until they can gauge feeedback.. not sure if that was confirmed or a rumor.

was it only me who was expecting more of a gallery type site showing an image and describing it in english?

I'm a good example of that. I've been in software for about 12 years now and am only just getting started in the mentoring/training type roles. And that's only because I super had to...

How do you deal with someone who gets to a problem and cant figure it out and then just drops it without telling anyone or saying anything, and you dont figure it out for days or weeks?

We have a lot of recruiters sending us "senior full stack engineers" that dont knoe the language they are most confident in and end up being dev-ops engineers who want to get into coding. A lot of recruiting firms dont know how to to get candidates either

My family lived in Phoenix, AZ since i was 6, and he had an Evap Cool and a traditional AC. Early in the summer the Evap works great and is way cheaper. Once it gets too hot or too humid, you switch over to the AC. The fun part was, my Dad would hold off switching as long as he could, and kind of compete with a friend nearby to see who could "stand it with the evap" as long as possible.

The hardest part i couldn't ever keep straight, was with the Evap you need doors open and with the AC you close them. i would get it straight by the time he'd switch over to the other system..

What about the 30% comission the app stores take?

What's the going rate for money laundering? :P

doesn't this process involve lots of nasty chemicals to extract the precious metals from circuit boards and the like? i saw an article on Hackady[0] about this a while back

[0] - https://hackaday.com/2013/11/18/salvaging-gold-from-old-elec...

I gotta try out the 127.0.0.x thing at the end of the article. I never knew the range was so large!

I can attest to this. I recently got 2 bottles of seemingly identical muscle relaxers, but they were just two diff manufacturers. And they made a point of calling it out so i knew why i got two half filled bottles..

did i misunderstand the fact that it needs the microphone on listening for the signal to turn the microphone on to record another signal?