hijinks

how do i know that's not a deep fake of Tom Hanks saying it wasn't him so real Tom Hanks can sell more dental insurance?

just run your own and use vaultwarden so your passwords aren't on someone else's server

while some might disagree with the politics of CA and that's their reason given the chance if affordable, a lot of people would choose to live in CA and around on the of the 3 coastal cities.

We moved from NYC->SF->Denver->San Diego and CA always pulled us back once we left.

My wife isn't from the US and from a third world country. She said something that stuck with me. You have people in her country that wanted nothing but the chance to live in the US and then you had those that hated it and laughed at everything wrong with the country. She said they secretly would move in a second if they won the green card lotto but just make fun of it because they will never get a chance to move to the US.

I have a feeling CA is a bit of the same for some people.

the amount of money they charge you for basically a nice looking jenkins is crazy.

my grandfather had a farm and one of the crops was green beans. I use to just walk to the field and pick beans for a snack when I was little. They are so good like that.

has anyone used an oral device and love it?

The ones I've tried I always take them out while sleeping without knowing. Been trying for years to find one that I'll keep in. I know you need to keep trying but its never in my mouth when I wake up

as someone that has an arcade the prices for pinball games has skyrocketed since covid.

It was probably a better bet to put your savings into pinball games in 2019 and selling them now then the market.

my HOA still hasn't budged and wants a percentage of your front lawn being real grass that isn't over like 4 inches in height

I guess the idea is just to wait a few years then.

wow thanks.. looks perfect

ya till solar hits a tipping point like it is in California right now. Then the utilities want to set a flat rate based on wages to stay connected to the grid.

This will 100% work but we also need battery tech to hit like 250-300 a kwh for storage is my magic number to get a 40-50kwh backup and detach from the grid.

i mean you might get a pure breed puppy for $1500-2k but if its an adult you'd be lucky to get $200

My guess is its just some made up story by the CEO to try to get his employees to work harder because some anonymous employee had to sell their dog

i hated how the final mission was a trench run and they had Mark Hamill as the main actor. It just felt like the designers just gave up.

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I'm buying an EV so i never have to change my own oil again

because how else will bad managers know people they manage are working?

SVB is pushed on most companies raising money because the VCs can easily transfer money from their account to the company. So companies looking to raise are pushed to open a SVB account. If they keep the money there is up to them.

basically but the FDIC usually comes in real quick if they think a collapse might happen. Rumor is there's enough assets to cover the loses but it just couldn't handle the run happening.

I believe SVB will be open for business on Monday

they turn into creditors of the bank to try to get the money back from asset sales. That could take years though it isn't quick

i'm not 100% sure but I believe from what I seem to remember around $37 an hour. Also offers overtime.

San Diego

friend of mine owns a small roofing company that has almost 100% pivoted to solar installs and only does a new roof if the old roof needs to be replaced before panels can be put on.

He has jobs booked out 8 months now. Its funny because he tells me his parents were so upset he started a roofing company and didn't go to college and now he makes more per year then most software engineers even at large tech companies.

He also said he's having issues hiring dependable people even though he says he's offering a really good salary+benefits.

it's funny because in like 2004 when I worked in an office, I'd rather send someone a message on something like IRC then go over and talk to them in person.

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minikube is a VM basically. This emulates thousands of nodes on your laptop so you can test like how your operator you are developing performs.

in the late 90s i sold dave matthews band bootlegs from their concerts on ebay. Ya not legal but I did it in college to make money since I had a cd burner.

If I remember correctly ebay didn't take a percentage of the shipping only the sale. So I'd sell it for $5 but charge $25 for shipping and they only took a % of the $5 so I'd keep a lot more money

it is 100% worth it but most states also don't have the property tax like NJ does. Imagine if California somehow voted to drastically up the property tax. The homes might become semi affordable.

i don't see any pricing for storage on their site

n/m signed up and you use sliders to get what you need.. looks like its about $15 a month for 1Tb of storage which isn't enough for me.. too bad.

I have a feeling he's lived this lie so long he just believes it as true at this point.

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