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We have many kids and well, laundry is omnipresent. I would absolutely pay multiples of this to make the problem go away.

He said it in 1996.

Agreed on both.

The council meeting alluded to in the article happened a few days ago and is on YouTube[1]. Public comment starts around 23m, the commenters bring up some of the things in the article, and the council still moves to approve around 1h20m.

[1] https://youtu.be/AqOYDNKBr3g?si=EFOTKlKIRK01mVvL

Exactly. And they don’t just rip down the old article but annotate it with a disclaimer that an earlier version said XXX

I can only conclude it’s what they want at this point

I think it's analogous to writing and refining an outline for a paper. If you keep going, you eventually end up at an outline where you can concatenate what are basically sentences together to form paragraphs. This is sort of where you are now, if you spec well you'll get decent results.

Exactly. It's a way to get games that aren't going to immediately ask for other games to be bought or make you watch ridiculous ads to keep playing.

It's interesting because like the article says legal teams may have to get smarter about recreating all the context when evidence like this is used. Even if the emojis rendered the reference implementation of Unicode and what vendors actually represent can vary quite a bit by platform or OS version.

It's amazing to get tested and thinking you're heavy dosing and when tests come back it turns out you're barely in the green (low).

Sure, all probabilities go to 1 over a large enough time span. I don't think there's anything useful you can do with that information. Being early is the same as being wrong.

I believe it depends on the state.

Layoffs of some staff in Stillwater, Oklahoma followed in 2008.

How did Creative end up with offices there? Was there some kind of research going on at Oklahoma State University?

You'd think trains would use a rolling release

What are you using to sync with TickTick?

I loved coming home from curfew in HS and firing up the server browser to find a 24+ person as_oilrig. Such a fun time

https://www.modot.org/projects/routepproute30

Reminds me of the modified EZ-bake I had 30+ years ago [1]. I tried putting hooks in those to mixed success. One side was always flat though.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTFiJAH63xo

The Starlink gateway out is a good solution, but I sure wouldn't share it with friends/family over the ISP networks if at all possible.

I’ve used Django since 0.96 and keep coming back to it any time I need a web site that works. I’ve dabbled in other stuff but this one just clicks for me.

Here’s to another 20!

And how many stations did that yield?

Direct To Consumer. Selling directly to their customers on Nike.com disintermediating Foot Locker or another distributor/retailer network.

Fascinating article. Seeing the "uni" and wondering if that was in fact the beginning of what we know as uni-ball was neat.

And since the authors' shop is local to me I'm going to have to go see what they've got!

The simple explanation is most of these are Excel VLOOKUPs gone wrong.

I always did Alt-Space, M to select Move. Of course, this was easier to know before they hid the underline cues by default so you'd know what hotkeys were what :)

I don't think of it as a hack any more than Sirius or XM making a "control plane" signal by just interleaving the what's on or channel map in with the music signal.

Does it do this on iOS? I just cancelled RT because it crashed on my work computer all the time but if the phone app weren’t useless that might be different.

I think these are cool and seeing the NetBoot + CoW setup for gaming is fun.

Thanks for sharing!

Didn’t the Department of Defense try to mandate Ada in the 1980s? That went nowhere.

Is it just paired with his phone that he has access to on the weekends? Asking because I've thought about this before (younger kids) but I don't think the AW operates standalone and I didn't want to pair it with my phone.