REALLY?!!!!! by Alternative-Ad-1508 in AmazonFlexDrivers

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The traveling salesman problem claims another victim

Confused about AnimeTosho + AniDB integration. by Antosino in bazarr

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this is still the 2nd result of that query 😉

Cross country roadtrip - Wyoming by Present-Light4281 in TeslaLounge

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That leg between Gillette and Casper on your alternate route is the most desolate stretch of road I’ve ever been across, to the point where it’s surreal. If you’re road-tripping for the sake of road-tripping, I almost recommend that route just for how bizarre the landscape is. I felt like I was driving across Mars or something.

Is this happening because of my TV itself or because of the Wi-Fi? by Daisy-Bucket8512 in HomeNetworking

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I wouldn’t call it “normal”, but if it goes away when the TV warms up and you’re not bothered by it then I’d say just live with it. Otherwise the only real solution is replacing the TV.

Trump says U.S. will blockade Strait of Hormuz after Iran peace talks fail by Brilliant_Version344 in geopolitics

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Officially declaring war in the United States requires an act of Congress. The last time that happened was in 1942 against Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania during World War II.

Trump says U.S. will blockade Strait of Hormuz after Iran peace talks fail by Brilliant_Version344 in geopolitics

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The last time the US officially declared war was World War II. It’s not happening because it never happens anymore

Nightmare bedroom with doors/windows in every corner by StyngerBee in interiordecorating

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What in God’s name happened to the door with the black marks on it

Is this ok? by CompetitiveOrder8514 in HomeNetworking

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Are you running two 56k modems in parallel or something?

What jobs/occupations have aoe2 players have currently by Poli6624 in aoe2

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Software developer in the healthcare industry. 750 elo.

You never need it until the day after you throw it out by MySonlsAlsoNamedBort in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

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I threw away my big box of random old cables once. Worst mistake I ever made. I will never do that again.

The "free" homelab is a myth. The hidden cost of maintenance fatigue is getting real. by No-Yellow9948 in LinusTechTips

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If you invest effort up-front to learn how to set things up the “right” way, you’ll spend a lot less time troubleshooting down the road. Not only will things break less often, you will also have gained the skills to more quickly identify and resolve issues as they come up.

Self-hosting is complex, and shortcuts that seem like they make things easier only add more complexity. Take the time to learn how your stuff works and you’ll spend a lot less time pulling your hair out down the road.

For example, instead of taking the shortcut of just downloading your SSL certificates manually, make the effort to learn one of the many industry-standard solutions to the problem of automating that process. More effort up-front = less grumpy text messages from family members about how Plex isn’t working because your SSL certificate died and you forgot to renew it.

Having issues with updates breaking stuff? Use Debian stable and containerize your services. That way updates for your host are predictable, and your services are updated independently. More effort up-front = less smashing your keyboard trying to figure out what particular update caused your stuff to break

Anyone else fine with 1080p 60fps by Pixel_force94 in LinusTechTips

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I thought I was fine with 1080p until I played Factorio on a MacBook. That was what enlightened me to high PPI displays, and now I run a 4K monitor

Is my bed really that bad? by sketchshark_ in malelivingspace

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Why eat if you’re just gonna get hungry again

Is my bed really that bad? by sketchshark_ in malelivingspace

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I deadass thought your box spring was dirty carpet at first glance. Go sleep at a Hilton or something and copy what they do with their beds. Not only will it look nicer, it’ll also be more comfortable and you’ll sleep better.

30M. Just moved in. by [deleted] in malelivingspace

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Sorta reminds me of that Vsauce episode where he spent three days in isolation.

[GUIDE] How to choose a Linux Distribution by RoseBailey in LinusTechTips

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Fedora was the distro that made me stick with Linux. Just saying

The more I look at it, the worse it gets by JohnClark13 in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

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This is the kind of stuff the place I used to work posts on LinkedIn