See? I did spare you all the annoying lessons about Segwit, the respect for a scarce resource (Space in block)
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Oh gawd that’s probably another bullshit rumor started by Justin. The timing is very suspect. Justin will probably pop up in a couple of hours and say “I was never in China”. These guys are so full of shit it’s impossible to ever separate truth from lies. Just ignore the whole damn thing.
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I could sit here and watch this for some time I like ice cream |
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Y’all still have some time to get on the train. It is just sitting, idling at the station. The air conditioning is broken. It will be a hot and uncomfortable wait.
But make sure you are on it when the train starts to pull out of the station. Cause we got places to go.
This is not financial advice. I have no idea what I am doing.
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You're like the kind of person who shits on the idea of solar power because solar panels and batteries haven't been perfected yet.
Not perfect yet. But 97% self powered from 1x Powerwall + solar panels ain’t bad. A Wall of fucking 19650 cells ? I think that's the shit nightmares are made off, imagine one going all shits worth and you have a fireball that keeps feeding itself power. We have various iPhones, iPads and laptops charging in the bedroom. Much greater risk there. Not to mention the natural gas lines that feed the stovetop and bbq running through the house. |
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Lads - tell us all a story. What is the best way you almost died?
The best way I almost died.......? Many years back I drove my car into the canal .... wasn't really dead experience cause I was out of the car the second its touched the water.... But the moment I drove up on the sidewalk what was 30-ish centimeters high, man that was a big ass hit and there where a few crazy thoughts runnin through my head  Also most scary was when I was with my head above water and my car was down in seconds.... my friend wasn't out yet and to be honest I even didn't noticed or though about that, then he suddenly was there, I was relieved of course (but crazy was that I even wasn't thinking someone else was there, might be the first hit of few second shock......) As I did circuit driving with a bike I have had a few moments that could of taken my breath Maybe a break up in the past as well, the moment I broke up with a text message ...... could of get a man killed  Ok you win the prize for the scariest one yet. Cars and water dont mix. |
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Disclaimer - Muslims are not a race. Sharia is an ideology, a faith.
Correct and calling you racist is not going to make sense. ISIS are just Muslim incels
If you are meaning terrorist then they are not Muslim. In fact anyone who allow terrorism they are not following any religion they are using religion as their bait to gain their agenda of whatever it is. Every religion teaches us peach not war, rap, child abuse. ISIS are just Muslim incels Yeah ok good point. |
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That sounds intense. Glad you came out of it ok
Lads - tell us all a story. What is the best way you almost died?
My most memorable was a few years back driving my GTR. I say memorable because I wasn't driving like an idiot it was just a freak occurrence. Driving along in the rain up in the hills on the way to my now wifes house back when she was living up there with her sister and came around a long sweeping bend; nothing unusual just like the other hundred or so times I'd driven the road. All of a sudden I'm facing the opposite direction hydroplaning into a massive tree (the only one for a few hundred meters of course) I somehow wrangle back control, come to a stop, gather my thoughts and think how lucky I was had a car not been coming the other way. Really opened my eyes to just how things can change when you're even doing everything right. I assume there was some oil or something of the sort on the road that caused me to lose control like that but I'm always cautious of that bend now... bad experience Yeah thats pretty scary. Was there a slight dip in the road in the bend? Dips scare the crap out of me. You don't really notice them and you go flying along and suddenly your suspension is unweighted and the front wheels dont want to connect to the pavement and you can't steer. Worst is a bend just after a crest. Come flying up over the crest and sail straight through the bend and into whatever is on the far side. |
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ISIS are just Muslim incels
Oh Hairy, you’re such a pansexual Pan, sexual? Where do I sign?  |
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ISIS are just Muslim incels
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You're like the kind of person who shits on the idea of solar power because solar panels and batteries haven't been perfected yet.
Not perfect yet. But 97% self powered from 1x Powerwall + solar panels ain’t bad.  |
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Who knows...
But the one that thinks Bitcoin is the one and only and forever is a fool.
Something better will always come, time after time.
So you have no idea, but you are completely sure. Nice. |
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So tell us oh shitcoiner, what is the next Bitcoin?
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BayAreaCoins has been a big blocker government agent for a long time now.
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Lads - tell us all a story. What is the best way you almost died?
Similar story, too young driving a 350z, doing 90 mph in the drain, lost traction and spun, I wasn't in any control but I barely dodged a semi hauling massive steel beams for a bridge, I slingshotted off the highway up and over a ditch and on to a hill. During the spin, I was peaceful and like "well this could be it." Afterwards the shock set in. Nice. Took me awhile to figure out why you were driving in the drain. (Rain). I have only spun once. It was on a track day and I lifted off fast coming into a corner and then turned in sharply doing about 120kmh / 70 mph . Got an intense lesson in liftoff oversteer that I won’t forget anytime soon. The car spun flat about six times and then very slowly spun into a tire wall. It was only doing about 10kmh by the time it hit the tire wall and only made a mild dent in the front quarter panel. Good scare though. |
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Fuck driving a scooter/moped. I nearly died in a car accident when I was in my early 20’s. I would have been in about 100 pieces if I was on a scooter. I’m too much of a pussy to feel safe on a scooter.
Thats why you ride one of these.  Whats behind me cannot hurt me.
But then again hitting a tornado at 120 almost did.I didn't see your 1pt font line until I quoted your comment to reply, it didn't even register on my eyeballs. So I'm abandoning my previous reply to ask you this: Were you trying to just speed through the tornado, or, why didn't you turn around? It came out of no-where, one second it was sunny and then I was in a rainstorm (the rain was nailing my hands like needles) and hit an exit with a river pouring down it and hydroplaned up the thing went between 2 cars and layed the bike down so as to not hit the rail while up and flip over onto the highway. I got really lucky that day, only ground half a kneecap off. I did end up getting a staff infection a week later as the Doc left some road in my leg and spent a few weeks fighting for the leg (apparently i should have gone right in and not walked around a week on it all swollen up) but no lasting repercussions except i had the nickname crash at the barracks for awhile after that.  That sounds intense. Glad you came out of it ok Lads - tell us all a story. What is the best way you almost died? |
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The #learntocode meme people post pretending coding is the future of employment is hilariously stupid. You need to be a flat out fool to not be able to tell the video games industry is in an insane bubble right now. There's so many games coming out per day you can't even play a fraction of them even if you pirate them all, don't work, and play video games 24 hours a day lol. Here's some guy on Youtube today talking about how he sent out 1000 job applications and got one interview, and a guy in the comment section with 200 and no job or interview. Coding is a fucking bubble. Telling everyone "learn to code" is like telling everyone on earth "learn to be a plumber dude". In an economic downturn, nobody even needs any virtual jibberish located inside of a computer so almost the entire industry is expendable except for a few govt, healthcare, billing, etc, related jobs. Of course, these people's posts are likely also an indicator of the general direction of the economy at the moment as well.  And yet, you're using technology to post in this forum. The above text has been processed by several pieces of code, on your computer, on several servers, and on mine, before appearing on my screen. r0ach, you remind me of Ted Kaczynski... 85% of jobs in the US are filled by referrals. Anyone not using their network and relying solely on job application letters is approaching the problem fundamentally wrong, especially if they are applying for positions above “entry level” at Taco Bell. Uhrig explained that there was another numbers game at play, too. “Roughly 80% of jobs are never posted–probably closer to 90% for more senior jobs,” he told me. “The competition for posted jobs is insane. ATSes do a horrendous job of selecting the best candidates, and–perhaps most important–the best jobs are almost never posted.”
Other recruiters I’ve spoken to since running my robo-experiments suggested that most positions on job boards were either posted by an HR person who’s since changed jobs, or they have already been filled. (Or, in the case of a lot of tech companies, they’ve already decided to hire someone on an H1B visa but need to post the position to fulfill requirements.) So where has this left me, aside from somewhat disheartened? Well, for one thing, it leaves me a little bit wiser. As my faith in the front-facing application process eroded into near oblivion, I learned three lessons by robotically applying to thousands of jobs:
It’s not how you apply, it’s who you know. And if you don’t know someone, don’t bother.
Companies are trying to fill a position with minimal risk, not discover someone who breaks the mold.
The number of jobs you apply to has no correlation to whether you’ll be considered, and you won’t be considered for jobs you don’t get the chance to apply to. https://www.fastcompany.com/3069166/i-built-a-bot-to-apply-to-thousands-of-jobs-at-once-heres-what-i-learnedTypical example of roach being completely disconnected from reality, and stumbling across a dumb YouTuber that doesn’t understand how his own industry works. |
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Try doing a captcha when you are presenting to a large audience and it says “click all the mountains”. And there are only pictures of hills.
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Btw NICE win..... Must be a french Guy..... And F*** HM you pretty close to Antwerp Yeah I was thinking of you and wanted to drop by for a beer. But I was with some buddies and they just wanted head straight for Bourgogne to hit the vinyards. We rented a black AMG and went screaming down the highway to Beaune. Still waiting for the rental car company to send me the speeding tickets lol. |
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Well done - extremely impresssive
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