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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
I don't know anything about vaccines or their validity, but even then, the current solutions are a shot once a month or PrEP every day... so twice a year sounds pretty great to me?
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
>You can buy a salad at any fast food restaurant, meaning you have access to healthy food even in a "food desert". Sometimes the salads are less healthy than the alternative at fast food restaurants because of the dressing and
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
Until they start suggesting friends of friend's tweets. Or random trending/suggested tweets. Or you might like your friend's tweets but get fed with all of their garbage "liked" content and can't filter that ou
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
>Or, maybe, uneducated gay men face more pressure to not out themselves. Or maybe they realize that blue collar jobs are harder (for the most part) to exist in as a gay person than white collar jobs. There're all sorts of possibilit
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
>when homophobia is practically nonexistent in academia Like sexism isn't? I'd say that's quiiiiite a stretch. And your reasons are all pretty flimsy? Gay men can have a partner/boyfriend? You still have to worry abou
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
Yes, they're twice as expensive and basically impossible to overhaul––it's basically buying anew.
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
>After you check it you toss the leaded gas on the tarmac. Good god, I think I'd be chewed out if I did this at my field. Always back in the tank. Avgas is too expensive to dump it all over the ramp.
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
They just said "a lot of". There are a lot of pre-1950 planes out there flying without a 6 pack to be heard of. Good ole stick and rudder flying. No gyro instruments needed... just altimeter, airspeed, tach, fuel, and the horizon.
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
What's the quote? Knowledge can be taught. Wisdom can't be taught or told... it can only be learned through experience? Edit: Ah, found it. "Wisdom cannot be imparted. Wisdom that a wise man attempts to impart always sounds l
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
Doesn't the app pull from the same servers that are down? When I have browser issues, I usually have app issues too.
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
"Now we have another crappy city in the desert to maintain!"
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
While I think it's an organizational failure, even if folks aren't "growing" after 36 months, I definitely think there's institutional knowledge they have that helps them be more effective... the more time that elap
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
I think Bob Iger is also a really great example. Maybe not "super shy," but he's definitely pretty introverted. It's really interesting watching interviews with him.
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
Aren't Tesla's brakes supposed to last a really long time because of regenerative braking anyway?
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
Yep, it seems the options are: - Issue apology and piss off those who agreed with you and those who didn't won't acknowledge the apology - Don't issue apology and those who agree still agree and those who don't will forg
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
I find it incredibly difficult to feel bad for venture capitalists trying to artificially pump the market by generating volume. I find it just as difficult to feel bad for people who now have to park their own car or do their own laundry. S
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
It's a cool technology/concept, but at the cost of all the energy it's wasting to be a "speculative asset" at best... yeah, it's frustrating.
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
The Japanese and the Germans are something else with their brilliant words for random things.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Stock owners.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
I pity you if you can't understand the difference. Really.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Yeah, they're pretty empty sadly.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Cleveland's RTA is also underrated. Definitely could use some work, but for a city of Cleveland's size, pretty good.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
I think Jekyll is highly underrated. It's so liberating hosting a static site on GH and not paying a single cent for it.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
"Back to normal" Do you have a source on this? From what I've seen, Vancouver real estate (and Toronto) is still ludicrous (given Canadian wages). I'd also like to see a vacancy tax or perhaps an even more directed law p
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
I mean, it's a book about magic... what do you expect?
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Futurama also had a fantastic ending.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
I'd prefer to not give second chances to the servicepeople being afforded a $400k education on our dime to cheat and lie only to control the most advanced weapon systems on the planet. But that's just me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Source?
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Looks like Israel and the UK are combined.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Paying it off now doesn't fix the problem––it's a bandaid.

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