BigGreenJorts

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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
I go to a budget gym that is used by a lot of high schoolers and college kids in the evenings. The needle boxes in the bathrooms are full. It's insane.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
The luxury of not having to stand in the cold reaching over the windshield scraping is worth so so so much. Add to that not having to sit in a cold car, waiting for it to warm up, is also worth a lot.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
Love How to sell drug online (fast), surprised to see it listed here tho 'cause I've never heard anyone talk about it. Considering it got 4 seasons, it must be popular tho. And yeah, Bridgerton, Wednesday, Emily in Paris, and 3 Bo
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
Same with the food and housing examples. Save meal prep time given back, commuting time given back (I am assuming corporate housing is relatively close to the office compared to usual, self selected housing).
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
My counter argument to this is that the later in the process your face is shown, the fewer people have the option to discriminate and therefore the fewer arbitrary filters you have to pass through. And ideally the people who are discriminat
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
Also inclined to agree with the innovation angle on TikTok. Was already growing and I think rather than Instagram, their in-flow was from Snapchat where Gen z/alpha were already trained on exploring filters and tools and TikTok expande
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
> still probably a bit much I think what's worse is that it still over detailed the steps but left out the actually additive steps of the OP's list which I would say is the bit about the getting/cleaning the dishes and tra
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
My understanding is that metricizing like this is a tangible way for managers to defend "underperforming" team members to upper management. Your manager can always say you're a valuable member of the team and that will cert
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
I always had the impression that this is how they were trained. Like it's part of the homeland security/border agent training to act as hostile as possible. I've never had a positive interaction with an US border patrol.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
Not disagreeing with anything you're saying, just adding as a note, that as of a few years ago, Toyota's entire line-up of cars are hybrid vehicles.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
On the older busses in the city I live in, the level of vibrations actually make me sooo motion sick, I have gotten off the bus and immediately evacuated my insides.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
The introduction of mass contraceptives in DRC and its neighbors is happening. There's a lot of social and economic drivers that make it hard however.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
> We have geological formations within our territory that are both incredibly stable as well as located within a dry climate. Even more comical is that it's not like we didn't think of that because we literally do use that sp
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
> Finland has the highest rates of detention per 100 000 inhabitants, about 214 compared with 93 in the UK and 11 in Italy. Wow, now that is something I have not heard at all despite how frequently I've heard about the Finland housi
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
Also get to ensure safety and purity of the drugs and instruments. Safe injections sites for example are more about preventing the spread of AIDs, other blood borne infections and reducing/treating overdose than they are about getting
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
I agree strongly on trackball being tiring on the thumb. In combination with smartphone use, it's far too much strain on this one joint. As for straight wrists, I find that naturally happens for me as well, but my impression is that it
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
I suppose if I'm making my own, I can make it longer, but my issue with these as they have come with desks I own is they become absolutely useless as soon as I have a mouse bc there's not enough space.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
I stand by the meme: that summer was closest we've gotten to world peace.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
Having done Ottawa-Toronto many times, Via currently charges about 60-70$ for advanced economy tickets. Same day tickets are typically in the 120-150$ range, but I have seen over 200$. So definitely cheaper than flying currently. Hard for m
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
On top of the other comments, majority of Montreal is bilingual. There's a reason there's a whole neighborhood of anglophones, the city is very English friendly.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
Because the 80% overly expensive hotel is precisely what you're paying for. Quality of education is a bare minimum requirement. The rest is the people you'll meet. Be that your neighbors in the expensive hotel or the professors yo
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
Amazon is removing the ability to download (DRMed) copies of Kindle book to your local store.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
I did the third laundry basket for a bit. I think it's missing what's peak about the chair which is that I can still sorta see what's in the pile. I'm trying to find a coat hook esque system.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
I'm not convinced of the "safety". SUVs (and larger cars in general) have higher risk of roll over. Not to mention you're a bigger target on the road; how often are accidents head-on collisions compared to a corner clip
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
What? They were talking about weight. Price was not a factor.
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
As a Canadian who has worked in the US for a bit, something I always find strange is the American aversion to Zelle. E-transfers are the equivalent here, and everyone uses it and as it's rolled out over the years, I've definitel
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
Dollar cost averaging health metrics :)
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
I cycle and I'm certainly taking time to review past bike rides. Especially the fixed routes I have. I'm seeing the speed overall, but also reviewing segments that are hard, address specific skills/challenges, or where I hit
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
I've been a Strava user from before the fitness trackers were big and using a watch to track location instead of my phone is pretty big for me. The additional biometric data (namely heart rate and blood oxygen levels) are a plus. I&#x2
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by BigGreenJorts 2y ago
Idk what the experience is like on chromium, but on Firefox, ad blockers have continued to be basically 100% effective for me.

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