BizarroLand

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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
If you have enough positive score you can vouch for flagged comments. There seems to me to be an epidemic of people going around downvoting and flagging people who are promoting their own things, I assume in an attempt to damage their attem
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
Huh. TIL. That boggles the mind though. Makes me wonder where it came from, or if perhaps its source was somehow killed off or otherwise destroyed, or if perhaps there is a reservoir somewhere that we simply are not aware of?
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
I think what you're not getting is being a disagreeable jerk on the internet is bad. You think me carefully explaining exactly why your post was downvoted is a "nonsensical point". Well, I wasn't explaining it to you. I
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
It's dumb to overlook the "founding fathers" based on what we now perceive as their personal failings. Once the dead are gone, they're gone. It's ok to rifle through their spiritual corpses for the few nuggets of us
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
If we gave every living human on the planet the polio vaccine as soon as they were able to receive it, it would still exist in the wild somewhere. If new generations are not also given the vaccine, it will eventually return. Probably the sa
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
If you're mistaking my writing for AI then you need to calibrate your AI detection algorithm. 100% human response, and at the same time yet another attempt on your behalf to poison the well. Strange. It's almost like you don'
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
This is a textbook example of a logical fallacy called "poisoning the well", implying that because a user has a crass username that their opinions do not deserve to be treated with the same value as someone who posts under their f
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
Microslop extended 10 for another year since so many people are still using it. Lots of good distros out there, many that are gaming forward as well, though.
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
I got an entire Prebuilt PC when POW ended from a miner. AMD 5950x, 64gb ram, 3090, 2tb SSD, all for $1700. This was 4 years ago when the 3090 was $1500 by itself, and with minor upgrades it's still going strong today. It's wild t
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
I feel like you would need to find some correlation between dosing creatine and increased DHT production to find a link between the two. Creatine is not an anabolic steroid and does not increase testosterone levels, according to Harvard Hea
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
I know a few people who refuse to get jobs even though they are suffering financially because they can't find something they think is "worth" doing with their skill set. I tried to tell them that having a job would mean they
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
Truckers absolutely get dipped. Commuters less so
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
How about a front wheel mounted drivetrain with the motors built into the wheel hubs? That would effectively add 4wd to old cars and allow the onboard engine to work normally with an option for eboost/edrive with the only extreme modif
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
You can also buy an at home oxygen concentrator for around $125 usd and try it. Iirc it uses atomic sieves that filter out anything larger than oxygen and then releases the oxygen, so it can run for a very long time without replacement. It&
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
I have high testosterone and I am not a violent roid rager or powerhouse of masculinity. Just having high T does not mean you will be a good soldier that blindly follows orders. Hegshit is short-sighted and cretinous at best.
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
It looks like someone went to 2060 and brought back a Beetle
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
It's a good decision if you are that person. I used to live in the south. You cannot survive without a car in the south unless you live directly in the city you work in. Bike lanes don't exist. Public transit is at best an unfunny
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
Do people normally have sources on their opinions? I mean, they did specifically say it was their opinion.
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
This is not a helpful comment. Sometimes griping about injustice is a method of dealing with it, at least venting the stress to a sympathetic audience can reduce the stress a bit.
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
Same. I was given one as a gift for graduation college in 2012 and it's still going strong
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
Exactly. Dell doesn't want to lose money but if their contract had an agreed upon price and time of delivery and Dell dropped the ball on that, that's on Dell. If they need cash to cover the shortfall they could always go public o
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
I mean, it's body horror, yes, but there are a lot of steps between "suck fat out of a corpse" and "inject it into a living person" that somewhat mitigate it. If it would save my life, I would do that, but I also ag
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by BizarroLand 3mo ago
Are there limits on how long it can run in one meeting? I occasionally have 4+ hour long brainstorming sessions and being able to catch those would be great.
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
Also, it's highly person dependent. I'm an obese american (lost 10% of my body weight in the last 7 months, so almost not obese anymore) who is 30+, but my testosterone has measured between 850 and 1400 in the last 7 months. That
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
I feel like if you know that the previous company was executed for its crimes, its property auctioned off to the highest bidder, and its managers and executives thrown in prison, that THAT would have a chilling effect on other companies tha
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
in 2012 I had a chance to buy a duplex in a relatively desirable neighborhood for $25k. It needed about $25k in rehab, but $50k in that area was unheard of. My (now ex) wife was against buying it because we had not bought a home for ourselv
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
I love it when people go so far into the weeds to solve a problem on their own and then document the process for everyone. I learned a lot from this writeup, and really enjoyed the read even though I know I would have made it about 10% of t
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
No person should be tracked by default. There should not be any system that allows a person to be continuously tracked at all times short of as a consequence of criminal activity with a judge signing off on it. It's so basic that a 3rd
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
To be fair, it looks more like an undergrad science project.
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
Yeah, I would consider getting one for my 94 year old grandmother, but there are 2 steps between her bedroom and the laundry room, and this can't cut it.

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