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CincinnatiMan
5y ago
Thanks for this suggestion. I've been using Contexts for this, but it looks like Alt-Tab may be even better.
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Pretend you're on Reddit and you'll realize it was a joke.
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> I still have never seen that footage again to this day I took the "again" to mean they've seen it atleast once.
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5y ago
This is something that mildly confuses me, in that if someone is of female sex but male gender, what that means is that they typically identify/display themselves with male stereotypes. But, the male stereotype doesn’t include pregnanc
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5y ago
My wife and her friends are progressive in many ways and vote as such, but they too do not like this term. I think it has to do with feeling pushed aside from an innately important, defining thing she could call her own as a woman, when she
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>It has always saddened me that the term "mom's group" on the internet has become a shorthand for "anti-vax propaganda with a mix of flame wars over breast feeding, working moms, and attachment parenting" This is
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5y ago
I was going to say the same thing. My parents loved their iGoogle home page and were sad when it went away.
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Microsoft’s real estate value is probably negligible relative to their annual revenue, no?
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5y ago
Are they particularly stressful at FB? Capital One did these too when I worked there and I just assumed most companies did them, but maybe I'm wrong on that front.
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5y ago
What does PSC stand for and what is it? I've seen it here and mentioned on Blind a few times.
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I have found DirecTV Stream to have the best picture. Slightly better than YouTube TV, much better than FuboTV and Fios.
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5y ago
If you decide to clean out the junk from your closets, you now have to report that income along with documentation showing you sold it at a loss. Not very fun.
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5y ago
I'm not seeing this setting in Edge on Mac OS.
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5y ago
To a certain extent there's value in stopping individuals from giving away their entire networth though, whether they lose it through insecure crypto or to fraudsters calling about "an amazing investment opportunity". People
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5y ago
One professor making a mistake implies the US government is manipulating maps? How did you come to that conclusion?
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5y ago
Are the people with very high paying jobs the same people that need help from rezoning?
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5y ago
I have the base model M1 MBA and it works great as far as performance goes. I don’t do any development work on it, just the typical stuff of internet browsing, looking at photos, some TV/movie watching. I remember at the time the conse
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I used to be a negative and cynical person, but lowering my stress gave me a more positive attitude. I accomplished this by getting a lower stress job, recalibrating what I wanted out of life (time and relaxation instead of money and promot
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5y ago
Context clues lead me to believe the person you're replying to probably means more of the people who created the early world wide web (nerdy tech folks), and less so the people who created the technical pieces of the internet.
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5y ago
Can you expand? If the collection of people known as society doesn’t value something, it makes sense that someone studying how do that thing does not end up being valued.
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5y ago
Yes, from the article: “ ROI must also consider counterfactual earnings, or what each student would have earned in a parallel universe where he or she did not attend college. Assessments of ROI often compare the earnings of college graduate
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5y ago
Really interesting how the browser is becoming the universal OS. It sort of gives more power/control to Google and reduces it from Apple and Microsoft. Would love to be in the executive meetings where they discuss the implications of t
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>(Not a libertarian) I get the sentiment, but it's been shown that the war on drugs approach is expensive and ineffective. Is there really a way to show that if the war on drugs never existed, the same number of drug users would exi
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I think you may be wrong on point 3. > Furthermore, this section prohibits all employee after-tax contributions in qualified plans and prohibits after-tax IRA contributions from being converted to Roth regardless of income level, effecti
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Meh, there are in-betweens. I neither love my profession nor feel trapped by it. It's a decent and low-stress way to make good enough money such that I can do things I actually love, such as spending time with my wife and son, or playi
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Why do you think Tesla chooses to call it this way versus "assisted driving" or something similar?
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Is there a chance you're misreading sports park to be a more general park, versus what the OP is referring to such as a facility with 10 soccer fields or baseball diamonds?
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Similarly, most browser will let you set up a custom search such that you wouldn't even need to go to DuckDuckGo. For example I have "yt" as the alias that searches YouTube. Basically it takes the phrase you enter and puts it
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It could also just be that people don't like change or don't want additional density around them, regardless of effects on their home value.
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I'm scared of the future, but I'm not sure what I can do about it.
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