Falling3

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by Falling3 6y ago
Earbuds with earrings attached. You can kind of guess it from the pictures and videos - it's clearest at the 1:10 minute mark.
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by Falling3 6y ago
They do sit in the ear like a low-profile earbud. You can kind of tell from some of the photos (but the video makes it more obvious) that these aren't using the pierced hole of the model's ear. They're sitting on the ear cana
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by Falling3 6y ago
No, I've lived in each state and tipping was never expected (or practiced as far as I'm aware).
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by Falling3 6y ago
Funny enough the latter is my home state and the former is my current residence. I don't remember about NJ, but in Oregon, motorcyclists can legally pump their own.
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by Falling3 6y ago
The edible part of biological entities regardless of consciousness? Not all animals are believed to be conscious - even on this planet.
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by Falling3 6y ago
On your second point, the article seems to get some of the specifics wrong. There are links to both a video and the original paper that go into more (and better) detail. The detergent widget is actually a flow sensor to measure usage.
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by Falling3 6y ago
There is such an astounding amount of bad faith commentary in your reply that I'm just honestly shocked you can put so many ridiculous words in the mouth of a stranger based on a single sentence while simultaneously taking both the in
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by Falling3 6y ago
Well Henry Cavill is a pretty high bar to be fair.
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by Falling3 6y ago
So would extending them to farm animals. (I'm aware there are ostensible protections for farm animals, but they offer very little protection even if they were consistently enforced. Animals raised for food are often explicitly exempted
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by Falling3 6y ago
> I don't know about Costco, but the big box stores don't carry any risk. If the product doesn't sell then they return it and deduct that off your next invoice. That clearly does not apply in many instances, otherwise we w
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by Falling3 6y ago
I'm inclined to agree, but I'm wondering if there's any data to support that.
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by Falling3 6y ago
Another white man here that disagrees with your assessment. How can pointing out the lack of representation on the nation's highest court with a desire to fix (the Biden quote) ever be construed as "overt and open sexism"?
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by Falling3 6y ago
The earlier versions of this technology that I can recall used an oral interface. So this is definitely a big step up from that.
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by Falling3 6y ago
"The government" and "criminals" are not distinctly separate sets.
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by Falling3 6y ago
I've thought about the same thing, but I don't think it's feasible because you essentially need to play the video in both places and ensure it stays in sync. The easy solution is to hook up a Bluetooth transmitted to your TV.
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by Falling3 6y ago
Octopus entomology sounds a lot more interesting
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by Falling3 6y ago
> but far from what anyone knowledgeable would consider proof. Which is why the comment said "evidence" and not "proof".
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by Falling3 6y ago
Forget political allegiance and let's be honest. By what metric is the blatantly hypocritical choice better?
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by Falling3 6y ago
I particularly appreciated the alt text.
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by Falling3 6y ago
So why call out the side that's at least honest about its intentions? If you think government intervention is a bad thing, isn't the side that's upfront and honest about its desired amount of intervention still better?
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by Falling3 6y ago
Completely disagree. Tje richest 10% of the world is responsible for 50% of CO2 output. I don't know about other metrics, but that I'm sure that pattern isn't just limiter to carbon footprint. We don't have a population
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by Falling3 6y ago
Recycling is unfortunately not a guarantee even when consumers do everything right. Plenty of curbside recyclables end up in landfills.
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by Falling3 6y ago
My original comment certainly didn't have much nuance in it, but I would certainly draw a distinction between a reasonable need to schedule bathroom breaks around job duties and the need to raise one's hand and ask someone's
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by Falling3 6y ago
"Most of us"? Really? I absolutely acknowledge that some jobs do this as other commenters have noted. But "most" sounds like an extreme stretch. I've he;d plenty of low-paying, manual labor jobs and never even heard
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by Falling3 6y ago
I genuinely do not understand the sentiment behind your first sentence after reading your last.
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by Falling3 6y ago
> However, isn't work also "a prison like setting I've never worked anywhere that I needed permission to use the bathroom.
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by Falling3 6y ago
Where did it let you down that made you want to return it?
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by Falling3 6y ago
There are absolutely no demands being made here.
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by Falling3 6y ago
Imagine framing someone else's personal experiences and preferences as an exaggerated death wish for yourself.
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by Falling3 6y ago
I responded to the point you tried to make; let's not pretend otherwise. I have a lot of problems with your analysis. Your original comment argued that conservative policies towards the poor are out of some concern for the future unint

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