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by Fezzik 5y ago
Maybe I’m confused, but aren’t these two different things? As the OP stated, any streaming provider can have an app on Apple TV (ESPN, Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Amazon, Peacock, etc…) while some providers may also negotiate deals to be more promi
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by Fezzik 5y ago
This seems crazy... I worked at Dairy Queen for 4 (5?) years through high school and beyond, often 6 days a week, and our soft-serve machine never once broke. This was between 97 - 2001+, so 20 years ago soft-serve machines were a solved pr
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by Fezzik 5y ago
The NYT article seems (to me) to have both the best photos and the best write-up: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/16/world/canada/khaleel-seiv...
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by Fezzik 6y ago
I have made comments (or at least one comment) before regarding Silverton, OR that does something similar - they clean and zap all their sewage with UV light and then send it a few miles up the hill to a botanical garden to filter through a
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by Fezzik 6y ago
My work Laptop is an older ThinkPad and it has a physical sliding camera cover as well as the F4 key which functions as an all purpose mute button for the microphone. The F4 key even lights up when enabled. So these options definitely exis
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by Fezzik 6y ago
I’ll add another ‘absolutely!’. The anecdote I love telling that is somewhat related: my grandfather started medical school at 38 in 1959 (and with 5 kids to boot). He went on to be chief resident at UW and a stellar Cardiothoracic surgeon.
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by Fezzik 6y ago
I most certainly do! I was referring to this specific annotated version, which also indicates that it was edited... having read the book I just don’t see how annotations would change anything about how racist and anti-Semitic the book is. E
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by Fezzik 6y ago
Interesting! I have only ever read the original - does the annotated edition actually remove all the rampant racism and anti-semitism? Both are rather prevalent topics in the book...
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by Fezzik 6y ago
and from a platform that still allows Mein Kampf to be listed it seems especially idiotic... Edit, to add: as a comment below notes eBay only allows annotated versions of the book. So maybe they are consistent; I didn’t click through any of
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by Fezzik 6y ago
You can get a 55” TCL QLED 4K TV for around $500 - Amazon currently has them for $534, I paid $460 a few months back. All the specs are amazing, as is the software - minimal, intuitive, and effective. And the sound is actually rather impres
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by Fezzik 6y ago
I am very aware of what idiots will pay for brand names, but that has nothing to do with any sort of inherent or quantifiable value a product has. I think we, as a society, need to get better at calling people out for being beyond irrespons
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by Fezzik 6y ago
As hinted in the OP, people buy Supreme products because they (the buyer) view the product as being ‘street’ (not Big Corp) and, therefore, ‘cool’. When, in fact, the opposite is true - Supreme is the epitome of Big Corps bilking kiddies an
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by Fezzik 6y ago
I was never employed at Fry’s, but regularly shopped at the Oregon and Washington stores, and to this day I always remember thinking that the employees looked more bedraggled than at any other store I had or have ever shopped at. There wa
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by Fezzik 6y ago
There is also the correlation between HSV and dementia and Alzheimer’s.
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by Fezzik 6y ago
Given that the technical artistry is the same as it is in numerous other fine watches, it should be relatively easy to calculate how many extra dollars a person is paying to have ‘Rolex’ stamped on the timepiece... and methinks it is a rath
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by Fezzik 6y ago
I imagine OP is talking about how we get to select our partners, not eugenics. And how, generally speaking, the wealthier and better looking a person is the wealthier and better looking their partner and then children will be. Edit, to add:
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by Fezzik 6y ago
It sounds like it’s to take tourists, of which there are many, from one destination to another. Florida also has a lot of wealthier, older, retired people that may use the service (my hunch). Florida is also very flat, which I imagine helps
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by Fezzik 6y ago
That is effectively my point. It may be worth reassessing your perspectives if you are comfortable saying “when I use the tax code to my benefit, it is okay” but “when he uses the tax code to his benefit, it is not okay.” Fundamentally it i
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by Fezzik 6y ago
People don’t like thinking this way... it’s difficult for a lot of people to grasp, for example, that if they have children and claim those children as a deduction they are thereby avoiding federal income taxes. Individuals avail themselves
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by Fezzik 6y ago
Sure, and if Trump and his goons were actually worried about issues with Dominion machines they should have filed lawsuits in every county that used the machines... it doesn’t take a genius to realize Trump et al only filed ridiculously vag
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by Fezzik 6y ago
Per multiple doctors and an audiologist the best way to clean your ears easily is to just use warm water while showering and direct it down your ear canal with moderate water pressure. I used an irrigator for years, just with tap water, but
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by Fezzik 6y ago
After getting my degree in Philosophy everyone would always ask me about Plato and Socrates... but, at the time, I had not read anything about either of them - my studies were focussed on logic and philosophy of the mind and cognition. At t
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by Fezzik 6y ago
Seems like the goal should be to make games people want to replay for years instead if resell. I’m not a hardcore gamer, but I have dabbled on most platforms and all I still own are my NES, SNES, and N64... and all the games I ever bought f
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by Fezzik 6y ago
Everyone is doing this. It seems crazy. I bought $300 of new comforters from Ikea but they turned out to not be what the family wanted... Ikea refunded me over the phone and told me to donate them. I also bought a $1,300 bed 3 weeks ago tha
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by Fezzik 6y ago
I just went and drove an X3 Hybrid based on your note - I actually quite liked the interface. The options are still a little overhwhelming, but it's far less invasive than most of the other cars I have been looking at.
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by Fezzik 6y ago
Not only that, but the White House has a Press Secretary that can summon the entirety of the American Press at the drop of a pin. That same American Press would love to have Trump present at briefings and ask him questions as well. There is
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by Fezzik 6y ago
Can you elaborate? I don’t view Trump as being that far in likeness from David Duke, other than that Trump masks his hateful rhetoric every-so-slightly. Are you also all for having Davie Duke back on Twitter? And what in history enforces th
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by Fezzik 6y ago
In what states is this true? I’m pretty sure it’s not true in any US state the way you have it stated. There is a rebuttable presumption that a husband is the biological father to a child born during wedlock (or a child born within 300 days
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by Fezzik 6y ago
I’m in a similar boat - I’m looking at new cars but want zero screen nonsense and minimal bells and whistles. I would love to contribute to electric cars but all the ones I have test driven have unsafe dash UIs for something as simple as ad
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by Fezzik 6y ago
My hunch is that most Western countries would be hesitant to allow anything that is nuclear + Russian on their shores. This article does not answer your question, but it sounds like as of 12/2020 the boat may be headed to the scrapyard

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