Flatcircle

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by Flatcircle 2y ago
Change... it's inevitable.
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by Flatcircle 2y ago
The future is going to be filled with a lot of bureaucratic red tape people will need to jump through to get rid of questionable bills. I argued a hospital charged my wife too much for a 5 min procedure. ($2900 bill) after many back and for
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by Flatcircle 2y ago
agree with this
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by Flatcircle 2y ago
The latter
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by Flatcircle 2y ago
Probably won’t be going to heaven. (No offense)
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
loved his book https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/12/books/review/david-milch-...
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
There's definitely been too many horrible answers to questions like this which suss out how biased the answers are. If you disagree, perhaps you should look through the other examples of obvious bias.
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
This is exactly the type of headline that is later proven to be an exaggeration or entirely false
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
Apple seems to do well with products that are essential. Phones, computers, iPads, airpods, even iPods were essential to walk around the city and listen to music. The Vision Pro is like Google Glass, a none essential luxury item that seems
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
As the trend continues the book children of men becomes more and more prescient. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Children_of_Men
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
Am I missing something? Russia can barely defeat Ukraine and put up enormous losses doing it? Can't imagine a world war type situation could play out with Russia as the main adversary? Either he's exaggerating Russia's milita
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
Had a physics teacher in highschool, worked on a submarine. Told me that with government equipment like submarines, workers replace parts based on dates regardless of the wear and tear of the part. "If this screw is supposed to last 10
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
What a profound article. Nearly brought me to tears. A truly amazing father and a truly amazing family.
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
Every generation thinks theirs will be the last one.
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
Just anecdotal, but I always noticed people I knew that had tinnitus had a history of using a lot of over the counter pain medication
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
What a story!
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
Can anyone simplify this?
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
so sick
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
something that could happen with housing that hasn't happened in a while... Market goes sideways for a ~ decade
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
The invasive Aedes Mosquito is the biggest quality of life issue to ever hit Southern California. I cannot believe more people are not trying to solve this horrible horrible problem. I'm afraid the government will only be bothered to d
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
Someone needs to figure this out. The invasive mosquitos in SoCal are one of the biggest quality of life issues ever. Get rid of these invasive pests before it's too late
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
I suspect that in the future, regulation of online things will lower the profits available to websites like this. They should have to pay a shit load of insurance if dealing in this type of business with lots of personal data. And the mista
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Think you have free will? Not according to this Stanford scientist(latimes.com)
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Bull sharks ended up spending 17 years in a lake by a golf course’s 14th hole(nytimes.com)
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Popular nasal decongestant doesn’t relieve congestion, FDA advisers say(apnews.com)
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
I wonder if you'll be able to connect a harddrive to the phone via USB-C and send all your photos to your harddrive. (even if the process took a Mac to help facilitate) That'd be the best feature as people have all so many photos
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
so so beautiful. Now that's a dream house.
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
yeah you'd be obligated if you wanted to use the seats. and there's no reason to defend the idea, it's not like they were doing anything other than try to make more money. Because it's not software that needs to be updat
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
Oh that's too bad, as a consumer, I would have loved to have been obligated to pay for that feature in perpetuity.
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by Flatcircle 3y ago
as they should

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