JetAlone

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   by JetAlone 5y ago

   You're too right. I'd hardly even blame the "someone else", they're victims too. This is just what paranoid hypochondriac fascism does.
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   by JetAlone 5y ago

   I don't mind the naming scheme but I think it's just kind of hard to say DaveMaoite. Reversing to Maodaveite would have been better IMO.
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   by JetAlone 5y ago

   I've cancelled mine as well.
4. 574.▲
   by JetAlone 5y ago

   Good. It's more virtuous to sustainably produce than to endlessly consume.
5. 575.▲
   by JetAlone 5y ago

   This user has not indicated themselves to be interested in dialogue for its own sake in this thread. They have used the words "argue" and "criticize".
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   by JetAlone 5y ago

   That's a sad part of the current human condition, we all want to rule each other to minimize the possibility of facing whatever it is we fear or loathe - and most of us fear a loss of control, or even a failure to gain as much contro
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   by JetAlone 5y ago

   https://imgur.com/0AmI1pf
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   by JetAlone 5y ago

   I'm looking briefly at the history of Indian cheesemaking. Seems like rennet wasn't used, but instead things like lemon juice. Paneer seems to be the first word that comes up, consistently along with a few other varities. Looks pr
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   by JetAlone 5y ago

   The voice of Joseph Joestar going "Oh No!" etc. when JJBA became extremely popular totally reminded me of kidpix.
10. 580.▲
    by JetAlone 5y ago

    Wow, that sounds very, very strange... Kind of puts things into perspective for me. Thanks for sharing.
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    Bad feels when Sarah Connor ends up punished for the murders the T-1000 committed.
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    Yeah I've decided to boycott Amazon too.
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    Yes, I'd say that the C was providential.
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    What two words are they? "Atmana" invokes imagery of "Atman"and "Mana" particularly for native english speakers; both words are highly connected to spiritual and/or philosophical concepts that most devout
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    >The next step is efficient visualization of trace data. Ooh, I'd be really interested to see what could be done in that vein! Do you have any ideas about how we could lay out trace information?
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    I hope this one's a slippery slope and they do extend it to cover all devices or something.
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    I think a lot of people deconstruct the ideas they were given as children, and end up reconstructing parts of them into a bit of a patchwork, later in life. I hope your boy keeps giving you reasons to be proud of him, whatever kind of prove
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    Yeah. Beliefs feel more like skin. And acting as if I believe something I don't feels like putting paste on my skin to avoid discrimination. Our skin doesn't get ripped off easily nor without pain - it does get burned, or healed,
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    I've had pickled herring before, I find it very tasty. I also like Natto. I have a strong predilection towards food that tastes spicy, bitter, salty and/or umami. Sweet stuff is fine. I like Vodka, so cheers to that.
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    Very interesting, it's like a fish cheese! Looks good, I wanna try it some time.
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    We're already creeping in that direction. Everyone wants some work for free, or at a discount rate and enough people are willing to offer that in hopes of rapid advancement, so we'll keep ratcheting the value of our skills to the
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    Yeah, it's a weak aspect of the confirmation bias we're all constantly subject to. If your story's relevance is amplified by the reported confidence, it makes sense to inflate one in hopes of inflating the other. Such is the
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    Ah, thank you for further elucidating!
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    This point in particular makes me wonder about how it can get applied... > In addition, the hate speech would need to be communicated in a context where it is likely to foment detestation or vilification of an individual or group on any
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    All things considered, holding himself accountable is an honourable thing to do. I don't know if I could trust him to lead a health department again, but I'd surmise he's on the road of redemption in his family and community&
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    We'll have to run speakeasies that fulfill the term's prima facia interpretation.
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    Yep. The speech-tech issue marches in lockstep with other problems our wicked generation has wrought.
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    The observation of "foxes" and "hedgehogs" is interesting to me. If it's to be believed, trepidatious granular investigation beats blanket ideological perception in predictive power... I think we're tempted to
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    The Cronophage makes me think of the Eponymous Langoliers Novella from Stephen King's "Four past Midnight". I wonder if he saw this clock and gained some inspiration from it? The "inspirations" section of the Wikipe
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    by JetAlone 5y ago

    I work in Japan. Before 2019 It wasn't even figuratively everyone, and it wasn't all the time. Wearing masks was done for many reasons sure, the most common reasons being: -If you genuinely felt sick. -If you wanted to avoid weari