Loughla

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by Loughla 9mo ago
I gave up on that years ago. You can find guns that work but they're rare and crazy expensive. You can make an oil gun from a grease gun that works but that bitch will oil the machine and you and the floor and the wall. I just swapped
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by Loughla 9mo ago
What do you think UBI is and how do you think it works? Honestly.
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by Loughla 9mo ago
Darn tough for socks and Brunt for hoodies, I would add to this list. I'm hard on clothes and they survive me.
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by Loughla 9mo ago
While I agree with you, your example is not a great one.. There are examples of fake relationships between stars dating back to the start of talkies. But I do agree. It is more socially acceptable to just lie, as long as you're trying
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by Loughla 9mo ago
Good thing the US cut incentives for homeowners to improve efficiency in their homes.
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by Loughla 9mo ago
I run a small business that buys from one of two suppliers of the items we need. The supplier has a TRASH website search feature. It's quicker to Google it. Now that AI summaries exist, I have to scroll past half a page of result and n
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by Loughla 10mo ago
>That said, the game (or movie) still needs to be the most important thing. When a studio tries to lean on graphics as the selling point, it always ends up poorly. Counterpoint: Avatar. I have never heard someone say they loved that movi
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by Loughla 10mo ago
All Jello tastes the same, and that's a hill I'll die on. There are no flavors.
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by Loughla 10mo ago
Is it just a cynical view that enough voters can be convinced it's the other side at fault? Someone who supports trump, please let me know the logic on this. Genuinely. I'm trying to read other places about these charges but they&
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by Loughla 10mo ago
Holy shit. So our monetary policy will be just set at the arbitrary whims of the president if this new scheme works. Why does all of this feel like it's just sliding completely out of hand? Am I just being a doomer?
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by Loughla 10mo ago
Honestly that sounds like something I would set as my work background just as a gag though.
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by Loughla 10mo ago
Ads on the login screen, ads on my fucking start menu. No intuitive way to access all programs. . . Sorry. Apps from the start menu. Suggested apps instead of that. Hold screens to set a backup using one drive and to link my phone and set t
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by Loughla 10mo ago
The chances of a constitutional amendment, let alone one dedicated to specifically limiting the powers of law enforcement, is, and I'll go on a limb and say I'm correct in this absolute statement, 0. There is zero chance of any am
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by Loughla 10mo ago
Is there a difference?
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by Loughla 10mo ago
That definitely brings an experience from college into focus for me. We were cleaning out the back room and came across a luggage set that had slipped behind some shelves and was missed for like 3 years. It was originally priced at $400 but
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by Loughla 10mo ago
It's successful in my opinion by offering really good value with fair practices. It's not a secret, I think.
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by Loughla 10mo ago
The quality of resin printed minis is amazing compared to regular 3d printing. There's actually facial features.
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by Loughla 10mo ago
Coffee vending machines have existed since the, what, 1950's maybe? AI will fill a similar niche when it settles down, I think. Cheap, and mostly what you asked for, but you know you're not going to love the output.
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by Loughla 10mo ago
Vance would never step down. That man is an opportunist through and through.
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by Loughla 10mo ago
On a different but related note, the best version of this song is by Scary Pockets; https://youtu.be/RHu0ALxqUIo?si=39AqMuSrLL2zu3At
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by Loughla 10mo ago
I assume you're saying that's an album that surprised you with its quality.
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by Loughla 10mo ago
I own a very nice record player. Absolutely love listening to vinyl while looking at the cover art (Jethro Tull has the best album art and I'll fight anyone who disagrees). For me it's a time machine back to my childhood. We grew
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by Loughla 10mo ago
You also don't have to do anything extreme. . . If life is moving too fast, then make specific choices to slow down. Take up hiking or camping. Do things with your family if that's a valid option for you. Turn your phone off. Be m
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by Loughla 10mo ago
Yeah, from the outside it seems like he has lived exactly the life he wanted to. I only know one person like that, and have always tried to learn from him.
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by Loughla 10mo ago
Other than maybe helping with Alzheimer's as claimed above, is there any benefit to this?
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by Loughla 10mo ago
Would also like to ask for a starting point in this. Googling has not really gotten me anywhere credible. Specifically related to stroke or high blood pressure (both family traits).
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by Loughla 10mo ago
Yeah back in the day evil companies used to kill people in 3rd world countries and give their workers horrible diseases and injuries. I guess this is better?
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by Loughla 10mo ago
I'm convinced it's the primary that is breaking the elections here. You have to pander to the kind of people that vote in primaries - more extreme or more available being the key demographics there. So either people with political
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by Loughla 10mo ago
I didn't realize that morality and philosophy had concrete black and white answers, and that adding your own thoughts to the discussion regarding those things was discouraged. I'm not trying to be a shit, but your post comes acros
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by Loughla 10mo ago
You're just patently wrong on your first point. Schools and educators do not want to have to teach every life skill imaginable. They are trained in content areas, like science, math, and literacy. The extra stuff has historically been

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