NewOrderNow

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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
Yes, this is the route I am looking to go most likely. I will check this out
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
It was both a good back up as well as method of distribution to clients I suppose. Self hosting is going to be the way to go, though UX-wise and ease of use still seems off.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
Anyone know of a decent alternative to Google Photos? That is my last hold out
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
How do you find about these auctions? I always here about them in movies, but I have never experienced these real auctions.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
No clue, when I get a decade's worth of automated responses with no reason, I most likely haven't grown or learned anything to help me get a job.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
This is true, most use https://www.jetpens.com/ More making the point that the barrier to entry is low considering Pilot makes a $3 disposable fountain pen. I suppose that would have been a better example.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
Same, once I used one, there is no no going back. You can certainly go deep with ink and pens and whatnot, but you can buy a Lamy for cheap on Amazon and just stick with cartridges and still get a far superior result. If anyone feel like th
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
/r/fountainpens/ would like a word
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
I am using the language of GP, but you are attempting to use it to undermine my point. So... really?
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
Wolves murder livestock. Perhaps we should get rid of all the guns and forget history so wolves can murder again huamns again
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
Commenter told me to "grow a fucking vegetable" but I can't because a wolf keeps eating it. So now I have to murder a wolf or my family starves. See how this (aka life) works?
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
Half of my body is numb and I've needed a doctor for 5 years. I do the opposite: ignore health and hope this all ends soon.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
The semantics is strong with this one. Livestock is a word, it doesn't change what it is. Killing for sport, population control, or any other reason is hunting.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
Give me free food
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
A farmer that protest his livestock is, guess what, a hunter. What is up with the semantics on murdering livestock?
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
A human can eat any animal. A human can't eat any vegetation. What point are you trying to make exactly?
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
Hunters aren't a breed. I don't understand these comments more than I don't understand a human's desire to hunt
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
I am making money. I have never had a job with benefits. Never had insurance. Like I said, I can find ways to pay half the rent here and there. But based on the experience here, it seems like people found work out of college, were able to f
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
I don't. I have been a professional job seeker for 11 years since I have left college. I guess I would call myself a front-end developer though I have never had a front-end job. I am able to find work here and there as a freelancer and
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
This is awesome though Nintendo loves to sue people and this is on github...
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
This has surprisingly been a long run for a Google product. It sucks hard, but I'll take 9 years over 6 months (am I getting soft?).
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
Morbidity involves abnormal and/or unhealthy interest in death. How is optimization (or at least an attempt at doing so) morbid? It certainly does sound exhausting though.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
This is fascinating as my typical session is around 3 miles. I will have to try this out for a month to see results. Thanks
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
One of the few times when the phrase "the struggle is real" is warranted.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
The idea that you can't be equally vocal seems to be a limitation that you put on yourself.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
I thin this plays a huge factor. Running on a treadmill is almost impossible for me (without watching a movie or something visual), but running in real life is more bearable. I feel engagement certainly helps.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
It definitely is the greatest feeling after it is all over. And I lift daily as well and it is engaging than running.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
I have been doing morning pages for 10 years and have been attempting to to force the habit of writing for longer. I don't like writing. You definitely get better at writing, but some things just don't get easier. Same for running
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
Give your body some more mileage, you will get there.
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by NewOrderNow 6y ago
People take Lexapro and then suddenly break up with their significant others like a switch. It seems to be a behaviorally driven with some greater issue at the root. No where close to being ideologically driven like this rhetoric. LSD and m

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