NoPicklez

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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
We don't really "use it" and what do we use it for in the first place. Think about what the zodiac system is used for and we absolutely have alternatives. What giving people insights into their personality based on an arbitra
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
I'd ask the people saying "there's no definition for UPF" or that the NOVA system is terrible, try and come up with your own improvement. As they're attempts to help classify these foods. Not everyone has a good nut
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
And I chuckle at these types of comments. We know that exercise is good for us, but studying it is how we better understand the different ways it is beneficial for us in a controlled setting. I see these comments online a lot, just because
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Could you mention some of these settings? I moved to Firefox from being a Chrome user and interested to know improvements
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When you're desperate you'll troubleshooting anything hey
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Here is a very good meta analysis on short form content https://psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2026-89350-001.html Also how else do you get evidence on them working if nobody else has done a ban. Why does you have to wait fo
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
This meta-analysis from the results section is very good at explaining some of the damaging impacts of short form video content. https://psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2026-89350-001.html
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
If I drive by a sign that says "DROP TABLE Students;--, nicknamed Bobby Tables,[1]" I'm going to be mad
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
I agree with a lot of this. Most people want Windows to be better, not to have to move to Linux. You can't make people convert, especially people that quite frankly might not want to. People just want the Windows they have been using t
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Does sound like a QoS thing, but I would think QoS still applies over WiFi so I'm not sure
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
How would GM Super Cruise be renowned as better when it is only compatible with highways? You can't use it around town or in the city. Sure, it might be considered safer because it only allows itself to work when its on a controlled hi
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
It could be, but the same effect can be observed in people who dont change their outdoor habits but take vit D and omega 3 supplements
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
How did he give up? The model Y and the model 3 were refreshed last year. With the model 3 now pushing 750km of range. Ford got rid of plenty of popular models including all hatchbacks and many sedans.
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Sorry? The midrange model 3 now has 750km range as of last year.
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
Well in Tesla's case they clearly dont
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
How are they slow the Model 3 high performance does 0-100kph in 3.1 seconds? The X does it in 2.1, both of which are extremely fast and on par if not quicker than a 5 series BMW
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
The model 3 performance model does 0-100 in 3.1 seconds, the model S does that in 2.1, it is therefore faster by a second but 3.1 will beat most cars off the line quite comfortably. The Supra for context does that in 4.1 seconds. Nothing wr
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
They developed the Model 3 and Y, which is partly why they're stopping the S and X? They completely refreshed the Model Y last year and made a number of updates to the Model 3 including different body word.
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
I guess from my perspective you can't buy the S or the X in Australia, all I see everywhere are the 3 and the Y. So for me its not flagship but I do know that the S was the original popular Tesla and has all of the bells and whistles.
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
The difference there is that Supra's and 86's are performance cars, whereas Camry's and Corollas arent. You can't compare a Hatchback to an 86. The Model S is comparable performance to the Model 3 performance. My point i
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
Why is it seen initially so negatively? There's nothing inherently wrong with a company deciding to stop producing models that are extremely old, have newer comparable models that are more widely available globally and sell multiples m
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
They've just refreshed their Model 3 and Model Y within the last year or so. With the model Y looking considerably different so I'm not sure where you got that from
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
I agree in the majority of cases, however with a scroll bar its usually where there is a lack of content in a webpage and it can still be small. Otherwise I agree and detest it.
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
There could be so many reasons for this past just whether we retain more reading on a screen or a page. They aren't reading on e-readers, but usually laptops or tablets that have all manner of distractive apps, messaging services and n
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
100% If you want them, make it so when I mouse near it extends out
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
I think they might doubt that it will doom Meta
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Because TikTok basically popularitised short form content, which is considered a more addictive form that what instagram and youtube does outside of their reels and shorts.
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I think we can all agree that the solution is to stop, but that it is difficult to do so. I'm not addicted to alcohol or gambling, but I know that it takes significantly more willpower for those that are to just stop than it does for m
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
I don't know if I agree with that. I don't know how to draw even a blurred line between I've made my burger taste better because I added salt to it, but has now make it more addictive as a result. You could argue an Oreo has
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by NoPicklez 9mo ago
Food and nutritional science is something many of us know (to a degree) and has been taught often in high schools. That is partly why you know that cheeseburgers aren't great for you, because you know they're highly processed, hig

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