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NoSorryCannot
6y ago
This is mitigating garbage trying to avoid blame, and more both-sides junk that will excuse anything so long as quiet (not "peace", that would be something else) is restored. This is an unusual protest of the usual systemic violen
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NoSorryCannot
6y ago
And the smell of tumble drying. I live in an apartment complex and the smell coming out of the dryer vents is overwhelming. It's not intrinsic; there would barely be any odor at all if people gave up dryer sheets and fabric softener, b
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6y ago
Thank you for being tolerant. I extend the same tolerance to you even though one time I saw a homeless man having sex with a homeless woman on a public riverbank. I try very hard every day to not assume everyone is homeless. Kind of my way
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NoSorryCannot
6y ago
Windows uses Edge IIRC, and it does pretty well.
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6y ago
While not public domain and not relevant to the specific issue at hand, IBM Plex is a font released by IBM as open source and under a very permissive license. It's also quite nice.
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7y ago
What I found interesting was as the run on toilet paper began, people in my office started to spread the good word about bidets, and then a couple of days later, sure enough, those were selling out on Amazon. Which is amazing because bidets
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NoSorryCannot
7y ago
Absurd compared to what?
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7y ago
The entire premise is communal living. Shared toilets, showers, kitchen. Quarantining a dormitory would just be leaving everyone inside to get sick and recover, which does not sound humane.
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7y ago
Being able to power any external device (like a hard drive) or to be able to cleanly exit from whatever you're working on if you happen to be present (with a monitor) are both pursuant to these goals. The average PC or workstation isn
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7y ago
Evaporation is definitely not constant, at all, not remotely. More heat means more evaporation, and less snow means more heat and therefore a shorter journey (on average) back to the gas phase. Aside from climate, it's the principle th
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7y ago
The entire mainstream music industry moved on from vinyl records decades ago and a vinyl-only release today is going to exclude most people in any generation. At least the people that grew up pirating will likely be aware that a vinyl rip i
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NoSorryCannot
7y ago
Ah, a grammatical structure of a language being used to communicate an idea; my favorite reduction.
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7y ago
That's a bit of a cherry pick. I don't disagree with upholding the principle of the social good. But two things. Tragedy of the commons. You're arguing that some drivers should elect to have poor travel times to, frankly, acc
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7y ago
This seems a little bit idealistic. People merging onto the highway are supposed to reach highway speed before attempting to merge, but they very often do not do that. And they're supposed to to find a gap, but there may not be one or
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7y ago
In my private vernacular, it was specifically visiting the Arc de Triomph that prompted me to coin the term "traffic tornado" and note other, invariably less turbulent ones that I find in life. It is spectacular for being such a p
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7y ago
I can't find where the parent mentioned drinking. But to stab at that anyway, it wouldn't be silly if he did. People driving impaired for lack of other good and affordable options is an emergent reality, no matter how morally haza