PickledHotdog

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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Same problems in Australia and other places
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
That legal battle he got into over the Grana Padano was epic[1]. Also, the amount of rage he causes amongst Italian YouTube commenters for what he does with cheese. 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_AzMLhPF1Q
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Think that's the same reason they were used in nuclear testing, at least in the USSR.
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Surely we can deduce whether there are meaningful numbers of serious side effects by looking at past years in population data - especially in populations that have high vaccination rates. If rates have increased markedly, then there's
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Yeah, nah, I think you've missed the point of the guy's post all together. Understandable if you're grieving the loss of someone.
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Hahaha yes, that's what I was referring to and you're right to be infuriated by it. It's purely elitist horse-dust from The New Yorker to use ö rather than chucking a hyphen in there instead.
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Thanks for the reading suggestion
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Ah yes, that would be interesting to hear too. I suspect a place like this might skew a little higher in age and toward oh, I dunno, highly paid tech workers living comfortably upper-middle class lives
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
I'd be interested to hear the ages of people belittling /r/antiwork It seems to me that many are blind to the fact that there's generations of people coming through who are getting dudded on the "work hard and you&#
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
You know, you're also living through a global pandemic - that's a lot of mental weight to deal with whether you're conscious of it or not. The virus is an invisible, borderless threat to your existence. That's a lot of &
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Congrats to you and your friends. Unfortunately that's not the case for hundreds of thousands of your compatriots and millions of your fellow humans. Conflating fear mongering around vaccines with very few cases of serious side effects
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Eh? "Bandits" are a well known risk in the "normal" running of the Paris Dakar through Africa - over and above event linked above
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Ah, widely supported standards like the various USB charging standards that Apple so famously adopted
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Don't forget little old Australia
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
- Michael Scott
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
oh, perhaps Pi-hole was saving me!
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Puritans ruining it for the rest of us again
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
I'm not sure how you read 'bitter' into his story. Seems like OP just had a moment of realisation that the cultural elites have similar desires to the common folk and wanted to relay that minor connection to the man
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
It's dependent on the organisation's style guide, so not a 'hard and fast' rule, but you're correct Other examples like this are whether numbers are spelt out (eg one vs 1), and at what point that changes (eg spelli
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Remembering to turn subscriptions on and off is where the pain will lie
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
I agree you should research heavily before holidaying in developing countries
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Who's to say that "contributing to society" is entirely encompassed in the idea of "work" though? Perhaps those posters contribute in other ways? Plenty of valuable contributions are made outside of traditional &quo
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
These teams could beat the current English side, I'm sure
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
I was having the same bizzaro-world thoughts. These guys are screwed if they ever come across a treasure map.
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Having access to cheap internet just makes it easier to perform all the additional life administration stuff that people in the 70s didn't have to do but we have to do on top of busting our asses for 40 hours a week to pay off someone
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Yes they were
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
This reminds me of people from a certain generation who say "You'll be more conservative as you get older!" which happened to them because they accrued wealth and assets and (somewhat naturally) want to protect them. But when
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
One of the key issues is around deposits for homes. When prices are lower, so are deposits. When they're consistently increasing for long periods (with low/no wage growth to boot), deposits become impossible to achieve because pri
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
Web based DOS emulators are plentiful - something like "Play lemmings online" will give you a few options if varying shadiness. Someone wrote a version using JavaScript that seems pretty straightforward (and no ads!) https:/
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by PickledHotdog 5y ago
/r/HermanCainAward for anyone interested

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