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Pigo
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I've read a lot of reports that most of the big cities in California are going downhill hard. I'm nowhere near informed enough to have an opinion on these complex issues, but the constant reports of "state of emergency"
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7y ago
Yeah, I'm definitely not trying to begrudge what other people like. Some people might not like a movie that is mostly cerebral. The art and action of GITS is almost secondary to the concept it's exploring. I've seen quite a l
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7y ago
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll definitely check them out. Maybe it's my age, but a lot of what I have seen like Deathnote or even the GITS SAC didn't click with me. Cowboy Bebop was just fun, and I forgot I was watching an
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7y ago
So you just learn, or have the ability, to not think about it?
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7y ago
When I hear what you medical guys go through, I realize how not cut out I am for it. I wish I was, because it is very fascinating and important to all of us. But I almost got faint just picturing what you described. Would you describe your
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7y ago
The original Ghost in the Shell has been one of my favorite films since the first time I seen it. To be honest, there's no other anime I've seen that I actually enjoyed apart from the Cowboy Bebop movie. So I don't consider m
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7y ago
The account of the German researcher pricking her finger with a needle containing the Ebola virus... Oh man, that's terrifying. It's very reassuring to hear the vaccine worked out for her.
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7y ago
This is one of the most important things I learned from Star Trek. The beginning of wisdom is "I don't know". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcV25N37-C4
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7y ago
The wsj does seem to not cater as much to opinion pieces or clickbait titles. I guess that's what I was asking. I get plenty of opinions and editorials for free these days, I don't want to pay for that even if I agree with them. I
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7y ago
I actually am willing to pay for journalism, but it becomes a constant research project to find out what source isn't on a biased agenda crusade. Any recommendations on pure journalism source I should check out?
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7y ago
Thanks, I truly didn't know if people really understood how bad it can be for new users. If you go to these sites with blockers and extensions, I'm sure it's fine, so they would think I'm exaggerating. I'm on a new
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7y ago
I will check that out, don't believe I've heard of it. I can utilize tools like these to make things easier for myself. But this view is what the average new reader experiences, it's surprising that they don't care more
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7y ago
It's so aggravating going to these news sites. It's almost as bad as the days of search bars installed in your browser. I'm not on the biggest screen in the world, but I can't even see the title of the article. https:&#
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7y ago
I agree. I was just joking. I've been enjoying biking more the past year especially. There's some really great bikes these days.
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7y ago
You're talking to people who sit in front of computers most of the day, lol
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7y ago
Yeah, I guess I used sandbox incorrectly, the apps are still running in a sandbox. What I meant was before Crostini, you had to load xfce in a shell or dual boot into it. Now the Linux apps run inside the Chrome OS. You also don't have
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I knew what I was getting into with my Pixelbook when I bought one in 2015, they are a lot more than every other Chromebook. But I thought it would be fun, and the $900 was less than I'd spend on some of my other devices. All I would s
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7y ago
I find a lot of the bags and boxes I'm forced to use annoying. I buy one thing at the pharmacy and they print out a receipt that is sometimes 8 feet long (dead serious) and put it all in a bag that I would immediately throw away. I tel
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7y ago
It's been so long since I played, obviously, I can't remember all the terminology. I had another green player destroy my base link (whatever it was called - my oldest link) because it was in his way. He could have reached out to m
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7y ago
I'm sure I don't have the wealth of experience you fine people have. But I've been in enough teams and companies to see that whatever methodology is being embraced, it seemed like the X factor was always what kind of people a
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7y ago
We recently got a roborock for christmas, which I love btw. From what I recall some of the features of the app still say they're in beta, and they made it very clear. I'm not saying it makes it okay, but I'm curious if this p
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7y ago
Of course not, because extremism is on the rise according to this article... If they got one whiff of what the wild west days were like, they'd be writing their Congressmen. They couldn't shame corporations into taking down sites
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7y ago
I just read that comment before seeing yours, ha. Well they both seem to work the election of Trump into every article. You can't drum up traffic and ad dollars without adding that into the conversation.
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I do pine for the days when the Undernet or Dalnet was bustling with activity. I'm always looking for a server worth hanging out on. I'm glad Freenode is doing good, but it's people working. That said, this article was exactl
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7y ago
There's a lot of images on the article, but most of them seem to be links to other articles. Was that slideshow specific to this article? The first image seemed to be a skull that was completely unrelated.
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I guess it was naive of me, but I was really hoping for an image of the girl. Even a reasonable guess can be pretty interesting sometimes. When you see that image of what King Tutankhamun most likely looked like, it's kind of jarring.
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I don't really care as a whole, I'm glad there's a stop gap for the people who would genuinely need this. My complaint is mostly the people I know personally who are doing this. Both families are not broke, and could be doing
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7y ago
I still Paint.NET a lot on my windows devices. That's funny to see the guy who authored it with a Rick & Morty avatar.
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I like to roam around the projects I use the most on Github and see if there's a bug I can work on, or someway to help out, when I have the time. It took me too long to realize that I could help open source projects out without being t
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They use CareSource to be exact but it provides public health care programs including Medicaid, Medicare, and Marketplace. My wife works with a few people who do these kinds of things. They use ambulances like a personal taxi service. If th
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