Pooge

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by Pooge 1y ago
I think you got it the other way; your girlfriend is quite a strong drinker. Every Asian I've met gets a red face from their first glass of wine. Of course I'm not saying that every Asian must be like that. However it's wel
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by Pooge 1y ago
Indeed I didn't. Reddit is blocked on my network.
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by Pooge 1y ago
But if you can't read Japanese, you would enter because you don't understand the sign in the first place...
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by Pooge 1y ago
This is a good point. But if they have very shady and cumbersome cancellation policies and procedures, wouldn't you be able to win by good faith? I assume you could also lie and say that you lost your card and also prove that you didn&
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by Pooge 1y ago
I have to admit I don't even know if those exist in my country but this is definitely a good piece of advice too!
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by Pooge 1y ago
My account is a debit one so no way this could happen to me. It's one of the few reasons I use Wise.
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by Pooge 1y ago
> nomihodai I think this is for economic/profit reasons. I am not a strong drinker at all but I can drink 4-5 [X] sour but my Japanese friends were already well intoxicated with 1 or 2 beers ...
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by Pooge 1y ago
I strongly advise everyone to use a disposable virtual card; use it to subscribe, wait to get charged and delete it right away. This way, it's impossible for them to charge you for renewal. You can even forget about cancelling.
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by Pooge 1y ago
Ping!
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by Pooge 1y ago
> If you rely on the HTTP method to authenticate users to mutate data, you are completely lost I don't know where you are getting that from but it's the first time I've heard of it. If your link is indexed by a bot, then t
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by Pooge 1y ago
That any bot crawling your website is going to click on your links and inadvertently mutate data. Reading your original comment I was thinking "Sure, as long as you have a good reason of doing it this way anything goes" but I real
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by Pooge 1y ago
RESTful means that it respects REST constraints. One is an adjective and the other a noun (like "state" and "stateless"). > Also, who determined these rules are the definition of RESTful? Roy Fielding.
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by Pooge 1y ago
Could you please share your list? I have this discussion a few times per year and I'd love to hand that list to people that think written English makes sense. I was thinking of writing a blog article on it but I don't think I&#x27
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by Pooge 1y ago
I have very close to unlimited hunger. I couldn't participate in a food contest but I also can eat much more than people who are taller and bigger than me. If I'm hungry during the day I just eat some fruits or almonds.
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by Pooge 1y ago
> The trouble is that eating healthy is hard, expensive, and time consuming It definitely is time consuming because you have to cook your own meals (which a lot of people in my country do in any case). But "hard and expensive"?
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by Pooge 1y ago
> Some people can eat and eat and stay slim, even without much exercise. This is me. Around 10 years ago I ate McDonald's and kebab at least once a week and was very much considered slim. Now I eat healthily and almost always of m
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by Pooge 1y ago
I just think, and so does Dr Giles Yeo—author of Why Calories Don't Count—if you've heard of him, that advising people to eat more healthily would be more productive than telling them to start counting calories. Even if we'
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by Pooge 1y ago
Typical person reading this is ordering over-salted and sweet instant food from the comfort of their couch and waiting for the delivery to arrive. People like convenience and laziness and it doesn't help you when trying to eat correctl
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by Pooge 1y ago
Yes well it's the same thing as an alcoholic saying that they're not alcoholic. I said "subjective" but we have a pretty good idea of what constitutes a healthy diet—and it's one that contains a lot more vegetables
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by Pooge 1y ago
> For typical person reading it, it is a good advise to eat less calories. Why should they care about calories if they are eating healthily? It is a far better advice to eat more vegetables and less meat/processed than counting calo
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by Pooge 1y ago
I'm just going to say that I vastly prefer the—subjective—measure of eating healthily than counting calories.
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by Pooge 1y ago
I do all of those except the last one. I don't understand the obsession to calculate calories if you're eating healthily. I lost some considerable weight that I did not intend to lose by just eating less red and more green. Don&#x
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by Pooge 1y ago
I've read a few books on nutrition that are not in the same "ideological" agenda at all (e.g. How Not To Die, Why Proteins Don't Count). The book I'm going to read next is called The Diet Myth. I wonder if some peop
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by Pooge 1y ago
If I live in a polluted city, is there any facial mask that is proven to filter some—most?—of the pollution? Let's say that moving out is not an option :)
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by Pooge 1y ago
One has a profit motive influenced by legislation/regulation put in place by the other, which the latter seems to have no interest of doing for the last 20 years.
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by Pooge 1y ago
Because games get better and gameplay (i.e. mechanics) get changed. Play Persona 5 Royal, then Persona 1. Tell us it's the same game and everybody would think you are crazy. Hell, even Persona 5 Royal is way better than Persona 5 in
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Sneakernet(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Pooge 1y ago
Why not openSUSE? ffs
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by Pooge 1y ago
What's a good and cheap way of installing one at home? In my country I think you can't easily plug into the water source.
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by Pooge 1y ago
I haven't donated yet because I was unemployed, but now that I have a more than decent salary, here are the projects that will be the receiver: - KeePassXC - KDE - Ladybird Browser - Khan Academy - qBittorrent - Actual I'm plannin

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