SaintGhurka

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by SaintGhurka 4y ago
Sample size of 1 here, but just hear me out. Probiotics are a cheap and low-risk. If you have any general inflammation type issues that don't seem to have a cause, it might be worthwhile to just try probiotics. My Dr. told me to try t
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by SaintGhurka 4y ago
Are you responding to the right comment? Venezuela does not appear in the document you linked.
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by SaintGhurka 4y ago
I think I'll pick up a Spitzenburg to plant next winter. Trees of Antiquity has them. Thanks for the suggestion. "The king of all apples" https://www.treesofantiquity.com/collections/apple-trees/pro
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by SaintGhurka 4y ago
That's your livestock.
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by SaintGhurka 4y ago
A strategy that occasionally works for me is to start the thing with no intention of following through. Just give yourself permission to give up after some negligible effort, no matter how inconsequential. For example, just tell yourself
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by SaintGhurka 4y ago
>Except they obviously don't, actually, or they wouldn't so regularly permit abortion in the case of rape or incest That just seems like pragmatism. An unqualified ban would be voted down or struck down by a court. They might
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
>> No one is forcing you to believe in something. But they are forcing you to pretend to believe in something by dictating what you are allowed to say about it.
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
If your family responsibilities don't prevent you from going away for ~5 months for the initial training (depending on MOS), then it's not utter madness to join at 40 if you're in decent shape. It may be a pride-swallowing ex
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
Could you clarify that? Are you saying you were charged some crazy price during the storm and the bill was forgiven? I do recall the legislature (or courts, maybe) stepping in and offering some relief to the people who had "market-rat
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
>> Why? Why do they feel the need to do this? The desired end-point narrative changes with the political objective. 120 years ago Cecil Rhodes was keen to prove that Zimbabwe was fantastically advanced for its time and place, because
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
A lot of the Tesla games DO use the steering wheel. Centipede, for one. I can never bring myself to play them because I feel like I would look like an imbecile sitting in the car furiously turning the wheel while the car is parked.
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
I can think of a few reasons. Foremost is they feel threatened by the prospect of their employer realizing that they're not irreplaceable. Also they may love their project and want to be there for the next phase. Or maybe they just
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
>> Who defines what 'marginalization of people' means > The software creators I don't understand how that could work. Would "marginalizing people" have any concrete legal definition at all or would it lite
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
The problem with what they said about Joe Rogan isn't that it's a lie, it's that it was designed to ridicule someone. That's adds no value to a news story. CNN has a bias, but that's forgivable. What's unforg
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
It's probably not fair to judge that without recalling that he was a teenager during the Red Terror in Hungary. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Terror_(Hungary)
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
> The US is somewhat unique in having a large population that was ripped from their respective home countries and forced to create their own shared culture under the thumb of slavery. Unique? "Between 1502 and 1866, of the 11.2 mill
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
By that definition, wouldn't saving for retirement be rent-seeking?
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
If you live in Europe and have a Citizen or Casio watch, it is likely that your watch checks the signal from DCF77 every night to sync up with the atomic clock.
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
Cervical cancer is usually caused by HPV. So women can prevent it by getting vaccinated
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
"Divisive" is exactly how I'd describe it. "like walking into an old woman's kitchen used over a lifetime of cooking." That was pretty close to my wife's reaction. It reminded her of her childhood in her g
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
Aerogarden. I've always got a fresh supply of basil and chives and dill now.
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
There are some really easy ways to protect yourself. Most of these ideas are generally good for periods of high inflation. REAL hyperinflation is so disruptive that nothing is really safe. I-bonds for small-time investors in the US. They
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by SaintGhurka 5y ago
You might take a look at this one: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/unemployment-low-trump/ The claim is that Trump got unemployment to a 50 year low. Snopes rules it "Mostly False". The problem I have
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by SaintGhurka 6y ago
Brisket is very forgiving and you can get greatness out of a range of styles. If you want to get started tomorrow for like 100 pounds, search youtube for clay pot smoker. If you want to get it right the first time and you don't want to
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by SaintGhurka 6y ago
And chicken wings. Once buffalo wings became popular, chicken wings went from scrap prices to premium.
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by SaintGhurka 6y ago
> To be fair, there's not many more CF jobs than MOVA jobs these days :-) 20-year CF dev here. It's a weird market. There aren't a lot of jobs, but there also aren't a lot of candidates. So interviews have an inter
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by SaintGhurka 6y ago
>Wouldn't they eventually learn how to be self-sufficient? Maybe, but do we even know for sure why they died out and wouldn't their problems be the same or worse now?
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by SaintGhurka 6y ago
>nobody is banning anyone for saying “hey I support Donald trump!’ They most certainly are. That exact phrase will literally get you banned on some forums. [0][1] If you want to radicalize people, a good way to start is to marginalize t
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by SaintGhurka 6y ago
Same experience for us. The cordless Dyson is a lesser vacuum cleaner compared to our old corded hoover. But it's light, it's easy to grab from the charger and you don't have to deal with a cord, so it gets used more. It ju
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by SaintGhurka 6y ago
I don't know, but San Francisco, Seattle, and Austin are all pretty similar politically, falling to the left of the democratic mainstream. I don't think that's a new development since they became tech hotspots. As for whethe

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