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Tokkemon
3y ago
What a stupid headline.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Good thing I didn't throw away all those DVDs.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
I don't think it was on purpose, just perverse incentives of the system.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Freezing food takes a fraction of the energy it costs to ship fresh foods before they rot.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Wasn't this a whole plot point in the Grapes of Wrath? People starving while the farmers let the crops rot to keep the price up?
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Why do I have to waste brain space on this absurd hypothetical?
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Those numbers are most certainly made up. I didn't even know about radios on Spotify for the longest time.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Beautiful case of form over function. Why in the world would you do this as white on black? That's not even comfortable to read.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
"VPNs are mostly outlawed worldwide." Lol yeah. Good luck with that.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
A better title would be "Harry Brown's 17 Rules for Keeping Your Wealth Once You Already Have it, and Good Luck Getting There!"
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Paper straws are terrible.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
oof
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Fast food in particular is such a weird concept to need an app. But Chick-fil-a's app is so much better than all the others they give the concept hope. Combined with their great service, the app is legitimately faster than a Drive Thru
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Tokkemon
3y ago
I've stopped eating at places that require QR codes. The only advantage is when you can select the items in the app and pay for it all in that one place. It's quite useful for things like Dim Sum where you're getting lots of
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Got a link?
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Right, Hal Leonard's digital outfit.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
musicnotes.com has a subscription at this point. Not a "traditional" publisher in that way, but it's a huge player for PVG (piano, vocal, guitar) scores that isn't Hal Leonard.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Congrats. Not all of us are so lucky.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Echo this a lot. Combined with a 4-year old at home constantly interrupting your flow, it's a hard time.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
I'm not going to endure an hour's commute and all the expense involved with that to just sit in another box where communication will just marginally improve.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
FedEx does the same thing. This is pretty standard in the shipping industry.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Yes. I literally couldn't fit into some of the smaller cars.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Time to call Dennis Quaid and get to the NYPL. Is Roland Emmerich available?
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Tokkemon
3y ago
They only have, like, four people employed right now.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Why am I not surprised?
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Because 3D chess is hard.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Mercury or radioactive material come to mind.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Pepsi stopped using sucralose in favor of aspartame several years ago due to customer backlash.
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Exactly. I mixed soda syrups for my small business and had to learn what actually goes into it all. Soda is generally 80% soda water, and the syrup is usually only 50 °Bx (roughly 50% sugar by mass). Of course with sweetners the syrup is al
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Tokkemon
3y ago
Gotta do something with all that corn.
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