UberFly

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by UberFly 3y ago
Has to be apple cider vinegar. It must smell of old apples or something.
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by UberFly 3y ago
He mentions apple cider vinegar and dish soap. It's worked well for me too but there are always a few flies that aren't as interested in the concoction so yea only a 90% solution. I've also found that many of these flies come
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by UberFly 3y ago
If you watched "The Jungle Book" remake, it was astonishing that there was only 1 actor (the boy who played Mowgli), and everything else was generated. I ripped that movie and while putting in my KODI collection, I couldn't d
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by UberFly 3y ago
I don't really think this is anything new in the corporate world, but the explosion of sources and easy access through devices is what's made this stuff so potent. It's tough enough as adults to resist the bombardment.
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by UberFly 3y ago
This exactly. Quitting after you've been caught doesn't require much character.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Your response sounds rebellious-teen juvenile. The place isn't meant for you then obviously. No one's telling you to clean your room.
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by UberFly 3y ago
I would honestly put it at less that 10% in the US that could tell you what the Federalist Papers are. Sad but true.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Just upgrade to the 56k baud already. :) I still think Groening was trolling with his Oregon comment. It's still every Springfield in the US.
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by UberFly 3y ago
20 year old "leaked" code that was apparently previously leaked at some point but no one noticed the first time around. :) I really did love this game back in the day though.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Thanks. Love what you've written here.
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by UberFly 3y ago
"Computer" If ever air-quotes were needed this is it.
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by UberFly 3y ago
I'm wondering what's the word for what you're doing edgy internet guy.
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by UberFly 3y ago
This is great. Thanks for creating and sharing it.
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by UberFly 3y ago
"if you're a journalist and you're still covering it, then I do think you're a piece of *" If there's something interesting in the conclusion of the story why get so hot and bothered if someone reports on it? Y
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by UberFly 3y ago
Yup, their own app makes Reddit unusable. Thing is, even if their app was great I'd still not use it. I can't stand being in someone's walled garden force fed content like Clockwork Orange.
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by UberFly 3y ago
"control access and rate limit" Isn't that basically what they did with the API changes?
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by UberFly 3y ago
How much gas was wasted in Oregon, waiting in line at understaffed stations? According to the article, many stations could only open some of their pumps due to not having enough employees, so long lines would form.
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by UberFly 3y ago
After reading that article I personally won't trust any I buy from anywhere unless it's from a reputable source and actually states that it's tested/lead-free. Yikes.
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by UberFly 3y ago
"hyper environmentalist position" Can't that be attributed to pretty much everything we do and consume? We're destroying oxygen with every breath.
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by UberFly 3y ago
When old.reddit goes it will have the same effect for many browser users I'm sure.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Wow. Thank you for this. My daughter and I just laughed like lunatics.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Great info. Thanks! I wonder if that contributed to their susceptibility to drought.
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by UberFly 3y ago
I often reflect on the massive amount of stuff that is constantly falling out of the trees on my property, and then wonder just how deep places like this must be buried with a jungle growing on top of them for 1000 years.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Recently watched the Ken Burns documentary about the US National Parks - really great. As in this example, it's remarkable how much private money (John D. Rockefeller for instance) was donated to divert these beautiful places to the pu
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by UberFly 3y ago
You think this wouldn't cause a million different problems for individuals and the legal system? There are countless reasons why a house might be sitting empty for a period of time.
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by UberFly 3y ago
"the only physical difference was an additional piece of foam inside the cheaper HD555 headphones, blocking about 50% of the outside-facing vents" They are likely still making a good profit on the $200.00 "cheaper" pair
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by UberFly 3y ago
Well, a hell of a lot of the Redditors on mobile do care about the changes so I'm not sure who your comment is directed at.
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by UberFly 3y ago
John was eaten by a Grue.
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by UberFly 3y ago
If it was available, wouldn't having the actual truth been preferable? I don't get how obfuscation over facts helps anyone.
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by UberFly 3y ago
You are correct. I guess people can't handle that. This is from the article, it tracks with your sentiment: Said Metzl, “Had US government officials including Dr. Fauci stated from day one that a COVID-19 research-related origin was a

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