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by WWLink 6y ago
If you do get enough sun exposure without the protective clothing you'll probably damage the shit out of your skin.
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by WWLink 6y ago
It's depressing that there's so much pressure to run everything down to the wire.
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by WWLink 6y ago
At the same time, I get annoyed at people getting so offended over the idea. Why should everyone have to work like the UPS guy? It sounds like the UPS driver's job is unsustainable and will either lead to an accident or injury at some
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by WWLink 6y ago
If you live in a major city, you probably already get gobs of that friggin spam rubber-banded to your front door knob anyway. I find it in my mailbox, on my doorknob, on my door step, sometimes on the windshield wiper of my jeep. Every now
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by WWLink 7y ago
This sounds most correct to me. A lot of landlords out here see their houses as ATMs and milk them for all its worth. You can't even "take your business elsewhere" because they're all janky and in bad need of a remodel.
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by WWLink 7y ago
Ahh I miss froogle. But I also really liked yahoo shopping. It had a similar global search, if I recall, but you could still buy directly from tons of stores. Same with using pricewatch to get cheap computer parts. It feels like a lot of th
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by WWLink 7y ago
The Kroger stores I go to always have that, but they always seem to shut it down around 6pm, and I get off work at 7pm, so it's kinda useless to me haha.
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by WWLink 7y ago
Folding tables always work.
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by WWLink 7y ago
That can lead to better mobility though, can't it? Instead of living in a town full of poor people who you can't sell anything to. lol.
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by WWLink 7y ago
lol some socal cities are kinda like that. The streets are maintained just fine but the business owners/landlords are trying to squeeze every last drop out of their 1960s pieces of junk and refuse to maintain/update/rebuild t
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by WWLink 7y ago
I'll claim the economy can function just fine with all the bullshit middle management and software engineers working from home. Let the essential people do their essential jobs at lower risk of catching the virus - and with less microm
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by WWLink 7y ago
This is true. Speaking from California here, several Bay Area counties were the first I knew of. NYC started doing shelter-in-place like 3 weeks later.
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by WWLink 7y ago
cpaps are in a different ballpark than doctor visits! If you hunt around, you should be able to see a doctor for $100-ish. (Edit: of course, $100-ish is still a large amount of money) (In some parts of CA, Heal will send a doctor to your ho
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by WWLink 7y ago
All the prices are marked up, there's a service fee, a delivery fee, and oh yeah, you're definitely expected to tip lol. I admit though, it's pretty sweet and I've been using it for a few places while there's free d
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by WWLink 7y ago
What, you don't remember the argument order to every common file/memory operation like the back of your hand?! /s
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by WWLink 7y ago
The newer ones ditched the capacitive buttons for regular pushbuttons. Unfortunately being budget constrained (or profit motivated) the buttons are the cheap kind that move your monitor when you poke at them (and make creaky sounds of cours
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by WWLink 7y ago
Cue the Blizzard Doom guy saying "Do you guys not have phones?" as if that'd get us to stop using our grandpa boxes. I'm not sure what's so terrible about a website that they're desperate to drop development on
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by WWLink 7y ago
Having acted as a landlord before, and having rented before, the only thing either party can really do is ask nicely and hope for the best. On either side of the table, I'd hope for the fastest return to an ideal situation. Luckily my
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by WWLink 7y ago
Not sure. I thought raised buttons rock!
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by WWLink 7y ago
My favorite thing about using Apple pay is I don't have to touch anything (most of the time, anyway). I just double tap my watch and hold it near the card reader and that's it. Having that convenience is super nice right now!
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by WWLink 7y ago
At a lot of stores, it's pretty easy to get those without filling in the information lol. Usually they'll just hand you a form with the cards attached and ask you to fill it in online. I have several cards like that which are not
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by WWLink 7y ago
Yeah, this is why I hate tablets.
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by WWLink 7y ago
I'm going to say Tesla did this for no good reason. They could've added 3 knobs to the center console and nobody would have complained.
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by WWLink 7y ago
I replaced my 2015 jeep with a 2020 and luckily, it still has volume and air knobs! Sadly, they replaced the AC mode knob with a mode button. It kinda works, but the UI could be better for it. Pushing it displays a popup on the screen sayin
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by WWLink 7y ago
I've heard great things about BMW's system, only because you can bind the hotkeys to any screen/feature you want. But there's only like 8 and they all look the same.
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by WWLink 7y ago
30 year old computers are worth some money.
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by WWLink 7y ago
Ugh I know exactly what you mean! A lot of websites have been slowly morphing into "watch this 20 minute video of us explaining to you something that could be documented on 1 piece of paper"
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by WWLink 7y ago
Yeah seriously! My employer pays 100% for a blue shield PPO with no deductible and fantastic coverage. It’d be pretty tough to leave them for a more frugal employer haha.
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by WWLink 7y ago
A circular connector would be sweet!
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by WWLink 7y ago
What? You don't want to buy an Alexa smart microphone device?! But we'll give you one for free! Here! FREE ECHO MINI DOT THING! -aggressively hands over- LET US SPY ON YOU AT HOME!!!one!

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