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_moof
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There's nothing special about the nozzle; it's just another point. The nozzle isn't the center. But if you can't get past that, imagine a balloon without a nozzle, with a canister of compressed gas inside, and the compre
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_moof
5y ago
> Can you blame them. Yes.
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USPIS is the oldest federal law enforcement agency and is extremely good at what they do. Do not mess with them.
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5y ago
I'm afraid you're the one who is wrong. Yes, when a common language is needed, it is English, but native languages are explicitly allowed by EU law.
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5y ago
If you don't know what the Greek letter sigma means, you aren't going to know what the phrase "standard deviation" means, either. The notation isn't the issue. The issue is you can't fit stats 101 into a headli
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5y ago
Twitter very intentionally added support for this use case. There's literally a button just for it. There's even a help page about how to do it: https://help.twitter.com/en/using-twitter/create-a-thread
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5y ago
> People split long posts into dozens of tweets I don't understand why people get so bent out of shape about this. Ok, there's more than one tweet, but they're all on one page, in order, so you've got all the text r
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5y ago
Those of us who had been playing RPGs for years (since the 1980s in my case), including the first Final Fantasy games, also found FF7 to be special.
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5y ago
And before they switched to modafinil, they gave pilots (wait for it...) amphetamines. It's total nonsense and the entire aeromedical division should be razed and rebuilt from the ground up.
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Your utter terror of these drugs is not warranted. Yes, some of them have intolerable side effects. Some of them will just be ineffective. But there are lots and lots of different antidepressants and there is probably one that will work for
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5y ago
> Have you ever talked to a _medical_ professional about depression or any mental health issue? They generally don't know what they're doing. And you think a random stranger knows any better? I know firsthand that the medical
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5y ago
<looks up from hand-riveting a wooden boat and grunts approvingly>
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5y ago
> I respond poorly to being told what to do (“Rands, do X.”) This is a joke, right?
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CodeWarrior wasn't an Apple product; it was a third-party IDE made by a company called Metrowerks.
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There's even a news industry adage about this: "If it bleeds, it leads."
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5y ago
> …the recipient gets a notification on that first “hey” that contains no information and potentially causes distraction. The person might see the indicator that you’re typing but is still left waiting for your full message. I would tu
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5y ago
You can say hello/good morning/etc. at the beginning of your message. What's annoying is when you send a greeting as a separate message. The greeting itself is not annoying, and, I agree, is polite. But distracting someone wi
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Mark my words: in a matter of years, you're going to be a husk. Ask me how I know.
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At the kinds of airports people fly their own airplanes to, rideshare is not always reliable, and may not even exist.
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They especially don't like that now, the people they're talking about get to respond directly to them.
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I was going to say. If people can't get the things they need to meet their basic needs, then the economy is not "good."
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5y ago
"Click to subscribe, call to cancel" is illegal in California. If you can get a company to believe that you're a Californian, either by giving them a different address and/or by using a VPN based in CA, their site will m
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5y ago
> The point is that it's insulting and fallacious to claim that people in these careers do not work long hours This feeling perfectly illustrates two of the core issues raised in the article: that overwork is valorized, and that o
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> The top 1 percent of the income distribution is composed largely of executives, financiers, consultants, lawyers, and specialist doctors who report extremely long work hours, sometimes more than seventy a week. Be extremely skeptical
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Airport baggage scanners are nowhere near the complexity of CT machines. Not even the same kind of device. They also don't have to be designed and certified for human subjects.
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> And I imagine the old standard of a warning email that message hasn't been delivered but retries are ongoing isn't handled well by many people. Can you expand on this? It's been a while since the previous century but I
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Microelectro mechanical systems.
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Try all of the buttons. One of them will mute. Usually it's the bottom right one but not always.
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True, but to be fair it's the gerund formed from the verb.
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Probably? The founders didn't even give American women the vote. Let's not go pretending they had some expansive notion of what the word "human" means. FWIW I agree with your basic point--rights are rights, no matter who
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