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by aksss 4y ago
Coupled with decreased life expectancy due to hypertension, risk of stroke/aneurysm.
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by aksss 4y ago
It's all anecdote, but I believe I've witnessed it many times - families with four kids don't love them any less, but they are less attentive to any one, less photos are taken, by kids 3 & 4 things aren't really &quo
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by aksss 4y ago
To some degree perhaps aggravated by people having less kids, therefore the kids they do have are extremely valuable to them, driving demands that the world be nerfed up.
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by aksss 4y ago
The desire to control and to punish those who don't comply is strong. Used to be religious element of society that did this. Now social control doesn't wear the mask of religion anymore.
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by aksss 4y ago
again, 87 yo around tiktok - voicing my unbidden opinion is part of the package.
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by aksss 4y ago
Buzzing should emphasize the loud freaking noise these things would create landing, taking off, and flying at low altitude. Annoying to say the least. What we don't need more of is noise pollution.
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by aksss 4y ago
With woke pronouns, I feel like an 87 yo man around tiktok - don't care, not going to learn it, not enough time left on Earth to give a crap, happy to glide towards the grave without giving it a second thought. Y'all do you.
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by aksss 4y ago
We're all ignoring the possibility that the pilot gave him the, "Now if I become incapacitated," speech before taking off.
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by aksss 4y ago
Thursday, 3pm. https://youtu.be/ON8cTi5NSMc?t=116
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by aksss 4y ago
That’s really no joke - eye protection (and ears) always.
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by aksss 4y ago
GTK, that’s better than I would have expected.
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by aksss 4y ago
Loose leaf for real is just dumping tea in a cup and pouring water over. All but a few leaves will settle, signifying it's ready to drink. You develop skill to not let the few floaters get in the way of drinking it. Whack and rinse cup
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by aksss 4y ago
I’m using a higher-end Panasonic I bought over ten years ago, which is a foil type rather than the three head. Works great. Still have to replace blades every so often - far less often than a safety razor - and the foil periodically/ra
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by aksss 4y ago
Yeah, it’s metal man. You’d be shocked at how many non food safe implements of destruction have touched that pan in its fabrication. Being metal, it’s easy to clean up to become food safe. A little oil, maybe a little salt scrub, a rinse, t
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by aksss 4y ago
Probably, random orbital sander would do the trick, but slower and chew through a lot of sanding discs. It took me years to finally acquire a grinder - just no real need between sanders and saws. Once I started working on concrete and metal
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by aksss 4y ago
Flap disc… https://www.amazon.com/Flap-Grinding-Disc-Assorted-Pack/dp/B...
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by aksss 4y ago
https://youtu.be/8SRubjZezSE
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by aksss 4y ago
Some of Author's conclusions just seem like failures of imagination: * "it must be someone who only had access to a stapled, printed copy of the draft opinion (If the person had access to the underlying digital file, they wouldn’
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by aksss 4y ago
Over at the Volokh Conspiracy Josh Blackman speculated that since this looks like a scan of a color print out, the fingerprints of the printer may have survived intact. Link here seems to be talking only about basic document properties, but
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by aksss 5y ago
Some cultures consider(ed?) the women unclean or cursed during this 'period' of time, and all in their vicinity. Some cultures had the women go live in separate huts for the duration[1]. It could very well be that custom dictated
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by aksss 5y ago
Data retention of carving limestone > charging silicone.
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by aksss 5y ago
My time-travelling archeologist self in another reality would prefer watching this in action rather than the Jira ticket/corporate values/KPI grind, given a choice. Though as a worker, I'm sure I'd prefer being a cubicle
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by aksss 5y ago
They all come out millionaires if they survive a few terms.
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by aksss 5y ago
I think the standard has changed, right? People want everything nerfed up. We have helmet laws where there used to be none, you can't use the Uber app without being bombarded with messages about 'safety', kids aren't lef
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by aksss 5y ago
Heh, my neighborhood doesn't have sidewalks and it's very safe to walk in because _everybody_ walks in the middle of the street. Can be frustrating when you drive through sometimes, but I'm always mindful of the great benefit
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by aksss 5y ago
Predatory debt traps are evil. The student loan industry (the schools being the marketers and beneficiaries) seem like predatory debt traps to me.
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by aksss 5y ago
I don’t think Saul Goodman went to Finland for his degree. But seriously, it’s dumb. People with years of demonstrated expertise and progressive responsibility denied opportunity to apply for jobs because they simply don’t meet the MQ of th
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by aksss 5y ago
There were a couple other things with a few more dollars allocated in Build Back Better, if I recall, perhaps worthy of more criticism than community college for everyone. Anyway, I wonder how much of the student loan debt is from community
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by aksss 5y ago
A $50 million painting isn’t considered a “collectible”, is it? I wonder where that boundary is. A part of a collection isn’t necessarily a collectible.
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by aksss 5y ago
This is the way. I don’t know about pop culture toys, but I’m a caretaker of items that will outlast me. Preserving them is my responsibility. Cashing them in is only a last, last resort, and when you think about value appreciation over gen

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