anonymouswacker

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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Google needs to just give up and realize they're an ad and marketing company, and continue to be very, very good at it.
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Why do developers not see the forest for the trees?
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I suppose seamless may have been an oversell. I consider it seamless because BitWarden provides the import functionality for a variety of competitors' exports (XMLs, CSVs, etc), so all I had to do was export my LastPass passwords to m
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Switched from LastPass to BitWarden over the weekend. I have 1,200+ passwords, and the transition was seamless. I even set up BitWarden on one of my web servers so that I can control my data -- even that took less than 30 minutes, thanks
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
I'm just an n=1, but I got rid of my two Fitbits (returned to Costco as they were still within 90 days) primarily for this reason.
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Apple is taking a moral stance against addictive substances? Perhaps they should ban Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram next, to really free us from these unhealthy addictions.
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Regardless of how stupid, wrong, and dangerous this is, it or something just as useless will crop up because government can easily justify wasting money when "your safety" is at stake.
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
This really hit me in the feels. Thank you. I wish more gov workers were like this.
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
I hit the pay wall, but the introduction of it has two unfounded premises: - Eating meat is bad for the planet - Eating meat has a direct causation of negative health outcomes If China were too gluttonous on meat for current supply, then wo
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Large, centralized bureaucracies routinely make mistakes with sweeping reforms intended to improve quality of life at the cost of freedom -- and then rarely if ever apologize or make corrections. They lack "skin in the game", and
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Using Magic Mushrooms and Ayahuasca both made me more in touch with my body, and pushed me to take care of myself more. I noticed, while on Ayahuasca, that much of my anxiety was due to physical pain (or vice versa!), and that self-medicat
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
People give Google too much credit. It was never a good idea to give them so much undeserved trust with your personal information. They are an advertising company, and should be treated as such. Move your account(s) elsewhere because they
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
It's a fad.
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I think it got solved on its own for me. Filling that void of social interaction can be taken as part of the time to adjust. I cannot imagine how the informal interactions with co-workers would happen remotely, but I work in an unimaginativ
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Working at home, the existential dread and feeling of meaninglessness in my tasks increased with remote work for a time, given my separation from the distractions of workplace politics, drama, etc. that pervaded office life. It is hard to m
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Great tips. I am not sure why you'd limit caffeine intake? Is this to prevent circadian rhythm disturbances?
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Thank you! It only took so long because of my hubris and obstinacy. I hope you have found wellness and happiness, too.
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
2/21/20 $95 Put is what I got. I already tripled my money earlier in the month on the last fall from its post-IPO peak.
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Yes... but large organizations (“major”) are bureaucratic, political organizations predominately funded by, not healthy consumers or scientists, but governments and food/pharma/tech industries. Follow the money, check the biases,
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
A fair amount :) Put your money where your mouth is goes both ways...
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
I learned more about human biology, how to read research studies, and to self-experiment rather than just "reason". Having low testosterone, constant pain, mental health problems, etc. before and during my vegetarian/vegan ex
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
I am as health and environmentally conscious now as I ever was, only aware that vegetarian & vegan diets in America are atrociously unhealthy. Offering cheap, low quality, fake food is not a technological advancement. And I am not sure
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
I was a vegetarian, vegan, then back to vegetarian, then flexitarian, and now predominately carnivore -- over the course of 15 years. The me from 2 years ago would be overjoyed about this "progress", from an ethical standpoint and
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
Eating red meat is Lindy. Eating processed food with seed oils in factories is not. The market is manipulated because of status games using bad science... it will unravel itself soon.
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by anonymouswacker 7y ago
The fake meat movement is just a cash grab for those who want to eat like crap but feel good about themselves. Looking at the ingredients list, it's pretty obvious that cancer/heart disease will go up. I've already got a long
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by anonymouswacker 8y ago
It's just a victim of the times we live in. Reddit, like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, simply grew too much outside of its original intention. It was a place to form anonymous communities around niche interests, but these interests
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by anonymouswacker 8y ago
Bingo, Bango. Manufactured market manipulation.
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by anonymouswacker 8y ago
Farmed fish can be on par with wild fish (healthier in some ways, less nutritious in others) depending on the farming methods, which have improved since the old days. http://sciencenordic.com/how-healthy-farmed-salmon I&#x2
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by anonymouswacker 8y ago
Exactly. This is why there's no point in encryption, or any sort of obfuscation.