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by astura 1y ago
Of course you would have been m stoked, hoarders enjoy hoards. It's a tautology. What you fail to understand is the vast majority of people are not hoarders and don't enjoy hoards.
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by astura 1y ago
OMG, this is so dumb, your children don't want your hoard; at least admit your hoarding for yourself, not them.
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by astura 1y ago
I'm well into my 40s. I've noticed aging in almost all my friends and work colleagues my age as well as those up to 10 years younger than me. I haven't noticeability aged myself yet though. Don't have any grey hairs, no
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by astura 1y ago
... Such as?
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by astura 1y ago
OMG, This reminds me of the ridiculous "50 years of travel tips" that showed up on HN a few months back https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43066720 Including gems such as: -have your Uber driver take you to his
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by astura 1y ago
Urban myth. I successfully applied for a mortgage with ~30 credit cards open. Nobody batted an eye, or even commented on it. They looked at balances and credit score. Balances were almost all zero and credit score was excellent. A hundred s
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by astura 1y ago
0% intro APR offers are somewhat predatory in that they rely on a large portion of people keeping a balance after the intro period in order to be offered, or at least building a relationship with other financial products. It wouldn't s
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by astura 1y ago
>the score is easy to reverse engineer if you have the data In fact, FICO even provides you with a tool to "reverse engineer" a credit score given the data. https://www.myfico.com/fico-credit-score-estimator&#x2
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by astura 1y ago
They don't really "hint at what they use to calculate them" so much as "tell you exactly what is used to calculate them, how it's calculated, and even include an estimation tool so you can calculate your score yours
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by astura 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_video_gam...
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by astura 1y ago
Depends on the company. When Microsoft does it - most evil thing ever. Literally Satan. When Apple does it - it's good, or at least benign. It's what the user expects.
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by astura 1y ago
My first two jobs in the mid 00s was fixing or replacing software that had been offshored.
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by astura 1y ago
>I guess I could be wrong here The only people in the US who have received an immunization for chicken pox were those who were NOT exposed to the chicken pox virus prior to 1995 (the first year it was available). Before immunizations alm
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by astura 1y ago
>I am actually very interested to see the data play out with the first generation of people who received the chickenpox vaccine as kids (millennials). Excuse me? The vast majority of millennials did not receive the chicken pox vaccine as
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by astura 1y ago
Who the fuck is Michael O. Church?
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by astura 1y ago
Excellent news, marriage is an adult institution. https://www.unchainedatlast.org/another-victory-oregon-banne...
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by astura 1y ago
My husband was trying to do something important on American Express's website. He was having trouble and called me over. Turns out some asshole designer thought that light grey text looked nice or some shit. Light grey text also makes
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by astura 1y ago
>If you want a cold drink that isn't sweet, your choices are pretty much alcohol, alcohol-free alternative, water. Uh, no. There's also seltzer, flavored seltzer, flavored water, iced tea, iced coffee, herbal infusions (like hi
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by astura 1y ago
I like beer and I think the taste of wine is absolutely vile.
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by astura 1y ago
This is still a ghost job. A ghost job are jobs advertised that are not intended to be filled. If they are leaving ads up for jobs that are already filled it is a ghost job.
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by astura 1y ago
>But everyone knows Britney Spears, even if you were never in her target demographic. You probably think this because you were a child or young adult at the height of her fame. My parents, who were middle aged at the time, certainly don&
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by astura 1y ago
C# isn't popular in startups for the same reason Java isn't, it's "boring." It's an extremely common language in "boring" companies doing "boring" (but profitable) work.
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by astura 1y ago
>I wonder if it was unable to read your report, and just answered as if role-playing? FWIW, This is what chatgpt gave me when I uploaded a lab report, it read the results back to me: Here’s an interpretation of the blood test results you
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by astura 1y ago
Issues with old school websites before SPAs were usually "kinda clunky/hard to navigate/find stuff" and "ugly/inconsistent UI." Issues with SPAs are "core features straight up don't work " a
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by astura 1y ago
My washing machine works just fine??
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by astura 1y ago
Hopefully it's always "in front of everyone" because dog owners only pick up poop if someone is watching.
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by astura 1y ago
How do you afford food delivery on disability? Does a family member pay for it for you? Maybe Australia is different but here in the US people on disability only have a few hundred bucks to spend on food a month aT MOST. A single delivery m
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by astura 1y ago
>One of the groups of people using these apps are the disabled No they aren't, certainly not on a large scale. I know and have known a LOT of disabled people (as well as "disabled" people) in my life. I think there is very
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by astura 1y ago
If you're going to be using an air fryer why bother with delivery then? Just put frozen food in there at that point for 10% of the cost of delivery+tip and you're eating sooner to boot. This is a truly wild suggestion.
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by astura 1y ago
You don't watermark legal documents that you are submitting to a court.

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