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by beeboop 4y ago
Presumably finding high paying employers and convincing them to hire you
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by beeboop 4y ago
Twitter requires a phone number, they just don't require one at sign-up. This is a known pattern they do with every single account - you have to provide a phone number at some point. If you ever log in with a VPN, they may also require
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by beeboop 4y ago
Posting this because it increased my quality of sleep (life) a lot: wax earplugs. Regular earplugs are uncomfortable as hell and really hard to sleep in. The wax ones are perfectly comfortable and work better. I had to start using earplugs
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by beeboop 4y ago
People like you make it exhausting any time Musk comes up in conversations online. Please keep your poor takes on Twitter where I can avoid you.
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by beeboop 4y ago
If you click to zoom an image and then zoom in more using a mac touchpad, the website throws an error and ceases to display any content. I miss the internet of the 90s
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by beeboop 4y ago
No
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by beeboop 4y ago
Elon did exactly what he said he'd do about Thailand
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by beeboop 4y ago
Minimum wage, as part of the 1938 Fair Labor Standards Act, was described as a means to prevent "economic slavery". If you aren't capable of raising four children on it then it's not living up to it's original inten
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by beeboop 4y ago
The only obvious one I've had after many years of unique emails everywhere was when I got a blood draw for some blood tests ordered by my doctor. It wasn't clear if it was the guy drawing my blood, someone who works at the blood d
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by beeboop 4y ago
groan. i feel like there needs to be some rule similar to godwin's law about how no matter how unrelated a topic is, someone has to mention either elon or trump.
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by beeboop 4y ago
The guy was wreckless and stupid, it seems a bit much to wish harm upon him and hoping that he might possibly die - even if somewhat tongue in cheek.
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by beeboop 4y ago
If he was able to spend tens or hundreds of millions of dollars in lawyering and bribes (oops, I mean lobbying and campaign donations) then yes I am positive he'd get away with it
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by beeboop 4y ago
I think he probably has them for just that reason - to put out any fire his crash might start. He knew there is massive, massive liability and jail time for deliberately doing something that causes a fire and can potentially destroy miles o
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by beeboop 4y ago
There are plenty of ways to pay cash without selling Tesla shares
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by beeboop 4y ago
I think hold music, and especially the type that is constantly interrupted with a voice to fake you out, is also designed to be as grating as possible and make you hang up. I'm happy google added that "Hold for me" functional
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by beeboop 4y ago
cant wait for elon to fix twitter
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by beeboop 4y ago
I just wanted to say thanks for you mentioning this. I had never heard of naltrexone before and it's something I'm going to talk to my doctor about next week. I've been drinking way more than I want to and I'm finding it
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by beeboop 4y ago
Same
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by beeboop 4y ago
If you're in Portland OR and want to grab a beer and chat, I'm down. I promise I'm not as big of an asshole in person as my comment history suggests. I'm not offering because I think it will fix anything, more just to ge
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by beeboop 4y ago
Giga Texas literally has the machinery in place to start building Cybertruck. It's happening. Roadster isn't far behind.
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by beeboop 4y ago
I don't think it necessitates pathological, though I am sure there are higher rates of it among the wealthy. I don't think someone worth $100 million keeps working because they're incentivized by the money as much as they&#x2
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by beeboop 4y ago
Working for me in 99.0 on macos
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by beeboop 4y ago
Yes, the idea is to guess where you are. It keeps track how many you get right.
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by beeboop 4y ago
In Seattle there is plenty of office space that was previously residential. Seems likely that this happens everywhere. I'm sure changing it back wouldn't be too bad.
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by beeboop 4y ago
Trump kept in place the Magnitsky Act, which targeted high-ranking Russians with sanctions. His administration also put new sanctions on five Russians and Chechens over human rights abuses, and it approved lethal arms sales to Ukraine. Tru
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by beeboop 4y ago
Exactly. This is after a minimum of a decade of training a shit paying jobs, on average it's probably closer to 15 to 20 years I would guess. And they're paid for time in the air. And have to be away from home. And have inconsiste
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by beeboop 4y ago
I will pay your dog's vet bill for proper euthanasia for you not to do that. I'm serious, respond to this comment if you want to take me up on it and we'll work it out.
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by beeboop 4y ago
I've been happily using fastmail for years and I think I'm going to be forced to stop. My outbound emails are constantly getting caught in spam and it recently cost me a job offer.
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by beeboop 4y ago
China has one of the largest organ transplant programs in the world and there's a very well documented practice of well connected CCP members getting preference.
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by beeboop 4y ago
Literally the first result on google from a reputable source says she went to China to get a transplant: https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-rose-pak-20160919-... And China has an extremely well documented p

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