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That's not a blanket statement that can be made, as the data is still coming in. https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/12/fda-anal... . > He said the findings reflect an impact on blocking t
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> Taking time to explore the back catalogue of artists you like and taking the time to get to know music. This complaint confuses me, as an avid Spotify user. A few times a week when I discover an artist I like, it's one click to lo
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There's a strong social benefit too. Being able to more comfortably spend time with friends and family you care about, even if they can't be vaccinated yet, seems worthwhile in itself. There's also the related consideration f
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I'd like to just say that Tig has been deeply integrated into my terminal git workflow for so many years, it's one of the first things I install on any new system. I've found that practically all GUIs for git only serve to be
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Will this block sign-in on Tesla's browser and Youtube app?
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Some fun easter eggs in this. For example, if you click the little EU flag at the bottom, it marks you as "Curious: Yes". Also chuckled when I came closer to the camera when prompted, and it labeled me as a "Good boy"...
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This feels like the web equivalent of an Edith Macefield house. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edith_Macefield
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This is cool! The Y axis seems flipped, however.
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This is the funniest (to me) alt text I've ever read. Had me chuckling for a solid minute!
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I love the touch of the car's reverse lights coming on when you're sliding it closer to you!
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Such a strong tarp!
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Same. Nothing was more gut-wrenching than watching the flash bombing and gassing of peaceful protestors from our rooftop. Something felt so unconstitutional and fascist about it.
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> The media coverage of it is WILD Yep. I live three blocks south of CHAZ and it's so overblown. Conservative family from the east-coast have told me they're very worried for me, and I check fox news and see images from "S
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Similarly, I have two smart outlets and one smart lightswitch in a room. One is called "Drew's LEDs", and the other is called "Drew's Heater". When I ask google to "Turn off the lights!" it turns off
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From GMod Tower?
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Maybe it knows something we don't...
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I still haven't figured out what tags are useful for tbh. Are we able to filter by tags? Are there any common sets of tags besides the three they suggest (e.g. #sayhi)?
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Grindr has been moving more and more into the "dating app" territory. As of last month they introduced the ability to pin multiple Spotify songs to your profile just like on Tinder. That doesn't aid hooking up, that aids self
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That's not true, we can the comment people leave when they like before we like/match them back. The thing is that they can only leave a singular comment/message.
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What if what makes me happy is change with a base of general contentment? I'm pretty happy all the time, and I attribute it to often trying new things. Therefore happiness isn't boring if what makes you happy is being not-boring
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> Which will most likely show non-bookable outdated prices more often Why do you assert that?
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> Did you really miss the word "after"? Nope. That's why I said "so close".
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Making blanket, vague criticism against "millenials" isn't particularly great discourse. Edit: And after your edit just now adding a reference to Germany is _so close_ to being Godwin's Law? https://en.wikiped
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What's the point you're trying to make here?
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But that strategy has the same drawbacks of swiping right on every friend you recognize on Tinder "because of course I'd swipe right, we're friends!" It always leaves the other friend wondering if maybe there was any mea
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Personally, this year I started getting really into Scuba diving--a sport/hobby I hardly thought about for my entire life until I tried a single "Discover Scuba Diving" dive four months ago. Lately I've been diving deep
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https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/download/?platfor... Seem to be working here.
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Reminds me of the old saying: "Nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded."
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Oh hi, I've seen your posters posted throughout Cap Hill. I'm curious, with these kinds of apps, do you use it yourself? I've always wondered if dating as a Tinder/Grinder employee would be weird, and here I'm curio
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What I don't understand is that many websites frame-bust to prevent phishing and click-jacking attacks on their content. But if Google wants to be accessible through portals, they'll have to open themselves up to the same phishing
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