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by dawg- 6y ago
It depends what you buy, and where, and how well you keep up with the property. I sold my first house in 5 days.
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by dawg- 6y ago
Medium is very popular among people who are trying to be Thought Leaders but actually have no original thoughts to share
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by dawg- 6y ago
I bought my first house at 24 which is apparently rare nowadays. I sold it and made some money. If I had taken my down payment and invested it in a bunch of AMD stock or something I would have made triple the money. But I don’t regret it -
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by dawg- 6y ago
I was born one morning when the sun didn't shine I picked up my shovel and I walked to the mine I loaded sixteen tons of number 9 coal And the straw boss said, "Well-a bless my soul!" You load sixteen tons, what do you get? A
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by dawg- 6y ago
The best answer is to make this kind of thing illegal. The technological shift has outpaced our legal framework for privacy and ownership of our information is not yet a fully protected human right. Support people who are advocating for leg
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by dawg- 6y ago
We are reaping what we have sown. Science turned into the new state religion and now authoritarians are misusing it believing they can do no harm because God (erm, Science rather) is on their side
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by dawg- 6y ago
Yes absolutely. The turning point for me was when I visited r/all one day and the first page was almost entirely screenshots from Twitter
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by dawg- 6y ago
Fair enough, I was thinking in context of the overall thread. Cheers
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by dawg- 6y ago
Yeah but in the context of security your point is moot. No more updates means no more security patches, right? Throwing phones away every two years is of course not necessary, an Android phone from 2012 is probably perfectly usable - yet ho
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by dawg- 6y ago
Not really. Maybe Y Combinator will incubate his incubator?
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by dawg- 6y ago
>By bringing in utilities like electricity, gas, and water, and setting up “proprietary containers,” the company hopes to turn parking lots into reconfigurable community hubs. Lots might be “formatted” to include mobile kitchens, beer ga
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by dawg- 6y ago
Yawn. Boring. I'd rather discuss his actual ideas than his misuse by party politics bullshitters.
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by dawg- 6y ago
My dad is a Physical Therapist, and believe it or not they are pushing for PTs to do telehealth. It kind of sounds like a pipe dream to me seeing as how hands-on the profession is. I mean a big part of the job is that you literally have to
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by dawg- 6y ago
Any time brains are compared to electronics, be skeptical.
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by dawg- 6y ago
I could see Zoom ending up like Kleenex or Jet Ski or Crock-Pot or Chapstick, where the brand name becomes the word for the thing itself. Edit because I googled it for more examples and couldn't help myself: Tupperware, Band-Aids, Post
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by dawg- 6y ago
Yes, preferably one overflowing with books stacked on every possible flat surface, just the right amount of disorganization that people can find something cool that they never would have even looked for.
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by dawg- 6y ago
I have experienced this with groups. I like joining various facebook groups, because I think the general idea of them could help make facebook a healthy experience. The other day I joined what looked to me like a fairly "vanilla"
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by dawg- 6y ago
It was German. I was (am?) fluent enough to function in a professional office environment without falling back on English. Of course it was a luxury to be in a country where I know 90% of people can just switch to English if the conversatio
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by dawg- 6y ago
It's been discussed a lot, but i think the name is such a big part of it. Quibi is an impressively terrible name.
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by dawg- 6y ago
>I would be curious if someone who had the same experiences but was less isolated and had social nets would have a very different take. That's me, and I totally have a different take. I studied abroad as a foreign language major - b
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by dawg- 6y ago
Pretty terrible! But you can just delete the "/media..." path in the url and refresh
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by dawg- 6y ago
>Heat management of these systems will become the major contributor for environmental pollution Here's an idea, maybe we should just turn the moon into a giant data center?
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by dawg- 6y ago
I'm not so sure, the high end prisons can get pretty competitive. A lifetime of violent behavior is certainly a lot of work
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by dawg- 6y ago
Speech-language Pathology student here. I would recommend going to see a speech therapist. It will likely be covered by your health insurance. Find an SLP who specializes in AAC (Augmented and Alternative Communication) who can help your wi
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by dawg- 6y ago
Their first demand is that the Seattle Police Department be abolished, as in 100% defunded, as in completely deleted. Coming out with a demand like that is just asking to lose right off the bat. I wish they would delete it and stick with th
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by dawg- 6y ago
Wow, I would love to see some research done on this. Does drone delivery of books improve reading rates among public school children? My hypothesis: No.
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by dawg- 6y ago
Mass tourism creates mostly shit jobs, and people have to commodify their cultural heritage to get them. Cruise ship companies and hospitality executives get rich, and the government might get lots of tax revenue. But we need to stop preten
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by dawg- 6y ago
No thanks. I actually don't want to sign up for my brain to be tricked into doing anything. Please leave my brain alone
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by dawg- 6y ago
https://libcom.org/files/A%20Thousand%20Plateaus.pdf Books like that, I think there is a lot of value in just diving in and seeing what happens. I would highly recommend it.
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The official website for the first Space Jam movie (1996) is still active(spacejam.com)
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