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by ddmf 3y ago
For the first part I can't do this at the time, but I find that going back over my old photos a few months or even a year later I can easily delete the similar photos and find the most pleasing version. As for the second, I've bec
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by ddmf 3y ago
I remember writing a cgi app in delphi back in the late 90s to emulate our in house excel sheet that priced up a custom computer. Do you have any suggested reading for what you're suggesting because I'm just about to start a proje
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by ddmf 3y ago
I'm going to guess conservatively, just in case, and look for a house that's exactly 1.47 miles from my office.
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by ddmf 3y ago
https://x.com/CraigMurrayOrg/status/1713335006121140511
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by ddmf 3y ago
He tweeted: >"But in the coming Gaza genocide, every act of armed resistance by Hamas and Hezbollah will have my support." >“If that is a crime, send me back to jail.” > https://x.com/CraigMurrayOrg/s
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by ddmf 3y ago
Back in the day - 1998 to 2003 - if we were backing up data for a rebuild, we'd check for mp3s and pirated movies, it'd be obvious when copying the data back to the users computer. The music just got added to the technician room p
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by ddmf 3y ago
Oh, fantastic, thanks - looks like there may be a trial for ensitrelvir here in the UK.
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by ddmf 3y ago
I'm sure I saw an article somewhere of a bricklayer doing 60 hour weeks but making well over £125K
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by ddmf 3y ago
Nae wonder I wake up feeling like a white walker at times.
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by ddmf 3y ago
The main "long covid" symptom I really detest is the loss of smell/taste - after almost 2 years I still cannot smell or taste certain things, the worst being cinnamon in things like cinnamon grahams and cinnamon buns, strange
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by ddmf 3y ago
I too would like to see where this research is because it describes me to a tee - I'm very much prone to throwing my hands up in the air at a certain point and going full scorched earth - I think that's the rejection sensitive dys
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by ddmf 3y ago
Had a look because thought it may help with my ADHD but my ADHD doesn't like the fact I have to create tasks via a new process as it would distract me from what I was possibly focusing on.
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by ddmf 3y ago
Because of her previous reactions I'll admit that I didn't communicate as effectively as I should have which didn't help - even though I wasn't doing anything wrong, it could have appeared like that - when you don't
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by ddmf 3y ago
That sounds really good - I'm almost 50 and amongst my guy pals we still have "lads nights out" and it's very rare for us to go out with partners, unless it's a dinner date thing happening - when I first mentioned I
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by ddmf 3y ago
I wasn't allowed women pals when I was with my wife, she saw them as competition, and I didn't have many growing up. Since separating - I've met a few wonderful women who I'm still in touch with - one is my "bestie&
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by ddmf 3y ago
SLS - as well as being the thing that makes orange juice taste rank after you've brushed your teeth - also gives me huge mouth ulcers (canker sores). Sensodyne has been amazing for this. Someone also mentioned a water pik is great for
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by ddmf 3y ago
They're GloFX, the rose coloured ones. Got them from eBay. They do all the irlen colours under the guise of colour therapy.
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by ddmf 3y ago
My tinnitus is there pretty much all of the time, and then for an hour or so it will disappear. Over the last year or so I've developed really bad hyperacusis, this coupled with misophonia had made me severely suicidal, I even contacte
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by ddmf 3y ago
This reminds me of being introduced to "Fugglers" via a message on twitter ages ago - apparently the maker had found a bag of teeth and decided to use it to make cuddly toys. Bought my ex a customised one, perhaps worth some decen
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by ddmf 3y ago
I was considering buying the sleep tracking mat, and I'm sure it mentioned it had dynamic waking similar to what you mention - to be honest I looked at so many devices though. (Also would be useful for turning off un-needed devices aro
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by ddmf 3y ago
I've been using a garmin for a while and it looks like my HRV gets worse as my propensity for a headache / migraine increases. It would be interesting to see if there is any correlation with brain activity and the other bio inform
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by ddmf 3y ago
Thanks for this, I remember playing the first on my dad's compaq 286 green screen laptop when I was 9 or 10, tried to get the directory listing properly formatted on screen - sure you can guess what came next...
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by ddmf 3y ago
Anecdotal: I used Saxenda (Liraglutide), for about 4 months, and whilst I did lose about 20lbs the side effects I had were awful - really bad bloating, almost gastroparesis, erectile dysfunction (which I'm sure was due to trying to pus
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by ddmf 3y ago
The most recent episode of Tacoma FD covered something similar to this mixed with a messed up Christmas Carol.
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by ddmf 3y ago
I'm sure that a bike stolen from a large chain store would be investigated before a bike stolen from a member of the public would.
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by ddmf 3y ago
Facebook Dating worked best for me as a 48 year old, and that was after 4 years bouncing between different apps having roughly a couple of dates per month. It gets pricey, and just so time consuming.
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by ddmf 3y ago
Working in certain environments also where vibrate isn't harsh enough to inform you, you can't wear a headset, and you have ear protection in, all there can be is a super loud ringtone.
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by ddmf 3y ago
I started using Delphi back in the early 90s because I needed to send a "catalogue on a floppy" to customers of my parents. At the time I'd used VB but the runtime was the size of a floppy on its own, and the catalogue data p
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by ddmf 3y ago
Oh yes, I've tried, and I think there may be other reasons behind why it's not right - but at the moment ET isn't working for me, I just don't have the energy to spare. 20 years ago though yes, definitely, I learned to e
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by ddmf 3y ago
I take propranolol alongside atomoxetine as I get regular headaches, perhaps something to look into?

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