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by eth0up 1y ago
I fully expect and won't blame the form of archery that will pursue this comment, but... Impulse must have its way once in a while. With the unprecedented extrajudicial approach the US has recently taken against certain recreational bo
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by eth0up 1y ago
To my abstract, scifi inclined mind, this is the potential beginning to what I'd coin The Humble Suit: A suit that simulates a vast array of infirmities legitimately experienced by the muted, ignored, but equally entitled minority. In
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by eth0up 1y ago
Your comment should not be gray, as you've stated a rarely known fact. I used to have an old brochure with the exact model number of the device you refer to. And it's been around for well over a decade. I'll try to find the m
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by eth0up 1y ago
Not sure, but anytime I see green, I run. At least they have some small fragment of decency in highlighting the Vine reviews. In green.
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by eth0up 1y ago
I can't tell you, but over the last year, as a consumer, I see consistent oscillation up and down in quality. Just today I noticed a big change in Perplexity, where it took an unusually incorrigible stance and even flagrantly lied to m
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by eth0up 1y ago
I won't try to evaluate that. For me, as a born eccentric, aspects of the concept terrify me. I tend to favor the principles of a Republic, with unassailable foundations impervious to popular fervors and whims. Ideally with heavy democ
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by eth0up 1y ago
"pretend democracy" I rarely offer an opinion here, expecting in advance it will gray into oblivion, however politely or sincerely it's presented. I see it happen to others often enough to remember. In most cases I see the wo
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by eth0up 1y ago
The next class action needs to address the anticompetitive procedure of artificially protecting shit products by deleting critical customer reviews. In my Prime account, 90 percent of my reviews are positive, but because I've left seve
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by eth0up 1y ago
How would that contrast with the heavy handed smackdowns of the homeless? Does anyone wonder if there's a (or an affordable) housing shortage? Might be the fair thing to do before putting the homeless in internment camps, or even level
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by eth0up 1y ago
"if hallucinations were made illegal..." I was just yesterday brooding over the many layers of plausible deniability, clerical error, etc that protect the company that recently flagged me as a fraud threat despite having no such p
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by eth0up 1y ago
I re-read this thread thinking I may have been unnecessarily harsh. No. I am apparently supposed to forget my experience of being in the eye of Irma for over an hour, and presumably the hurricane altogether and all memories of my time withi
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by eth0up 1y ago
As a Florida resident and native, I've been telling people for years to brace for a "Goreicane", which is a cat 6 named after Al. Irma reached +180mph before magically dwindling to a 3 (or weak 4?) just before landfall. By th
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by eth0up 1y ago
I think a bit of Peter Principle and role enmeshment is at play here. Halo effect? Moral disengagement? Or perhaps it's truly pure gratitude and warm hearted loyalty for having a job, any job, which our future suggests won't be ve
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by eth0up 1y ago
I frequent the Home Despot and Lowe Life's, until recently, traditionally favoring the Home Despot. The last two visits revealed the complete elimination of checkout lines and the appearance of a new cluster of self service registers w
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by eth0up 1y ago
If I was healthy and hopeful, this suggestion would be my official plan of choice. These days, I'm the sun bleached, scorched multicolored paper on the sidewalk, no fewer months from than toward the next sparse event where audible, sci
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by eth0up 1y ago
"Do not build the Seventh Row." Roger that, Mr Munroe!
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by eth0up 1y ago
Not here. All the services moved behind the counter and the prices went full Weimar. Maybe they changed it again since my last visit. I'll hava look.
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by eth0up 1y ago
About 15 years ago, we had an excellent resource in my town. Its name was Kinko's, and its design was centered around self service with full service options. The floor room comprised of many printer/work stations where a customer
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by eth0up 1y ago
I appreciate the info, but it honestly seems this person is blabbering, barely presenting even anecdotal evidence and literally just saying it's bad because she thinks maybe it is, because, hey look at my friend over here who nods. Def
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by eth0up 1y ago
It's a pretty simple script mapped to a hotkey. Press ctrl-xyz after copying a url and voila. Not much of an effort at all to maintain a stable bookmark file. I use txt over other formats because I'm unsophisticated. But it's
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by eth0up 1y ago
I use an ever expanding text file, plus bookmarks. The textfile is #1 for me, and can live on various drives.
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by eth0up 1y ago
Thanks for clarifying that. I'm confused that my head still insists there was hydroxyapatite involved, but I believe you're correct. My information is over a decade old though.
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by eth0up 1y ago
Either Biomin, or my first choice, Apagard (from Japan). Biomin is cleaner, but weaker. I generally choose Apagard though. If you do too, the Premio is a good version with a substantial hydroxyapatite content. Try to buy from a reputable se
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by eth0up 1y ago
Hydroxyapatite based paste is incredible, and has astonished a few of my incredulous friends dealing with dental problems. It always seemed very interesting in a cynical way that Sensodyne Repair and Protect has a European version with hydr
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by eth0up 1y ago
I did, but found indication they were sourcing from China, which is the general rule in Germany now for most things. I haven't formally pursued it though. Regardless, it does seem of good quality. My first choice, being in the US, is s
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by eth0up 1y ago
Note that in the US, there is one company that produces and sources its creatine from the US. This company is CON-CRĒT. The rest is almost exclusively sourced from and produced in China. One exception, though they'll not reveal their s
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by eth0up 1y ago
I'll gladly jump into the gray with you. Or hopefully that changes. My dear old friend, now on the yonder side, showed me research that showed the intravenous injection of nothing more than mineral oil consistently causing a form of ca
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by eth0up 1y ago
I suppose it beats mobile xray vans. Or, I've always had trouble looking on the bright side. 1. https://www.rapiscan-ase.com/products/mobile/zbv-cargo-and-v... 2. https://www.rapiscansystems.com&#x
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by eth0up 1y ago
"BOGEY AT 10 O'CLOCK HIGH." Say what? "WE HAVE SEVERAL...ACTUAL SIGHTINGS." Ride safe capt.
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by eth0up 1y ago
Shh... We must stick apart.

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