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ycombinator.com pinged just fine but news.ycombinator.com dropped 100% packets. But all better now...
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I actually rather like Pollock. And the paintings really are something that needs to be seen in person, not unlike a large Monet water lily canvas. But I still find it hard to believe that Pollock was once a student of the American regional
303.
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I like to think of myself having an extraordinary mix of mediocre talents and profound shortcomings...
304.
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I was an "official" builder on the Steve Jackson Games[0] Metaverse MOO in the 90's. My "job" was to create interesting spaces, places and objects. My "pay" was a free shell account. I was a blue gelatinou
305.
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Not sure if this qualifies but I have Debian on Chrome OS. For me Google Drive is nothing but a symbolic link that I pass stuff back and forth on...
306.
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My wife and I both qualify as being in the high-risk, elderly population. Once we had some grasp of the situation, we were both in immediate agreement that our lives would have to be very different until there was an efficacious remedy. We
307.
by every 6y ago
Speaking from experience, simply wait for retirement. Then your idleness cup shall runneth over. But even that too shall eventually prove to be a bore...
308.
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You can also use straight baking soda as an emergency laundry detergent. Depending on the machine and size of the load, 0.5 cup/125 ml to 1.0 cup/250 ml. Just put it in directly with the clothes. No dispenser. Also, definitely N
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La Belle et la Bête (1946), Black Orpheus (1959), Our Town (1940), The Seventh Seal (1956)...
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Was the culture maritime? Did the culture have their own practice or nearby examples of fermentation? Is there some specific or difficult part of the process that is unique? Does fish fermentation occur in areas with no ties to Southeast As
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Somewhat in the same vein, I can heartily recommend "Weaver on Strategy": https://tht.fangraphs.com/on-weaver-on-strategy/
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I've played this game twice: https://every.sdf.org/Geekish/sol13cal.txt https://every.sdf.org/Geekish/lunasolcal.txt
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I've used lynx for almost 30 years but it is simply no longer capable of rendering the modern web in a useable fashion. It is however highly useful as a file manager and for stripping and importing web text via -dump. Also the best ava
314.
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Grifters. What else is new?
315.
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I was thrown into the deep end of the bookkeeping pool when I began managing an establishment owned by three CPA's. It proved to be a valuable and highly transferable skill that served me throughout my working life...
316.
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Metafilter[0], via moderators, has done a nice job for several decades. But definitely less technical and more social than HN... [0]: https://www.metafilter.com/
317.
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Salt water is definitely cheaper than meat...
318.
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Assuming you're willing to pony-up the money, Walmart offers a wide variety of USDA Certified Organic goodies. From meats to beets. And I personally take great comfort in knowing that only carbon-based compounds appear in my comestible
319.
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Wally is very good. They got hosed like every other grocer but were quick to retool and revamp, especially online. When the supply chain changed, they changed. We graduated from curbside once delivery became available. My wife and I, each o
320.
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I'll settle for being content...
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Of course it's parochial. The very name is United States-American Standard Code for Information Interchange. It is an antique standard for teletype machines that can still be read and decoded by everything on the planet. It is as close
322.
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I'm a big fan of simplicity. HTML/CSS index generated by tree v1.8.0. All content US-ASCII text files: https://every.sdf.org/
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Ah, an adverb...
324.
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Seemingly one of the lesser considered adjectives. I have used it in a number of places with no rejections, so far. It was originally the name of a nethack character that attempted to ascend "every" role. And failed, of course...
325.
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"Homophones, Weakly"[0] enjoys a place in my RSS feed. And I have a supposedly complete version of the referenced poem, "The Chaos"[1]... [0] http://homophonesweakly.blogspot.com/ [1] https://
326.
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The mockingbirds[0] are starting to show up in numbers. Quite the repertoire... [0] https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Northern_Mockingbird/ove...
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Simply Danish Modern redux...
328.
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Sort of. It is not uncommon with age to lose the ability to efficiently breakdown and/or absorb B12. A B12 deficiency can mimic the physical and mental symptoms of the more serious neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's. Defi
329.
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Personally, I walk and pace. I spent many years as a bartender so that activity feels natural to me and actually is relaxing. As for strength, if I can open a jar, I feel pumped enough...
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Given my experience, it will be more of the same only different. Adaptability is a virtue...

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