foco_tubi

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   by foco_tubi 3mo ago

   I might say the same about your stance, especially considering all you've offered up as evidence are hypothetical situations.
2. 122.▲
   by foco_tubi 3mo ago

   The hypothetical you provide only serves to weaken your point.
3. 123.▲
   by foco_tubi 3mo ago

   “Practicing” and providing maintenance care of a condition are two completely different concepts, and the point you replied to stands.
4. 124.▲
   by foco_tubi 3mo ago

   Individually-scoped education is objectively a good national investment
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   by foco_tubi 3mo ago

   We used to record the showings listings manually at the cinemas and it was incredibly hard to do while zooted on weed Theater usher was quite possibly the best job I’ve ever had
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   by foco_tubi 4mo ago

   Larry Bushart was arrested and jailed for more than a month for posting a Charlie Kirk meme. Douglass Mackey was arrested and convicted for posting satirical Clinton election ads, though this was later overturned after he spent months in pr
7. 127.▲
   by foco_tubi 4mo ago

   Collusion is the wrong word. Coercion is more appropriate. > I just wish the people claiming to be champions of free speech and rights will just admit that this all goes out the window when it applies to speech and people you don't
8. 128.▲
   by foco_tubi 4mo ago

   I did gig work before the wage requirements went into effect and I think you're overly reliant on your anecdote for validation of your personal politics.
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   by foco_tubi 4mo ago

   edit LocalStorage and you can have whatever score you like https://ibb.co/nNBYzWPp
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    Strava sunsetting free API endpoints and public profiles(techcrunch.com)

    4 points by foco_tubi 5mo ago|1 comments
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    by foco_tubi 5mo ago

    - The company is adding a flat $11.99 per month fee for all developers, though it noted the price may vary by geography - Earlier, users were able to see details like public profiles and fitness club listings without logging in. The company
12. 132.▲
    by foco_tubi 5mo ago

    As a teenager I spent a ton of time on this website, specifically the skins directory
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    by foco_tubi 6mo ago

    Most of the parts are proprietary, so if you bork a derailleur you get to wait 6-8 weeks for a replacement from the UK
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    by foco_tubi 6mo ago

    it isn't though it's more like having your friend write an essay for you, except the friend is an impressionable 5 year old with a PhD
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    by foco_tubi 8mo ago

    Sheldon was a wealth of information when I first started tinkering on my vintage 3-speed back in 2007. I would pore over these simple pages for hours in my dorm at college instead of studying. That led to dropping out and working in the bi
16. 136.▲
    by foco_tubi 8mo ago

    For PBP2027 you have all of 2026, as well as 2027 leading up to registration, to complete the required BRMs. I'm riding my qualifying 300k tomorrow!
17. 137.▲
    by foco_tubi 10mo ago

    Henry is one of the most cutting edge designers out there today in my opinion. Check out his other sites.
18. 138.▲
    by foco_tubi 10mo ago

    I'm currently incubating a sick twisted fantasy to run a handbuilt bicycle wheelbuilding store. If you asked me this question 20 years ago, the answer would be music teacher.
19. 139.▲
    by foco_tubi 1y ago

    1,000 different universities, 1,000 different research centers, 1,000 different scientific organizations, 1,000 different fanzines, 1,000 different personal sites, 1,000 different hobby sites, 55 burgers, 55 fries, 55 tacos, 55 pies, 55 Cok
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    by foco_tubi 1y ago

    > It takes 23 minutes and 15 seconds to regain deep focus after a context switch (UC Irvine). According to the cited study, interruptions (especially "related" ones) actually result in people working harder and faster. https:&
21. 141.▲
    by foco_tubi 2y ago

    Interesting that the PS5 has been implicated - does this mean that there is an opportunity to jailbreak firmware again?
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    by foco_tubi 2y ago

    Misleading title - this won't work on a recumbent.
23. 143.▲
    by foco_tubi 2y ago

    I'm convinced bicycle commuting is what's going to make my 8:30-5:30 bearable. Hope I'm right.
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    by foco_tubi 2y ago

    It's a long expired domain that originally belonged to that SJSU professor, I doubt he will ever update the links on these articles. That doesn't negate the value of the article itself.
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    by foco_tubi 2y ago

    Who cares if WP Engine disables revisions. Wordpress.com disables the use of plugins, arguably a core feature of WordPress, unless you pony up $300 a year for a "Business" tier account.
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    by foco_tubi 2y ago

    Complete bicycle manufacturers usually make these specification lists public in online and print catalogs. Component-level repair, as in many other fields, requires more specialized knowledge and a parts list is rarely practical nor helpful
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    by foco_tubi 2y ago

    I suggest you find a new shop with better mechanics
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    by foco_tubi 2y ago

    Seatposts support hundreds of pounds of human flesh also, so the weight usually isn't the concern. But if your bike looks like more of a motorcycle, it's probably not going into my work stand. On the point about the power cable, t
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    by foco_tubi 2y ago

    Parliament breaks between coats of Mastik...yeah, sometimes I think I miss that smell, but I don't.
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    by foco_tubi 2y ago

    If your hoods aren't absolutely disintegrating into goo, a little talc powder goes a long way towards getting rid of the stickiness.