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by goda90 4y ago
Stuff like this makes me wonder if taboo and stigma "evolved" in societies as defense against the spread of behavior that could cause a breakdown of social order. For example, if something like dancing mania[0] got out of hand, th
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by goda90 4y ago
This would make for an interesting(though sad) coffee table book.
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by goda90 4y ago
In Wisconsin we have this map that I used heavily when searching for new apartments and house shopping. It has the ability to filter by wireline vs wireless and satellite, which is nice. https://maps.psc.wi.gov/apps/Wis
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by goda90 4y ago
I wonder if it's fine if you thoroughly rinse dishes and wear gloves while doing the dishes.
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by goda90 4y ago
Bullying encompasses such a broad range of actions, it's possible some cases can be a strengthening/educating experience in hindsight, but others can be absolutely life destroying. My experiences with bullying were pretty mild. I&
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by goda90 4y ago
If you have the money, buy meat directly from a regenerative ag farm you can go visit personally. You'll see animals with plenty of space, given healthcare and protection from predators, and contributing to soil growth and biodiversity
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by goda90 4y ago
There's lots of foods that will make you sick if not cooked the right way. There's even more foods that will make you sick if you eat too much of them. Edible and poisonous aren't distinct circles in a Venn diagram.
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by goda90 4y ago
When watching sci-fi movies and TV, I often wonder what happened with the development of gaming, social media, and virtual reality in the timeline of the show. It seems like in most of the cases where they actually get mentioned in sci-fi,
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by goda90 4y ago
They also removed the ability to change the viewing speed when casting or in the Android TV app.
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by goda90 4y ago
You might want to check out Terra Invicta. I only played the demo a bit, but it's basically espionage and politics against competing factions to prepare the world for an alien invasion.
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by goda90 4y ago
I was reading someone's description of their greenhouse. They built a cistern under it to catch rainwater for watering plants and ran heat pipes into it for warmth in the winter. I've been dreaming of doing the same at some point.
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by goda90 4y ago
There's also an underground data center under the computer science building.
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by goda90 4y ago
Put the Wi-Fi camera with the built in speaker as the doorbell, and then a redundant PoE camera on the wall in a place where it's easier to run a cable to.
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by goda90 4y ago
Firefox reader mode helped me get around that.
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by goda90 4y ago
The Steam Deck is not discontinued. It's actually quite new, with the first shipments going out to normal customers at the beginning of this year, and more and more going out now. I got mine in June. Valve made a reservation process th
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by goda90 4y ago
The blog post says they will focus on making controller play better on Switch, then make that generic for PC(which implies Steam Deck as well). The PC/Steam Deck version supports mods, which is better than Switch anyway.
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by goda90 4y ago
A "keystone species" that is important for a lot of ecosystems but on the surface seems contradictory to the goal of carbon sequestration is wild fires. A stand of coniferous trees can block out light year round, limiting all othe
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by goda90 4y ago
I read too much FUD about the vaccines before my Moderna booster, particularly the myocarditis in younger men results. Started feeling tight chested and a lump in my throat later that day after the vaccine. Finally went to urgent care after
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by goda90 4y ago
As mentioned in other threads, I'd say this is still problematic because refunding isn't always the preferred outcome. Re-booking would be better in lots of scenarios(like you have to be someplace, even if a day late, or you alrea
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by goda90 4y ago
FYI, liquid smoke is literally what it sounds like. It's condensation of smoke from burning wood. It can imbue the same flavor that actual smoking can, but it doesn't have the soot and ash that usually comes from smoking, so it&#x
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by goda90 4y ago
I recommend reassessing what you consider a weed as well. I only pull up stuff with thorns that don't produce edible fruit and anything that might compete with that I've intentionally planted. That means the rest of my yard has da
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by goda90 4y ago
Living in a climate where buildings and clothing are adapted to cold, I rarely find myself cold enough to shiver, so I'm not sure there would be much difference. People actively avoid cold despite the weather.
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by goda90 4y ago
If you're used to being warm, then I could see 71 with some air flow and no/very thin clothing being enough to trigger a shiver. With my office set to 70, a fan on my bare legs can be too chilly sometimes. I hate heat and sweat a
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by goda90 4y ago
You definitely need to ease into cold to avoid the shock. Slowly ease one body part at a time into the cold stream. Or slowly turn down the temperature as it hits you.
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by goda90 4y ago
I think you're seeing this as a "take away this choice from society to protect the children" kind of deal, but to me it seems more like the argument is to give choice to parents and addicts to control their own devices more c
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by goda90 4y ago
>What children need isn't more protection it's an escape hatch from all the forces trying to manipulate them during their most vulnerable years. Isn't addicting content a force that's trying to manipulate them? Porn,
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by goda90 4y ago
"Out of thin air" is a common idiom[0]. Probably not needed, but not an unusual thing to say in this context either. [0] https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/out+of+thin+air
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by goda90 4y ago
My theory is, Skinner likes dog food.
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by goda90 4y ago
Is there any accumulation in food? Is it heat stable to survive cooking?
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by goda90 4y ago
As someone who is profoundly uncomfortable in economy seats, but doesn't feel rich enough for upgrades most of the time, this sounds like my nightmare.

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