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by goopypoop 1y ago
OK, thank you
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by goopypoop 1y ago
I don't see courtesy or an answer in your comment. I see a refusal to answer, in a condescending tone. I explained myself in good faith and you chose to educate me about the existence of property portfolios, following up with how, act
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by goopypoop 1y ago
They would hide from the sun to get extra veiny, because they could
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by goopypoop 1y ago
see also blue people - https://www.thecollector.com/blue-fugates-kentucky/ elevated methemoglobin in human blood causes brown blood causes blue skin
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by goopypoop 1y ago
seeing how other people use search engines shakes my paradigms
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by goopypoop 1y ago
I was wondering about the events you're monitoring home for while you're on holiday. Were you saying something more like cameras mean you don't have to do your usual rounds on foot? Regardless, when I said "blank feed&qu
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by goopypoop 1y ago
Alright mate, I'm not probing your defences. I'm just wondering how much peace of mind you get at a distance. I mean, are you flying home if a misdelivered dog gets struck by lightning on your lawn? And how urgent is a blank feed?
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by goopypoop 1y ago
Yes, brevity matters
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by goopypoop 1y ago
My butler is an excellent researcher but I think there's something wrong with him
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by goopypoop 1y ago
Good points, thanks. I want to say something like "who learns advanced calculator functions solo but not the taught subject?" but of course shortcuts-by-rote spread like lice. I suppose that's the thrust of the problem with A
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by goopypoop 1y ago
What do you do when you're away and something happens? What if you're away and the feed dies?
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by goopypoop 1y ago
Thanks I was thinking of exams rather than day to day learning of basics, seeing tests as teaching rather than assessing. Point being you can't cheat at learning. The calculator can't fake that you understand e.g. how to different
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by goopypoop 1y ago
Please share examples of contexts where TI-89 is cheating
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by goopypoop 1y ago
What about a system of agents who locally take cash then bulk transfer to Steam? Like some kind of middleman: a processor, if you will, of payments. Cash handling isn't really the problem with this suggestion
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by goopypoop 1y ago
"under the radar" means not noticed
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by goopypoop 1y ago
What things that Cromwell did do you like?
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by goopypoop 1y ago
…plus the potential pedestrian deaths you cause by collision plus the actual impact of the extra pollution
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by goopypoop 1y ago
I bet horse-related deaths have dropped
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by goopypoop 1y ago
> The ones working 13 hrs/day make the equivalent of a marketing director or bank manager. Sure if they work 13 hour days for 7 days a week for 52 weeks a year at >$15/hr. And have no expenses. And you ignore the precarity
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by goopypoop 1y ago
I remember being at a point where I could read but it took effort, so I would just vibe it. It wasn't coercion that got me to be less lazy, it was the time when I put clearly labelled sugar on my food instead of salt.
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by goopypoop 1y ago
just post your password, I'm sure we can get you locked out
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by goopypoop 1y ago
What if your mouse was shaped like a pen?
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by goopypoop 1y ago
Incorrect. Your first sentence is plain wrong and your second only begs the question. It's as if you're just trying to distract from the content of my comment with sheer semantic disingenuity. But maybe you missed my point so: ev
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by goopypoop 1y ago
Removing undesirable information is literally censorship. For irony's sake, I'll adjust my comment for your sensibility: Every restriction is a demonstration of a lack of trust.
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by goopypoop 1y ago
> depends on the age range. How's that?
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by goopypoop 1y ago
Censorship is not trust
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by goopypoop 1y ago
"parent your kids" doesn't mean "ask youtube to be better", it means "teach your kids to choose better"
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by goopypoop 1y ago
like the hyenas in The Lion King
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by goopypoop 1y ago
not " first from last "?

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