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by grumple 2y ago
Starbucks is only a little worse than boutique coffee shops in my experience, but they are fast, conveniently located, open earlier, open later, pay their employees well (for a coffee shop) and pay for their employees' educations.
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by grumple 2y ago
1. You spray water up the butt… how does one prevent everything, including underwear, from getting wet? You are seated... your underwear is around your ankles. You aren't standing straight up after. 2. What takes the dirt away eventual
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by grumple 2y ago
You use like 2 squares of toilet paper to dry yourself instead of the many more it takes a man to get not nearly as clean. It's more about actual cleanliness - you wipe yourself and there's no poop, instead of residual poop foreve
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by grumple 2y ago
I've got one of these: https://hellotushy.com/products/tushy-travel-bidet?variant=4... It collapses, I just throw it into my luggage whenever I'm traveling.
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by grumple 2y ago
This is how I feel about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2Ko78NEI9A Your poop smells. You aren't getting it perfectly clean. Some people believe they don't have to clean the lower half of their body, which is
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by grumple 2y ago
It sounds like it temporarily reduces the measure of the volume of the gray matter due to changes in blood and cerebral fluid flow. I’m imagining it like a sponge that absorbs more without caffeine. I don’t see any judgment about whether th
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by grumple 2y ago
Update: change color of text in console
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by grumple 2y ago
There are basically 3 carriers in the US, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon; other carriers use the networks of those 3.
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by grumple 2y ago
Just a week after I paid for the suite! But it's been useful for my (very much non-artist) purposes so far, though like all photo editing software I've ever touched, it has a TON of features and is pretty overwhelming.
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by grumple 2y ago
I find things wrong with virtually every nontrivial pull request when I’m the reviewer. Sometimes these are minor issues, but I spot bugs and edge cases all the time. I see some comments about time. How long does a code review take? I can r
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by grumple 2y ago
Calling the US corrupt when the world looks like this is just not something I can take seriously: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_Perceptions_Index
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by grumple 2y ago
Same. Assange was an actor for Russia, and acted against American interests, whether by design or by accident. He played a role in the election of Trump and in the weakening of US standing and intelligence. This soft-handed approach towards
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by grumple 2y ago
Only power users / devs really understand what Apple does in terms of vetting apps. Regular people just want to be able to install what they want. As a dev who has to deal with the Apple App store (and someone who is completely bought
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by grumple 2y ago
The US refines 20% of global oil. This is the most of any nation. We buy cheap crude and sell the higher quality stuff because that makes us more money. My understanding is that we could switch to refining light sweet if we ever needed to,
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by grumple 2y ago
Link to study: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/ebiom/article/PIIS2352-39... More surprising is that cloth masks were better than KN95s! That's pretty cool. Sample size was quite small though (only 8 c
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by grumple 2y ago
Why do you think the neighborhoods will die without more housing? I've watched wealthy neighborhoods in my city continue relatively unchanged for multiple generations. Once you have a thriving neighborhood, you don't need to conti
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by grumple 2y ago
I've gone to those meetings. It was a mix of younger and older people, a diverse crowd. Felt representative of the neighborhood. Maybe it's just my neighborhood.
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by grumple 2y ago
And they are entitled to do so. Who's to tell them otherwise?
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by grumple 2y ago
We are also legally entitled to that as well, this is how voting works. Community boards and local governments are intended to give people democratic control over the areas in which they live.
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by grumple 2y ago
> feel that they are entitled to live in the same neighbourhood they purchased in. It's not a feeling, it's how purchasing things works.
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by grumple 2y ago
Many people are addicted to attention.
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by grumple 2y ago
China has signaled that they would block a sale.
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by grumple 3y ago
I don't think the Sawstop will run when the brake isn't fully engaged. I admittedly only tried that once when first using it. But in this case, it's not optional - it's more like the airbag in a car. If it's on, it&
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by grumple 3y ago
This surprises me. I regularly get in line and fully complete self-checkout before anyone who was there when I started scanning, even though I'm typically checking out with more items. What's causing the struggle? Every one of the
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by grumple 3y ago
If the feature is huge, you should be having incremental reviews throughout the process. The PRs should be made to the feature branch.
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by grumple 3y ago
If you allow people to freely post messages, it will just devolve into the same sort of facebook/twitter/tiktok/instagram toxicity. Big companies will still overwhelm you with ads on the platform. Facebook was great for a few
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by grumple 3y ago
The New Google Search: Just browse our page of endless ads until you find the result you're looking for!
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by grumple 3y ago
The old school unicycle took maybe a few hours and felt kind of safe to learn. You just step forward to get off. The electric felt a lot more dangerous to learn. I practiced going back and forth in a hallway (holding the wall), then practic
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by grumple 3y ago
An electric unicycle is like an automatic transmission. It just works and goes the speed you demand by leaning. Gears are a bad user experience on bikes too imo; ideally we'd have automated or gradual gearing (in fact, I know some ebi
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by grumple 3y ago
This mirrors my own experience as a unicyclist (both traditional and electric). Reactions are very common, and vary wildly. It's rare to pass someone and not get some sort of reaction, and if you stop near them it's always "w

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