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hydrok9
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hydrok9
3y ago
I guess the main reason I got a dumbphone was to feel MORE connected to other people and society, not less. I don't think that owning a dumb phone is really comparable to living in a cabin by yourself in the woods surrounded by nothing
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You get what you pay for. Any of the "rugged" phones like my Kyocera should last a lifetime. I used this website to find it https://josebriones.org/dumbphone-finder
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3y ago
I have a Kyocera DuraXE 4G LTE. It cost me $250 Canadian, bought it off of Ebay. There are more phones like this.
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3y ago
you can also simply buy a second-hand flip phone off of any online marketplace. there are lots of resellers in this space.
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it's a pretty normal and established occurrence I'd Say. I don't know if most people do that, but yes one way to rationalize or reassure yourself that what you are doing is safe is to look around at the wider group and see if
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3y ago
right, I guess I was meaning normal as in people do it because there's no harm in it at all
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rationalizing it is really dangerous. I had a friend who who used to say, "everyone has addictions."
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3y ago
yet many people still think that having 2 to 6 beers after work every day is somehow normal
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yep, the main problem with "automated" bookkeeping or accounting software so far has been that it's so prone to putting things in the wrong category or miscalculating small taxes because it can't read the document Etc th
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Fwiw, I agree with you. most people are way more capable than they think they are., and modern society encourages people to be single-minded and sedentary.
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I feel like this is basically the same thing as saying don't use the internet at all.
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3y ago
it isn't like you guys don't come back and yell at us when it suits you
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SO true, and if you are a few minutes late with the meal the servers all start whining about "their" tips.
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that's fantastic. in Manitoba tips are legally the property of the store owner and they do not have to share them at all if they don't want to.
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that's true. Villenueve’s Dune did nothing for me though. i don’t consider it a “good” movie.
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I agreed with his review on the basis of movie making, not it's adherence to the canon or the novel. I'm a huge fan of the books and sci-fi and this movie was obviously a thinly veiled attempt at marvelizing as if it was some kind
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they're openly biased, but by far the best mainstream news Outlet in the region
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3y ago
you left out "Correct!"
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absolutely not that's what they do in Zero Tolerance places like the Gulf States
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Richard Brody said it best: "Dune: A movie sanded to dullness."
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3y ago
how much of the aid is administered by Hamas?
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3y ago
Kotaku was a joke for me and my gamer crew way before that.
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That's even funnier because fentanyl is the Prince drug, not MJ's
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someone else pointed out that “Rohan” was a noble house of Celtic Brittany, were horse lords, and traced ancestry to a “Meriadoc.”
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the jews or the qataris
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perfect. so gandalf's point stands.
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Wales is Celtic and pre-dates Brittany. Bretons came from Britain before or after the invasion.
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Woses aka Woads (Picts, known for "painting" themselves with tattoos).
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I think it's just him highlighting the rarity and value of something that would otherwise never be accessible to them. In the middle ages would an extremely high-end suit of armour cost less than a village? I don't know, but rarit
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Tolkien's elves have a very strong innate ability to resist what you might call "corruption" of the body and mind. They are basically minor demigods. http://www.istad.org/tolkien/nestad.html http:/
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