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by iinnPP 5mo ago
GameStop in Canada owns stores in active malls and in standalone locations. Hard to see the store empty, even at 1030am on a weekday in November.
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by iinnPP 5mo ago
Speak for yourself. There's a reason places like Once Upon a Child and their parent stores exist. There's even other entirely digital stores on the sell for pennies instead of donating market. People are broke. Just not everyone.
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by iinnPP 6mo ago
On the opposite end of that is the plethora of psychiatry/psychology professionals whom are terrible at their profession and are likely causing more harm than good. I see it along the same lines as brands, your typical Great Value psyc
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by iinnPP 6mo ago
I think there exists enough evidence of placebo benefits that it shouldn't be all that surprising. Moreover, regardless of any study or anecdote to the contrary, Those people will exist and see actual benefits, realized or not.
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by iinnPP 6mo ago
I tend to agree with you on this. I wanted to add however that Meta itself lets so many TOS violating ads in, that it seems like special treatment for ads that are much less undesirable than the ads normally pushed. It's not just a Met
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
The popup also scrolled down for me and I had to scroll back up to hit the X.
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
The AHT value indeed went down 3 minutes below the average, which is generally a good thing so long as you are doing everything well still. All outliers get checked and mine was the lowest. I was honest about the tool, including that it was
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
It was offline.
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
I worked HP CS in Highschool and during my time there I created a HTML/JS replacement for a unbearably slow tree system that made a 10+ second network call every single question(often 20+ questions and a tree copy was required for note
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
I avoided needing medicine by altering my diet to tone down salt, unhealthy fat, and sugar intake. My doctor was surprised as "everyone just takes the meds."
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
It's been a while but as a 12 year old I completely broke the library system, installed cracked Starcraft, and refroze DeepFreeze afterwards. Not to counteract your point, just as an anecdote I like remembering.
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
Salt, among the ingredients in the average burger is the most likely to cause you problems. Calling it bikeshedding is a massive stretch. In a talk of the importance of the contents of your diet related only to burgers, salt is the exact op
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
The sodium content is about 3x higher. It doesn't taste 3x higher. If you're salting your recipe with traditional ground beef, you're doing the same with Beyond. If not, same. I do not expect or even encourage the content of
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
Beyond sells a ground beef substitute which has about 3x as much sodium as lean ground beef.
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
I was going to edit the comment with this but in Canada we have a company called Metro(grocer) and they often sell 4x fresh beef patties for ~$4 which is 1lb(454g) of ground beef and exactly nothing else. It's good to eat sans salt on
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
You don't need salt and spices to make a burger, it can be 100% beef with no additives. A pinch of salt can be like 0.3g/burger and you're fine as well. I don't eat that these days, my burgers are actually 25% beef and 7
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
A burger can be made from that solitary ingredient though.
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
It's not just these articles. Having any differing opinions on basically anything now. It's as far from hacking interest as it gets for me.
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
Part of the core offering is data washing.
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
I imagine you met the people who got tired of all the slobs. Look at the recent report on CRA service inquiries and their accuracy. An amazing 17%. It's not hard work that got us there. edit: Just one of many examples. People rarely ev
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by iinnPP 7mo ago
Education is still very much present in Idiocracy (Brawndo blah blah). It's the lack of value in logic and thought process that causes the problem. When people value winning an argument on a logical fallacy, there's a severe issue
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by iinnPP 8mo ago
Don't forget buying mountains worth of crap that gets used for a month or less and trashed.
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by iinnPP 8mo ago
It is and so is the sum of nonsensical replies to the entire thread. It makes sense though, with the experience of the average app/website these days. Those devs come here and you can pick them out with ease. I called this event years
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by iinnPP 8mo ago
Out of curiosity, what personal blight have you faced to better the world?
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by iinnPP 9mo ago
This isn't very compelling. It's 2 anecdotes and a pretty damning final paragraph. Is there any more reliable data?
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by iinnPP 9mo ago
As another anecdote in favor of Universal Blue's approach. My mother (who can't use a computer but to check email or regular websites) has been swapped to Aurora and has nothing but positive feedback. Been 90 days with zero issues
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by iinnPP 9mo ago
Turns out love your neighbor was incredibly valuable advice.
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by iinnPP 10mo ago
Not that person, but yes. You have entirely missed the ability to simply view and understand what's inside your own body. Where your interpretation means someone else needs to follow your whim for their own problem, despite the legales
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by iinnPP 10mo ago
A recent review of one of Canada's Federal Institutions showed the correct advice was given 17% of the time[0]. 83% failure rate. Not a soul has been fired unless something changed recently. I do agree however with your assessment beca

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