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2y ago
Generally I wake up and assess which of my body parts are experiencing issues. Pressure differentials play havoc upon internal pockets. Other than that I go outside and feel the temperature and humidity and witness the general movement (or
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3y ago
Discord comes to mine although I know it's a play on Eris (Free Net), same as Slack is a nod to Uncle Bob
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Modern medical miracles aside, I doubt the die-off of baby boomers all within a short period is a clustering illusion.
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One thing I'm really interested in is if/how a generation "banned" from anything finds a way to circumvent and/or improve upon things.
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Insuring the building itself is far more risky when there's many tenants with relatively unknown risk profiles who could cause damage (leave the bathtub on all night, pour oil and unflushables down the drains and sewer pipes, put pizza
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3y ago
I keep getting reminded by my phone to switch to using Gemini instead of the old assistant, fwiw
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3y ago
In the case of some writers, the decline is due to getting sober (looking at you, Stephen King)
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3y ago
I am begging somebody to investigate and study or point to any existing ones regarding the use of plastic bags to shit in. I'm just curious about the obvious corelation and I wouldn't mind being proven wrong.
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3y ago
For some places their internal processes require positive contact with the account holder, in other words they can't trust that an email or text will be read (or read by the account holder). They definitely should've tried at leas
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I found Termination Shock to be his worst by far, in large part because it felt too contemporary. It felt awfully similar to a music album mandated by the studio to an artist that really didn't have anything to say, so he just skimmed
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3y ago
Which "publicly accessible resource using email addresses from previous breach corpuses" are they referring to? Am I being paranoid that HIBP itself is a potential vector for this enumeration type data exfiltration?
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3y ago
for me the issue is: why? followed by a few more "why?" and once the answer becomes "because." it becomes time to solve those intermediary questions. maybe that happens and nobody tells me, idk
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3y ago
I don't like the music my friend makes, but I'll support him by buying his album and sharing it with others who might like it more.
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3y ago
all I've wanted for years now is to subdivide a cell and still be able to reference and style the resultant subsheet without weird embed things, just using the standard formatting stuff. merging cells is a poor substitute and breaks ta
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3y ago
Sounds like the way hair salons and strip clubs are run in the U.S.
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3y ago
Cool, Delta Dental is one of the few dental insurance providers the VA recommends and offers plans with. Nothing says "we support veterans" like a good old fashioned sell-off of data.
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3y ago
Alternately: X sues Media Matters for unsubstantiated slanderous remarks triggering unwarranted financial setback
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3y ago
Say what you will about Mormon/LDS religious beliefs, but I have never met anybody more selfless and pleasant when it comes to volunteering and caring for those in need. I've been a recipient of that kindness and co-participant in
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3y ago
plus you can use it as a battle language for your clan
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poor is not knowing you don't have any of the things that idebtify you as poor
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You almost got me, but at least I learned about the origin of ruling to protect from foodborne illnesses in my attempt to prepare to correct you
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I know quite a few technically talented musicians who have next to no creativity in actually writing the music (aside from jazz style improv sessions). Most of them never really play live unless it's part of a similarly uncreative ban
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3y ago
Citizenship is meant to limit external actors influencing the vote of who should represent the people of any given area, and being qualified to represent the people by virtue of a sustained commitment and longevity.
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3y ago
NCO in the Army is a vastly different situation than a commissioned officer in any branch, and each workplace is going to differ in terms of idiotic bosses, harsh environment, intellectualism, and tolerance for innovation and invididuality.
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I can usually read 10 minutes of spoken content in less than 3 minutes. Accompanying video is often useless, unless there are specific diagrams or illustrations/photos. I don't need to see someone's face moving to absorb the
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Many of Peter F Hamilton's books come to mind, DNA resequencing/rejuvenation playing a big role in the ability of certain characters to avoid detection from authorities
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I guess when all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail
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> Everyone is different and has different motivations. We don't all think the same way, either. Spot on! Unfortunately this is also why "everyone is equal" rarely works
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Consider: 1 million people send $1K once a year to one entity in exchange for a good or service. It may be more equitable for 1 million people to send $1K a year to one of 1 million different entities for an identical good/service, but
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3y ago
It would be totally unethical to search for "128bitbay" and I highly recommend that you never decode odd strings you may find as a result using base64 and definitely never go to the urls that may appear in the decoded string.
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