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I'll recommend 3 channels, from people that attack a problem until they figuring out how to solve it. The spirit of programming. Tech with Tim (Beginner) https://www.youtube.com/c/TechWithTim/videos George Ho
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Its more ethical, for sure, but only if it's vegan soup.
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Were the Ferengi involved?
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As a Vegan, I'm repulsed at throwing dead fish at people. Also they kill dolphins when they catch them. Dolphins are "people kind" best friend in the ocean.
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About the car example... I switched to more expensive SUVs, and all these are anti frugality: 1.Car parts are often smaller (such as wheels) and less sturdy. And more prone to fail. 2. When an SUV is being built, the price premium allows th
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Had a $4 mouse from the dollar store. Watched some youtube videos, and decided to splurge and bought the latest and greatest bleeding-edge Mx master 3, at $129 and 3225% more expensive. Despite all the great reviews and hype. I'm kind
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Avoid indoor air pollution, just buy a Kayak and Rollerblades and your summer fitness plan is covered. Winter $20/month gym membership and a pair of skates will beat this too.
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If this turns out to be true, then the practice through the centuries, of a "Religious Pilgrimage" might be effective too. Walking all day, with little food, would put someone in a calorie deficit, combined the stress of extraneou
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Does Earth's atmosphere ever spill out into outer space? Is it possible for an asteroid to pass through our outer atmosphere, and then fly on to hit Venus? In some ways humans are simpler than the cells they are made off. Yeah, you ma
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Isn't this why we have initiation? Since we don't ever have complete knowledge, our brain has to predict/guess at some sort of probability curve for an event happening all the time. So much of our political rhetoric is just b
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It only shows the macos partition
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It only shows the macos partition
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its a 2013 retina 13 inch macbook, waiting for the new arm based macbook, will probably upgrade this year.
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I have a macbook which I partitioned and installed windows on. the macbook is in a drawer in a stand up desk. The desk has a terrible ergonomic design. So I ended up using the pullout drawer as a shelf form my external keyboard, which is re
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radon gas map https://cdn.treehouseinternetgroup.com/cms_images/509/radon-...
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"If You Don’t Read the Newspaper You Are Uninformed, If You Do Read the Newspaper You Are Misinformed" Mark Twain
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well, if we can assume that a placebo effect is due to a state of mind. And a state of mind can be induced using a ritual. Putting on a mask, in a ritual way, might just work better to ready the mind for battle. Watch some old school Karat
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Privacy oriented apps like, "Signal" are more relevant than ever.
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I've been using voice commands on my android phone, in situations where I can't use my hands. Most often all I want to do is. 1. Start and stop a podcast. 2. Play music 3. Ask for the time The phone understands me, but then androi
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I hate my dentist's computer. She's looking at my xrays on the computer, touching the mouse then my mouth. Should I freak out? What are the odds she autoclaves the mouse between patients.
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placebo effect? just like putting stripes on your car makes it go faster. Putting on a mask, boosts the immune system, because there's an inner ninja inside all of us. Ready to kick ass.
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Most of the US still lives in really crappy old homes built in the last century, with asbestos insulation, tar shingles, fiber board, and wood rot. Doesn't really compare with building standards in Europe, even Eastern Europe. China
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This is an issue in Vancouver. One large house built to house an extended family of sometimes as many as 20 people. Its a way of depriving city of property taxes, that would have otherwise have taxed multiple dwellings for the same amount o
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I'm not sure if we are there already. The Biden speech at the convention was very good, but the video was immediately claimed to be suspicious. The image had unusual softness around his mouth, compared to rest of the image. The speech
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Will this make a place like Hawaii that relies on tourism more affordable or less?
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I've seen a bouncer inject something into a guy thrown out of a bar in Seattle, many years back. Not sure if its used by bouncers too.
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I ran into this problem when editing videos. I automated some repetitive tasks that make life easier. I have a scripts to move clips off of SD cards into a date sorted folder structure. I have three cameras and a phone, and usually want to
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Will they an Vampires for hating the Sun?
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I'm really bad at loosing track of time when I get on the computer. I find setting a 20 minute timer really helps with this. I do have a egg timer, but just asking my phone "ok google set timer for 20 minutes" works too. Inte
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Archaeologists have discovered a 7,000-year-old well built by Neolithic farmers in what is now the Czech Republic. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ancient-well-oldest-wooden-stru...
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