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4mo ago
You'd think after 8 years, they'd have found the hole!
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4mo ago
Bubble gum? Like do they chew space bubble gum that they could then smoosh in the holes? In college, we'd use toothpaste for the holes left from nails in the walls we hung up our posters with.
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4mo ago
"The beginner's guide is only 643 pages" may support my POV more than you may think.
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4mo ago
Haha, fair enough. Perhaps a more insightful take from me is that the app makes you understand the underlying process a little more than many other options. For example, color space, color correcting. It gets complicated quickly and since t
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4mo ago
You look very handsome in both photos, but I'm just happy that you're happy.
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4mo ago
Great metaphor.
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4mo ago
The only thing wrong with Resolve is there is no "just get out of my way and let me get something done" mode. No easy/beginner mode. This is a very sizable, complicated piece of a software that has little bounds on what you c
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4mo ago
What is your confidence level that potential base level candidates can write a bubble sort function? (and is that at all important to you?)
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4mo ago
You are correct re: Shakedry. What's interesting to me is that it used the now discontinued ePTFE which manufacturing used PFAS in production, but there is still no alternative PFAS-free Shakedry, despite now having an advantage of not
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4mo ago
No. The newer GoreTex jackets work worse than previous ones. Much of it has to do with the DWR. The previous DWR that has now been banned for its inclusion of PFAS (forever chemicals) which did a much, much better job than the newer, non-PF
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4mo ago
People are moving away from Gore-Tex, especially as the new jackets simply work worse than the previous ones that have poisoned our water. It's just simpler materials and mechanical venting (pit zips). Simple, strong, lightweight. And
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4mo ago
Being pedantic for no reason is one of the heuristics I use to judge how annoying yn users are
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4mo ago
Then "low-quality for no reason in year the 2026 and beyond where phones shoot at 8k" become part of the heuristics.
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5mo ago
Which physical therapies are "interventions as solutions to problems largely induced by unnatural adaptations to an unnatural environment"? As a math and physics expert, you also claim to be proficient at body movement. Go off kin
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5mo ago
Maybe? I didn't write "most", I wrote "many". What do you have a problem with syaing "many" instead of "all" I suffer from obstructive sleep apnea, but I would never, ever tell people that the
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5mo ago
> what I believe in many cases is a structural issue Many cases it is not. I'm not trying to be a contrarian but I don't want to plant hope in some people who suffer from sleep apnea thinking it's something they can just
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5mo ago
So please correct me, but was Google's AI crawling the web for information without discretion? If so, why wouldn't that totally santorum the AI answers?
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5mo ago
Peter Gabriel's solo career w/Phil Collins on drums where he doesn't play cymbals. Listen to, "Melt"
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5mo ago
It's prohibited under international law to attack a sovereign nation, like the US has done to Iran, so the point of Iran closing the Strait in response to this is very much moot.
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5mo ago
Flight time for the electronic warfare officer?
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5mo ago
Does Janine Turner reflect upon her time playing a strong independent woman who owned her own business in a male dominated field while being friends with an indigenous population? Because Janine Turner is... different.
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5mo ago
That's really cool. Props.
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5mo ago
I'll go slow: There is a HEADER and there is a FOOTER on your site's design. The link in the FOOTER is wrong. Maybe you never knew that there is a footer on your website? You also don't need a parenthetical for so few sentenc
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> my reading comprehension scores have never been below 99.9%. Idk why I'm even sharing that. The Twitter link that's on the footer of your website is wrong Mr. 0.1 percentile.
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5mo ago
Ironic that Ask Jeeves faked being an AI before AI completely overshadowed Ask Jeeves.
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5mo ago
Bruh you're exceedingly wealthy, you'll get through this.
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5mo ago
We just keep forgetting about it!
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6mo ago
I think it's partly because "sit" is one of the first commands they learn so if they're not sure what to do, they'll default to sit as that often gets the treat. That's also why you teach "sit" first
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Treats are without a doubt the only true universal language.
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6mo ago
Humorous or not, there was a video of a dog trainer that trained his (you guess it: German Shepherd) in German commands, partly so that when he worked with client's dogs, he could use English, and his German-speaking dog who would be i
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