justnotworthit

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by justnotworthit 4y ago
From the article itself: > It blamed the international scramble for supplies because of the war, which has starved continental Europe of its main source of natural gas. Which is political-ese for "sanctions".
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
Does any navigation software use "simplest route"? As in, fewest turns, stay on main & high quality roads as long as possible; don't take me through strange neighborhoods to save 2 minutes. How this hasn't always bee
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Whenever someone goes in a long baseball analogy to make a point, i start looking around the room uncomfortably.
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All soldiers go through basic training. Can we confirm that these gangsters were at least hazed?
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
I think the most critical was: > The excess risk of serious adverse events found in our study points to the need for formal harm-benefit analyses At no point in the pandemic was a harm-benefit analyses even considered for any interventio
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
Mycelium insulation batts have been a "hope this is available soon" technology for green home builders for at least 8 years (Chris Magwood's 2014 book had hopes for it). Seems like insulation would be the most low tech and fi
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
As much as I encourage people to stay out of internet comments... ("It's like bringing mentally-ill, bad faith people into your house and yelling at each other"; "They aren't your friends, and it doesn't make a
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
(1) Plenty of people spent their teens/young adult years doing drugs and getting into drama. WoW isn't "wasting" compared to that. (2) Don't compare all-of-you to the individual best parts of everyone else. (3) Who
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
It was common in the middle of the 20th century to not tell a terminally ill patient he/she was dying. We look back at that with horror. In your example, I'd prefer chosing (assisted) suicide or not. Surely you're not doing m
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
I wonder how much damage is solved by halfing all speed limits. I'm constantly amazed about how much risk people will take on in order to arrive home (but usually, a red light) a minute earlier.
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my understanding of helmet studies is that wearing one might help when you fall, but makes it more likely for someone to hit you.
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
I remember enjoying "Sams Teach Yourself TCP/IP in 24 Hours" while in detention.
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
According to a trial in nicaragua, from memory (google it), 25%-50% salt solution; soak the charcoal (which is crushed to the point of not filtering too much through whatever filtering mechanism you're going to use) for 24 hours; let d
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
https://academic.oup.com/restud/article-abstract/81/2/535/15... Pounds That Kill: The External Costs of Vehicle Weight "Heavier vehicles are safer for their own occupants but more hazardous for
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
I've used lots of little utilities and scripts in many languages, but I can't recall running across a clojure project. Occassionally java of course, but nothing with source code in clojure. Is clojure more serverside/business
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
Official pay was debated by the usa founders. You can imagine a small amount making sense; you can imagine a large amount making sense. You can pretend you're Plato writing The Republic, if you want. The reality is simple: Official pay
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
Is that a 0 or a Ø?
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
Sambas are older than us and have their own wikipedia page and manufacturer page. Is it a color or variation you like? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adidas_Samba https://www.adidas.com/us/samba
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
In the spirit of "no reason": It's theorized that a nuclear war anywhere on the planet would be ecologically devasting for human life everywhere.
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
I was shocked when she revealed who she was. Maybe writing an article will do more than calling the police and making a stand and big stink, but if she, the leader, is easily shoo'd away, what are normal people in this position (and go
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by justnotworthit 4y ago
Good joke, but knowing that foundations in permafrost don't "depend" on it but adapt and adjust to it (either through adjustable piers, gravel pads, or floor joists floating on insulation and gravel, etc)... definitely an &#x
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by justnotworthit 5y ago
Don't believe for a second that anything is wrong with you. This book changed/revealed my life and it might be what you're looking for: Refuse to Choose! Barbara Sher https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books&#
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by justnotworthit 5y ago
Join a club; backpack travel; get a job handing out fliers; say hello to everyone you walk past. Just do it. Repeatedly. Don't judge yourself after each encounter. Instantly drop any negative feelings and move on to the next encounter.
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by justnotworthit 5y ago
I setup newpipe this week thinking maybe I should wean myself off being logged into yt (I've become disgruntled with its actions, and I don't want to contribute to it anymore). "But I can't give up sponsorblock!" I
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by justnotworthit 5y ago
For people who are unaware of the collusion between government and Silicon Valley (and not the freemarket), please checkout: https://rumble.com/vtyr34-democrats-are-pressuring-companies...
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by justnotworthit 5y ago
From a tech perspective: This not the internet we believed in or tried to build. From a political perspective: The overwhelming majority truly don't understand or believe in free speach.
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YouTube is now blocking Russian state-funded media worldwide(theverge.com)
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by justnotworthit 5y ago
Wasn't DDG a privacy layer on bing? Does bing do this?
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by justnotworthit 5y ago
Do we still have moderators here? See you guys later.
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by justnotworthit 5y ago
The Hill should start posting on Rumble, along with their ideological enemies.

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