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by klipklop 3y ago
American's are too busy working to take time off for doctor visit's. This likely leads to easily preventable deaths. Many have jobs that even going to a doctors visit (or any other similar errand during working hours) could lead t
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by klipklop 3y ago
The ultra rich are quick to tell us that they are so busy running their businesses. Either they are doing a lot less than they say or actually don’t have time to play in their bunkers…
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by klipklop 3y ago
Grad school is for just a few years (usually) in your youth. Overwork can be decades of grind when you have a family and obligations where you can't just quit.
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by klipklop 3y ago
Nothing a little foil and insulating tape can’t fix. I imagine the end game is to try to hide the cell modem and antenna as well as possible. I would not put it past Roku.
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by klipklop 3y ago
Bribing them? The Yuzu devs are paying millions of dollars to Nintendo as part of the settlement. They completely folded/lost.
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by klipklop 3y ago
Stuff like this says a lot about the current state of Google search.
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by klipklop 3y ago
Who knows if the "deleted" data can still be sold off. Sure you can't view it on the website, but nobody knows what Reddit will hand to Google. Then again certain laws passed recently might make such a thing illegal...
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by klipklop 3y ago
What incentive is there for posters on Reddit to continue to produce new content that is sold off for a profit? Sure they agreed to it in the TOS, but I suspect people might leave the platform. Also how many of the posts are already generat
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by klipklop 3y ago
The irony is with the "shortage" it requires a lot of follow through to actually get your prescription filled. The worst possible scenario for somebody with un-medicated ADHD. This is not a crowd that is good at playing phone tag
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by klipklop 3y ago
Perhaps something nefarious is going on? I notice the generics are always out of stock, but the 5x more expensive brand name can always be filled. If they are closing factories, who is getting the remaining supply?
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by klipklop 3y ago
I just see this as a ploy to "de-value" certain jobs. If somebody with a degree applies they will happily hire them over somebody without one. As a bonus (for the company) they will say during salary negotiation something along th
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by klipklop 3y ago
Note you have to spend $7,000/yr to break even on the additional CC points considering the price of Prime. I have spent way, way under that the last few years. With the addition of ads to their streaming service, I am out. They don’t o
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by klipklop 3y ago
For the VC elite-types they don’t really live exclusively in the US. Most of them likely have NZ passports already. Look at how all the tech CEOs and rich guys left the US during Covid. The (former) US wealthy elite don’t have the same stro
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by klipklop 3y ago
How is supporting the military of your adversary not treason? Especially if a war does break out and those weapons are used against the US. Remember China is not the ally of the US. You don’t ship fentanyl and other synthetic drugs to a cou
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by klipklop 3y ago
All part of the managed decline of the US. These people are not stupid. They know exactly what they are doing.
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by klipklop 3y ago
23andMe has always been a shady company. It would be better for them to go out of business and all the data they collected on people be deleted. Of course they are looking for new ways to bypass any privacy laws to share peoples genetic inf
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by klipklop 3y ago
Sure but somebody with no pull like him has a very low chance of getting their account back.
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by klipklop 3y ago
Nope. After they announced they were going to charge me extra to not have ads in Prime Video I canceled. I have had Prime since it launched. They don’t have good prices for items anymore and I can wait a day or two extra instead of paying t
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by klipklop 3y ago
This is literally what the product I am talking about is. It's a box fan that has a filter holder on the back of it. It uses a standard furnace filter size. Keeps you from having to tape the filter on, etc.
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by klipklop 3y ago
A box fan with a HEPA filter stuck to the back of it has been proven to work reducing PM 2.5. The EPA seems to think they are OK: https://www.epa.gov/air-research/research-diy-air-cleaners-r... It's unreasonable f
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by klipklop 3y ago
Sadly the state of California bans simple box fans + filters from being sold. For example if you try to buy a "Lasko Air Flex Steel Portable Home Office 3 Speed Air Purifier Machine Box Room Fan with Manual Ergonomic Control Knob and 6
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by klipklop 3y ago
Ooof you would have to be a massive fool to take on the debt hoping the Chinese government would pay you, a foreign debt holder, back.
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by klipklop 3y ago
It would seem to be in their self interest to not skew the test results. The military has done a lot of research on their testing. A soldier that is too incompetent is a danger to his/her comrades. Previous attempts to recruit soldiers
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by klipklop 3y ago
A bit of sensationalism going on. They still have to pass a standardize test that mostly proves they have an IQ suitable for military service. There are people that could be a great soldier/servicemember that didn’t make it through hig
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by klipklop 3y ago
Yup tired of the election propaganda trying to make it seem like the current ruling party is doing great because the economy is just humming along. At this point the media is gaslighting the public. This is the most bleak economic future I
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by klipklop 3y ago
Agreed. My use of windows dies with Windows 10. My next gaming PC will be Linux and I will deal with not all games working. My steam deck proved this is 100% viable.
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by klipklop 3y ago
Zero percent chance I would pay for these assistants. Due to how useless they are I have been considering removing my Google home devices. In some ways they are worse now than launch. I suspect Alexa devices are similar.
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by klipklop 3y ago
Surprised this works even on iOS. I wonder if a controller would work as well…
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by klipklop 3y ago
This reads like pre-election propaganda. Looking at sky high cost increases and a pretty poor job market (despite what the job reports try to tell you), I don't see how there could be such a huge leap in confidence. It's hilarious
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by klipklop 3y ago
> unwillingness to make sacrifices that older generations did? Ah yes the avocado toast theory. What makes you think that people have changed so much in the last 20 years? The people didn't change, they are mostly the same. The cost

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