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by ksenzee 3y ago
Ah, women’s health privacy vs men’s health privacy - kind of weird but understandable.
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by ksenzee 3y ago
Why on earth would there be separate coupons for men and women?
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by ksenzee 3y ago
As it happens, Washington put some reasonable-sounding rules in place after the 2020 protests ( https://crosscut.com/politics/2021/07/what-new-wa-police-acc... ), and our police reacted in the same way yours di
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by ksenzee 3y ago
In the 10, 10.2, and 10.3 headers. (Also thanks! I have been vaguely wishing for something like this for years and didn’t know it existed.)
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by ksenzee 3y ago
Ugh, I didn’t realize that. I got in just under the wire at 44—guess I’m glad my ex left when he did?
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by ksenzee 3y ago
Cervical cancer kills. I don’t think you mean “it’s worse for a man to lose his penis than for a woman to die” but that’s how it’s coming across. And that’s unfortunate because your point is entirely valid: men are not nearly terrified enou
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by ksenzee 3y ago
Agreed. I’d rather see “doesn’t actively recommend” or “is neutral” or something.
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by ksenzee 3y ago
Or you’ve been monogamous but are now getting divorced, or whatever. Not that uncommon.
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by ksenzee 3y ago
I can’t tell whether you’re unfamiliar with the single- vs. double-staircase architectural arguments, or disagreeing with them: https://slate.com/business/2021/12/staircases-floor-plan-twi...
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by ksenzee 3y ago
The two-staircase requirement leads directly to apartment buildings being big, with long corridors. Given my choice of living in a small building with a few families, with one staircase, where people know each other (the one-stair architect
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by ksenzee 3y ago
Not to be flip, but the fact that Google canceled a project doesn’t say a whole lot about whether that project was viable.
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by ksenzee 3y ago
Is there no similar phenomenon for four-digit numerals in, say, base 8, or base 13?
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by ksenzee 3y ago
The author isn’t doing anything systematic with “they” replacing he/she everywhere; it’s just that the main character uses “they” pronouns. For people who don’t know anyone using “they” pronouns, a book like this can be a helpful way t
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by ksenzee 3y ago
you… you know there are three sequels, right? Are you lucky enough to still have one of them remaining to read?
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by ksenzee 3y ago
I love everything about this. Shopping for hardware now. If I get it up and running, I'll submit a PR for the US Episcopal calendar. This is a bigger and more involved project than I think a lot of people will realize. One of my recent
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by ksenzee 3y ago
I agree with almost everything here, but this isn't what I'm referring to. What I hear ad nauseam is not that SEA/PDX/SFO are used Corollas but that they're Pintos with fire coming out the tail end. If what you&#x27
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by ksenzee 3y ago
This is where it gets subjective again and I bow out, because the Seattleites I know would disagree with you (except about the cops, which is the same problem nationwide).
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by ksenzee 3y ago
It doesn't look to me (from 20 miles away) as if Seattle's government is notably efficient or effective, and I'd even say one-party rule is partly to blame: opposition parties serve a useful purpose. But I don't think th
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by ksenzee 3y ago
Hm. We have plenty of Washington-to-Texas migration from the suburbs, and there's no serious contention that, say, Auburn and Kent are mismanaged by Democrats. I know multiple families who have left for Texas in the last few years, and
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by ksenzee 3y ago
There's this idea that west coast cities are shitholes, and honestly it's BS. I live in the Seattle suburbs and I'm downtown regularly, and the only obvious problem is the public disorder visited on us all by Martin v. Boise.
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by ksenzee 3y ago
I agree wholeheartedly that unpredictable software is unacceptable in cars, and I drive an older model car specifically because it's not loaded with touchscreen software "features," but cruise control is the wrong target for
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by ksenzee 3y ago
Cruise control has been around for decades, and is a tool for maintaining a constant speed. When you're passing someone, you should not be maintaining a constant speed. Cruise control is therefore the wrong tool for that situation. Dri
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by ksenzee 3y ago
No, in this case I think it’s fair to ask for clarification, since the whole point of the article is that things are suddenly breaking on Teslas.
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by ksenzee 3y ago
It’s unbelievable that you’re not supposed to use cruise control when passing? It sounds like common sense to me: you’re supposed to be accelerating to get past the other car.
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by ksenzee 3y ago
False analogy. The blockchain is not a tool intended for use in creating more images along the lines of the ones it contains.
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by ksenzee 3y ago
Now that it's known to be contaminated with CSAM, using it is likely against US federal law. So they've now done their competitors a favor, and exposed themselves to liability. Seems unlikely.
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by ksenzee 3y ago
It is, in countries that negotiate price. The US is doing the equivalent of walking into a market where everyone else is negotiating, and taking the vendor’s first sky-high offer.
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by ksenzee 3y ago
I’m not a huge Threads user (I’m more of a Hachyderm type myself) but it really would make a great addition to the fediverse. I didn’t expect it to ever really happen, of course, so this is very encouraging news.
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by ksenzee 3y ago
Guys, hm? Fascinating.
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All she would have to do is see your handle once, idly and innocently wonder what it means, and google it. A curious, intelligent person might well do that. So either you don’t think she’s curious and intelligent, or you have such amazing o

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