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lookalike74
5y ago
Exactly and it's the same eerie silence found when the subject is cryptocurrency. Everyone knows what's going on but those that are not involved stay quiet out of 'respect' for those who are.
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WD40 is a solvent not a lube
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5y ago
Also kratom tea & coffee. Probably not the healthiest but you're hung over anyway so...
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5y ago
Self-satisfaction that they are complicated people who are 'working on themselves' because our medical system affords it. It's now commonplace to hear people say things like "It's my OCD acting up" when they do
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5y ago
I mean he should at least look it or something...
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Thank you! Many of MS's 'productivity tools' are unwanted interruptions you have to Google (not Bing) to learn how to turn off. It's just ridiculous.
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I learned it's easier to listen to Gwyneth Paltrow, who's just as deceitful but prettier and more efficient with bullshit.
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5y ago
It's a systematized process that's fractured and whoever you talk to in HR is either too arrogant to help or too ignorant to know how to. I worked for Amazon twice.
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That's ridiculous, a prolific thief is still just a thief.
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Prison operators turning a blind eye to guards openly selling contraband and cellphone access to prisoners is not only criminal but rampant. A federal prison in the southeastern U.S. recently transferred 90% of their inmates to other facili
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Yep, it's a solvent more than it is a lubricant.
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Being dependent on a substance isn't ideal, but it also isn't the only way to use mind-altering substances.
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Hedge fund dweebs: "We kill newspapers intentionally." Everyone here: "Fuggin NYT"
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5y ago
Has anyone heard Chattanooga TN is cool?
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I work for a medical startup and most of our clients' staff at small to mid-sized practices are poorly trained on the software they use. Even when it's a single EMR software they stay in all day long, helping their patients, a lar
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I didn't watch this but your description gives me hope that someone, somewhere has noted how dot matrix printers made for great audio samples. Public Enemy comes to mind.
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The 'dirty secret' you refer to (1) is mostly wrong because partying with LSD was popular in the early 80s, not meth, and (2) the gay community is and always has been very up front about risky behaviors and how to minimize the ris
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5y ago
Satire and humor both have definitions, neither of which described anything happening here.
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Chappell's not getting any funnier or smarter at his age and expecting him to understand sex, gender, and the differences between them would be like expecting Trump to understand government.
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How do they know that, are they exit polling the robbers?
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I'm close friends with multiple hospital nurses across 6 states who've been working insane shifts and hours for months, and every single one of them says where they work is dysfunctional and ragged right now.
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5y ago
Makes me think of Dr. Bronner and his fabulous soap
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5y ago
Thanks, definitely going to try. Someone shared the user agent string for the google bot once, and I saved it in a capable browser and that works pretty well also.
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I've always viewed fb through a browser tab and to use Messenger I change the browser to desktop mode. A couple of months ago, fb started saying something like "You have a message waiting from..." with the profile of a friend
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I got Google One just for the telephone customer service option. They weren't very helpful for my needs in particular, but I think most people would appreciate the phone option for the $2+ a month it cost.
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This was an issue for both of the medical startups I've worked for. The first was started by a physician who kept trying to be physician and tech CEO all at once, and the current one has as almost as many executives as 'others
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>"...most of the people who die from tobacco and alcohol do so in old age, not instantly, like they do when they are poisoned or overdose." This view of alcohol and tobacco follows decades of social assumptions and is highly du
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"The 2020 Cochrane meta-study of Alcoholics Anonymous says that, based on randomized controlled trials, AA-oriented therapies have a 42% abstinent rate one year after treatment, compared to the 35% abstinence rate with other therapies.
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Sorry, there are untold (but not unknown) millions more people around the world who've recovered from addiction with 12-step than anything medical. AA was founded in part by a doctor (himself an alcoholic) who recognized that medical s
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> "Opinion A can make people feel powerless. I’m an addict and I’ll be that way forever- it creates feelings of shame and being a victim. It also creates a stigma in society that addicts are somewhat broken and can’t be fixed. Opini
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