madmask

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by madmask 2y ago
Yes, that’s true it’s a round screw on cap on the torch. However, my casio G-Shock often comes with me and it’s only protected by a flat surface pushing on a gasket through 4 tiny screws.. the battery inside is a coin shape. So I still thin
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by madmask 2y ago
The battery of my diving torch is removable.. and of course doesn’t flood after 40 meters dives. This is a marketing excuse
33.
by madmask 2y ago
So I don’t lose the habit when talking/writing to people
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by madmask 2y ago
I try hard not to pollute my learning with falsehoods. Like I really hate spending time learning bs, not knowing is way better than knowing something wrong.
35.
by madmask 2y ago
I think this is THE point.
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by madmask 2y ago
I noticed something similar. Productivity does go up if you don’t replace social media with other forms of entertainment. After a while one gets bored and starts doing more stuff, either work or hobbies
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by madmask 2y ago
I can’t believe this is a real problem. Refineries are bombed and stay on fire for days, some places in the world light on fire rubbish all the time, plenty of inefficiencies in heating, transportation, etc.. and the problem is.. cow farts.
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by madmask 2y ago
This is exactly what should not happen. Meat is great, especially when grass fed.
39.
by madmask 2y ago
Finally some character :)
40.
by madmask 2y ago
That would be a good incentive to become a good scientist
41.
by madmask 2y ago
I am an europoor from Italy but 5.5 millions.. I think I could retire for a few centuries
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by madmask 2y ago
May be true, but if there are no other pathologies that require frequent visit to the hospital, and the quiet living might help the mental side of things, why not? Maybe giving it a go for a while at first. Maybe it’s just me, I only once i
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by madmask 2y ago
I would move outside of the city/town, on a very small but independent house far from others. A quiet and beautiful natural place. Now internet is everywhere and it’s possible to work from nice places.
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by madmask 2y ago
I agree with you, science fraud is terrible. It pollutes and breaks the scientific method. Enormous resources are wasted, not just by the fraudster but also by all the other well meaning scientists who base their work on that. In my experie
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by madmask 2y ago
Rounded is much better. Now even macs are getting squareish :(
46.
by madmask 2y ago
Career as playing the game and climbing the ladder is bullshit. One can provide without a “career”.
47.
by madmask 2y ago
Capitalism gives you opportunities to climb the ladder
48.
by madmask 2y ago
Do you prefer meetings or solving problems? Pretty sure I’d jump off a bridge after 2 weeks of meetings
49.
by madmask 2y ago
Looks like a thing that takes away the pleasure from gardening/small scale farming.
50.
by madmask 2y ago
The planet will be fine and people will adapt
51.
by madmask 2y ago
Telegram is basically the same
52.
by madmask 2y ago
Would you describe this as similar to proprioception? Like one knows the position of his own limbs without looking or visualizing.
53.
by madmask 2y ago
Well maybe the plan wasn't to become a martyr and die for charity. If they are providing value they should be able to thrive, not just survive.
54.
by madmask 2y ago
Try some citrulline
55.
by madmask 2y ago
Exactly, move out of the city where conditions are better. With remote work or a couple of commutes a week should be feasible for many.
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by madmask 2y ago
Independent house is the way
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by madmask 2y ago
As fas as I know the more people use the strategy the worse it performs, the market is not static, it adapts. Other people react to the buy/sell of your strategy and try to exploit the new pattern.
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by madmask 2y ago
It’s just convenience and trust. No need to input addressess or make another account plus good return policies.
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by madmask 3y ago
After “EU launches probes..” i was hoping to read planet names
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by madmask 3y ago
It warms my heart seeing old designs still working just fine.

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