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by mmmpop 4y ago
Imagine an app where we can bring the identifying people _to you_.
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by mmmpop 4y ago
A quick check with Uncle Google tells me that games are non-transferable as they are bound to your account. So I suppose if in your legal will you wanted to designate someone as a benefactor (lol) then that's your prerogative. That sai
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by mmmpop 4y ago
> What happens when I die? Can I sell my Steam library? HN frowns upon trolling.
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by mmmpop 4y ago
Sweet, can you send me an invite to that Discord server??
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by mmmpop 4y ago
>a MASSIVE 1200 calorie dinner Yeah no one likes your humble brags about how little you eat and feel JUST GREAT. You're probably worse for it. I'm 5'11", ~170 lbs and rather lazy right now, running ~15 miles a week an
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by mmmpop 4y ago
I thought the same thing. I just wonder do any of these people actually move? Apologies if you're less-than-abled but good lord, if you're not and you're surviving on so few calories, I just wonder if you're moving enoug
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by mmmpop 4y ago
Beethoven's 9th is overwrought trash, so not following the comparison to one of the greatest novels ever written?
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by mmmpop 4y ago
That's no fun, especially when I don't really know where you're trying to go with this one?
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by mmmpop 4y ago
I did something similar with the discontinued duck mug that Pier 1 used to sell. $30 for a $15 mug but ya know, sometimes you just need the thing.
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by mmmpop 4y ago
> Or maybe I’m just lazy. Hit me up if you figure this one out. I can't be bothered to get my personal website back up and it's just an nginx configuration away for about a year now.
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by mmmpop 4y ago
Limits are taught in a way that gives the learner a taste of higher math, but when I took university calculus at 18 I wasn't really enthused about the "beauty". 15 years later I finally get it and am working my way into some
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by mmmpop 4y ago
I get where you're coming from and while I still fucking loathe the term "isomorphic" in my web development, I feel that an application of basic engineering practices go a long way in development of even modestly-complex webs
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by mmmpop 4y ago
Couldn't agree with this more, sadly the other missing piece is the personality required to do that. When added to the other three traits that are already uncommon to find in one person, you're talking about a very unique individu
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by mmmpop 4y ago
I haven't either but they're fairly notorious for producing low-quality physicians, perhaps due to the beach life competing with their studies.
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by mmmpop 4y ago
> I’ve always wondered why more of my high paid friends in High Finance haven’t done this Their peers won't tolerate that sort of behavior.
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by mmmpop 4y ago
Oh, is that why there are so many medical schools in the Caribbean? This thread has been so enlightening.
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by mmmpop 4y ago
OH I'm projecting, I own an embarrassing amount of Patagonia clothing because it's really great.
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by mmmpop 4y ago
>> I would buy clothes with no distinctive marks if I could find them. Just plain material and colors. The irony being that actual "high-class" clothing is exactly what you're describing, at least since I've been a
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by mmmpop 4y ago
What or who defines "status clothes"? Is it the little Lacoste alligator that sets people off? "How dare they spend $100 on a shirt just to piss me off!" I don't care much for your plain t-shirt with a fuck all Pata
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by mmmpop 4y ago
>> Before exercise I would drink one bottle per week Now that you exercise, I'd hope this seems less excessive? When I take time off from running, I cut back on the alcohol hard else I feel like absolute shit. Cardio and beers ar
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by mmmpop 4y ago
I'm still prone to overeating when I'm in a lifting phase and since those come and go in spurts, I've never been able to tame that. On the other hand, I've been a 3+ hour a week cardio guy for a decade and when I first g
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by mmmpop 4y ago
LibreOffice sounds like a co-working space founded by college libertarians.
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by mmmpop 4y ago
It's a fine feature for a company to say "we don't owe anyone their right as a US citizen to 1st Amendment 'free speech' but we'll certainly offer it because we think it's good (and profitable, obviously.)
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by mmmpop 4y ago
I don't necessarily disagree but good lord XKCD got awful preachy?? If you're so damn smart and witty and above the fray of petty bickerings, then you shouldn't feel compelled to lecture the bottom-feeders of the internet as
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by mmmpop 4y ago
I've been reliably informed for about the past year and a half that having a degenerate child is in no way a reflection of the character of a parent, unless we're talking about the 4 years before that when actually, wait, that&#x2
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by mmmpop 4y ago
https://i.redd.it/3hn1jb4p3ih41.jpg
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by mmmpop 4y ago
> only the occasional site (though considerably more of certain types of sites) breaking. That is not at all my experience while browsing without JS enabled.
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by mmmpop 4y ago
I take your point but I had awful redneck grammar until I was 22 or so, and it's something everyone can fix if they just put the time in. I'm not a stickler for "correct" words because language evolves, but if you come t
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by mmmpop 4y ago
I think what I'm getting at is that the "rich White affluent people gave me a chance" and I "didn't behave" according to their standards, so they pushed me out. I was too young to understand, but perhaps they h
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by mmmpop 4y ago
Well, I was a dirt poor child of a single Puerto Rican mom in eastern Kentucky and I was accepted in gifted education the first year I went to public schools (which was the first year it was offered--the reason I went.) But to your point, I

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