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moosebear847
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moosebear847
5y ago
Yes, instantly recognized the title as from MacRumors. Although the sad face `:(` is missing
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5y ago
Valid point, I will try practicing it with the aim of accepting both variations.
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5y ago
Interesting, yeah it's probably hard for a famous person to connect with you on a real level if you're busy groveling and kissing the ground they walk on.
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moosebear847
5y ago
Why is it that treating collective nouns (e.g. Apple) as plural has a tendency to trigger an irrational negative emotional response for me? What's even weirder is that I used to think that made more sense and used it too, until convent
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5y ago
Vindication is morally questionable, but someone could be tempted to it to attach consequence to the offending behavior. After deciding not to take the low road, how did you handle these situations in the future?
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6y ago
This is amazing and i love you for posting this. Goals.
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moosebear847
6y ago
Block them!
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moosebear847
6y ago
Incorporating some of what u/aksss stated, don't let them freely and peacefully hang out there or it will be a habit and be harder to stop. They will understand at some point. Always be calm and gentle, while also very firm and cl
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6y ago
I like your tip of 'Never let cat have freedom or peace on the counter', have ended up doing this (the intent will be more purposeful now thanks to you) for my young, very strongheaded cat jumping on the car. Repeated this 5 times
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6y ago
If you raise a cat from kitten so it doesn't experience negative memories/associations with humans, consistently and empathetically analyze what it wants, and earn it's trust, they will be unbelievably affectionate and attach
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6y ago
Anyone else instinctively click away from Vice articles? After their awesome North Korea reporting it got weird.
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6y ago
What is firehose user data? I've become an expert on 11,000kPa-pressure hoses used to extinguish fires, but still have no idea what you mean!
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6y ago
Lol what the heck, the first one is WAY more snarky than the second! Unless you meant that the second is just not dripping in enough snark.
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6y ago
If you are a software dev, you should know that devs love to expend relatively extravagant effort and time to figure out an issue, explain it precisely, and fix it to avoid the possibility of it happening again.
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6y ago
Not a bad thing to surface good things multiple times :>
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moosebear847
6y ago
Idk anything, except that one of these ninjas is lying.
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moosebear847
6y ago
I enjoyed the vibes!
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6y ago
Imagine having to do this every day, sometimes multiple times in a day. It gets annoying really fast, especially just having to repeat the same thing all the time. Also you have to "please hold" for variable amounts of time.
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moosebear847
6y ago
Muscles underneath. Lots, of muscles.
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moosebear847
6y ago
This article makes me feel misled. Doesn't niche as applied here apply to everything from the wheel to soap? Fake examples: The general needed a wheel to move his cargo, so when he had the wheel invented, now the wheel was from an army
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6y ago
While mid-reply and defining what the problem is, I realized a solution would be to just ignore the nested git project B, and deal with them separately. I must admit my original question wasn't well thought out, as I can't recall
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6y ago
Anyone know a clean way to have nested git projects? Every time I make a commit in B (the nested git project), there are changes in A. Previous searching of a solution was hard to understand..
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6y ago
Dan luu's article mentioned these two options as unreliable. What's the reason for the disparity?
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6y ago
Yes, you should be in prison since you are a terrible person.
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6y ago
Does [@] mean clarification?
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6y ago
When he was obese, people were like, ugh a fat slug who needs to stop eating 2000 calories a sitting. plus his nose is kinda crooked. When he got fit, all the sudden he started looking a pretty sexy guy who's got it together. that slig
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6y ago
Wow.. love your clear and straightforward writing. And it's the first time I've felt I understand what SEO is and isn't (super secret magical sorcery). How come you would have had to quit the job wo this book?
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6y ago
Ha.. thanks. going to try out on my outdoor+indoor hybrid cat to see if i can take it for a walk.
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This is me for a sec every time I see UK collective plural nouns, for example, 'Apple have 10k employees'. Actually now that I think about it, people from Britain must feel like something's off even MORE often from this diffe
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6y ago
The kinda people that make it to the top in politics, are the hustlers.
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