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It's got great shortcut usage going for it -- which makes me think of vim/emacs and the learning curves therein.
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Reminds me of a wolfenstein map that was basically small humans in a large room. Honey shrunk the kids vibe.
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This carries over to social anxiety as well -- you tend to overthink what people think and such -- the more you do things the better you naturally get from experience as well.
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4y ago
I think so too, a split keyboard on either side of hips would seem better.
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As long as there are stressed and/or gullible people, there is an avenue for these "smart scams". I distinctly remember getting junk spam physical mail as a kid, saying if you send back $60 dollars they will share the method
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Not to pew pew your suggestion, but apparently sleep, diet, and, exercise effect test levels as well, so more things to check at and rule out before committing to lifelong trt. Although I keep reading testomonials where people say they don&
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Any tips on what type of therapist (psychologist, therapist, counsellor, etc.) and/or treatment you found effective? Sounds like talk therapy -- but did you go through other stuff as well?
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Hold on a second though, I read that certain job levels get skipped if you have a masters or a phd for some companies when hiring. For where the field of study matches the company wouldn't that be quite valuable? Also cost of a masters
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Heat adaption is a real thing. I understand even if you start going to the sauna your body changes physologically.
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Isn't this a quite an annoying thing to setup? IRL Live streamers have these backpacks and they seem needed to be battery powered and quite bulky.
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The problem is the best thing to detoxify is your bodies organs and healthy function of them should be priority numero uno. I think fad diets are the terrority where it gets a bit unreasonable (juice cleanses?). Chakra/Qi cleanses?
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The people vested in using lead in fuel said so out of profit motive, but it seems lead was widely known to be harmful for hundreads of years [0] before it was using it fuel. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IV3dnLzthDA
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I experienced factory throttling on my Thinkpad as well, its a T470p (intel) and I was able to reduce temperature by ~7-10 degrees by undervolting the cpu a teensy bit (and cpu cache as well I think). People recommended re-applying thermal
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Sorry, and thanks for correcting my guideline breaking. I am a stranger in strange lands... I brought it up because its an easy way to bring a moral rightousness example on hckernews. Perhaps more merit to the idea one should think of how o
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Interesting. I'm kind of shocked at how much one-family dwelling there is. I would love to see expansion to Richmond, Delta, Surrey, Burnaby, Coquitlam as there is a ton of commuting population that ingress and egress to Vancouver.
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Would you spare the author 6 months of his life and share what that would accomplish? I mean sure, take a plane ride and turn your clock back xy years but that's not relevant once you arrive back. We want trendlines with a fixed countr
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Not sure why you got such a negative reaction. This is basic 101 holding a investment portfolio (I hope I have it right [1]), the more all in the upper right (higher std dev) of this graph, the higher risk, the more bananas you'll lose
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I am torn. If someone is holding a "ruining peoples lives" chunk in their portfolio, it's not a diversified one -- and it leads to a good life lesson. And if ones all in the stock market and it crashes -- surely you should no
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>* Giving criminals and scammers the ability to exchange goods and services anonymously. I don't see how this is any different than the bog standard "encryption lets criminals and scammers the ability to exchange goods and serv
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Topical may imply temporary, which may have struck a chord with you, but this brings a genuine curiosity to the burning question, what are the conditions if any for returning to normal? I chuckle as I write this as living in western Canada,
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> retirees bring nothing of real value to the economy. Sure they may not be producing anything, but is there any value to the idea they consumers still? A lot of FIRE philosophy is you work hard so you can earn retirement early too --
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This is a great project! I have, over the years accumulated a bunch of bookmarks (exported format) and haven't found an easy way to save "snapshots" for them. This fits my use case perfectly without having to roll out my own
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That's fair how about Tampermonkey -- I use it occasionally to apply js/css/html fixups to sites, e.g. Add browser titles to sites for better bookmarks, re-organize/add site html, etc. I did use it for removing content b
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> Living is unhealthy. Tips fedora. In all seriousness, I think there's obvious medical definitions for unhealthy in regards to addictions, weight, etc. Let's not philosophize some libertarian defense of something that obviousl
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Isn't there catch-it-early type diseases? Like breast cancer, testicular cancer, colon cancer, etc... that prove this wrong? The funny thing is, the older you get, you are likely to have some sort of symptom. Such is life. For blood pr
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And there are things you can do to make it harder too! Like limiting yourself to certain weapons, speed running or even doing a no hit run.
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> sad that Librarything has such poor marketing I did not know it even existed, I have imported all my books into it and will wean myself of Goodreads.
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Doesn't seem like it was repealed from the first link, just not yet applied due to pushing it out into the future? Although the personal emergency leave days and minimum wage freezes do not inspire confidence.
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> If it was a local account then I imagine both would have been much harder. Suprisingly I needed to hack into an old admin account password on a laptop (that I setup on a family member's laptop) and it was suprisingly easy. After
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