nomofomo2

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   by nomofomo2 6y ago

   Because it IS the best option. Temperature checks are theatre, and don't matter when it only takes one asymptomatic, maskless person to spread a deadly respiratory illness.
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   by nomofomo2 6y ago

   I biked to a non-doctor appointment in 80+ degree heat recently. A guy thermometer-gunned my forehead before coming in. I was outside and visibly sweaty, but I still had to warn him that given the circumstances, my temperature might appear
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   by nomofomo2 6y ago

   Well shit. I had a rough childhood (not nearly as bad as some folks, but bad enough that I'm still in therapy and dealing with fallout like anxiety and depression), and this study makes intuitive sense. I also encourage anyone struggli
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   by nomofomo2 6y ago

   Agreed! I pick up Go a few times a year (which doesn't help, admittedly) and even consulting the official documentation, it's hard for me to figure out what the current, correct way of doing things is.
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   by nomofomo2 6y ago

   No, blaming it on a lack of discipline or willpower is the easy thing to do, and it's what we've BEEN doing, all while enabling companies like Coca-Cola to mass produce addictive, sugary garbage. We're all victims of our own