oigursh

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by oigursh 4y ago
Your honor, we rest our badgers badgers badgers badgers
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by oigursh 4y ago
Disgusting behaviour. If you've ever spoken to anyone who's had one, they are a huge life-disrupting procedure.
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by oigursh 4y ago
/r/art mods are swivel-eyed loons
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by oigursh 4y ago
In this instance your handle is apt.
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by oigursh 4y ago
Does the fact this voodoo exists and is semi-worth knowing make anyone else angry?
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by oigursh 4y ago
I've seen this used for some really in-depth stuff. If it had some more modules emulated and a nice tutorial this would be perfect for young engineers too.
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by oigursh 4y ago
Read as pretty pompous?
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by oigursh 4y ago
Believe the Market for Lemons may apply: [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Market_for_Lemons
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by oigursh 4y ago
All it will do is drive it underground. Public trading is better than hidden trading.
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by oigursh 4y ago
$10/mo for syncing 3MB of text is what failed Obsidian for me. They wouldn't offer a reduction.
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by oigursh 4y ago
Instructions unclear, have developed expensive drug habit and high blood pressure.
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by oigursh 4y ago
There's a video of a panel with Moxie Marlinspike who says something along the lines that there is value in being able to break the law. It's how society evolves. Complete surveillance means no broken laws, means a relatively stat
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by oigursh 4y ago
The best managers I've seen are the ones that, following a failure from staff, can detect a real apology and earnest promise to learn and do better next time, and then never mentioned it again. The worst ones will detect that same apol
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by oigursh 4y ago
That's the most affecting set of words I've read in a long time. Thank you.
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by oigursh 4y ago
My gut says some of my crippling depression is down to multiple rounds of antibiotics throughout my life. If fecal transplants, or some cheaper-to-prescribe version were made available, feels like that would go a long way to helping a certa
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by oigursh 4y ago
The hardware data being sent to a centralised service which dishes it out when it feels like it is almost always for battery saving.
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by oigursh 4y ago
Open and shut case. Disappointing that the Nutanix engineers care so little about their peers.
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by oigursh 4y ago
I have questions, please. How long have you been eating the yoghurt? Do you use any other tablets/pills/etc to make it? Why make the yoghurt instead of just eating the pills? What do you think it's done for you?
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by oigursh 4y ago
Official syncing on mobile costs $10/mo. Too much for the 2MB of text I have. Other syncing options on Android I've found has felt super hacky so I stopped using it.
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by oigursh 4y ago
of all the ways to spending an early morning with explosives...
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by oigursh 4y ago
You take levodopa without having parkinsons?
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by oigursh 5y ago
I've been to Thailand and Singapore and I don't know what you mean about fetishization. If anything it was embarrassing being white and was pleasant when you were ignored.
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by oigursh 5y ago
My parents, younger sister and all grandparents have glasses. I used to stare at the sun when I was young (I know, dumb), and I don't need them yet (late 30s).
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by oigursh 5y ago
Had a night out with friends recently after a year off. Didn't start to feel right until 4 days later. Not. Worth. It.
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by oigursh 5y ago
Oh get out of here with your suffering is noble nonsense. Take all your clothes off, give away all your money and live outside in a ditch if you like it so much.
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by oigursh 5y ago
How does Tailscale get you the syno files on your phone?
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by oigursh 5y ago
UK, Late 30s, savings $141k(USD) (House equity & Pension roughly 2:1) Feel very much the same. Mostly v.tired.
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by oigursh 5y ago
Earl Grey, hot
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by oigursh 5y ago
my Withings sleep pad diagnosed it for me. Apparently I'd been stopping breathing upwards of 80 times an hour. Still suffer from the long term damage. The CPAP plus weight loss did the job. Would like some jaw surgery but, well it&#x27
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by oigursh 5y ago
Kris the embodiment of a grafter. He started on that land in a tent, p*ping outdoors. He's in the UK where's it's cold and wet half the year. Yet he got up, every day for years and made the land a bit better. No way do I ha

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