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by ok_dad 2y ago
It’s too expensive. Every other option is several times cheaper. It’ll never get less expensive because the inherent risks necessitate the expense. These expenses are mostly related to having to plan, construct, and operate a plant with per
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Also the issue of mining the uranium, which is horrible for the areas mined. Nuclear isn’t an option because of financial reasons anyways and probably never will be, and that’s as a person who loves nuclear and used to be a budding nuclear
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I have a “select choice fam unl 50tt” which I’ve had forever (I buy phones outright to keep it) and still pay $85 for two lines. I don’t see any price increases for my account recently. I have unlimited everything except 5gb of tethering. I
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I was thinking they could have solved this earlier, perhaps if they had found they couldn’t plug wells properly decades ago, they might not have allowed as much drilling, or would have researched and experimented sooner to figure it out. My
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Socialism is alive and well for corporations. Oil wells should be fully plugged and dealt with before they can be abandoned by the companies pumping them. Instead, private land owners and taxpayers foot the bill. Disgusting.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I just bought a house at 40, so I guess I’m allowed to retire at 70? I’ll be dead before then at this rate.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I’d love to see a double blind study done on this device and others like it, I figure maybe there’s a placebo effect, or perhaps many of the people sat still for half an hour which allowed them “time off” mentally, as if meditating. I don’t
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by ok_dad 2y ago
It’s this kind of stupid biased comment that I hate the most. What logic says that these folks were “poor performers” rather than Microsoft hiring too many people? Everyone knows that in massive layoffs these companies aren’t competent enou
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by ok_dad 2y ago
As long as you pay for the trial day. Otherwise, that’s hilariously entitled of your company to ask.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Here we were, fighting against the government doing this sort of thing, and we let the big corps start it up instead. I’m not happy to see this sort of thing. What can we seriously do to protect our privacy these days, do we even have priva
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by ok_dad 2y ago
The only reason I use windows is for gaming, and I’m trying to figure out how to switch away as soon as possible. Unfortunately, I do sim racing, so it’ll be hard to get the peripherals working properly. I’m really sick of Microsoft lately
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by ok_dad 2y ago
They think she’s a drunk, she says she isn’t, the easiest way to find out is ensure she can’t have alcohol. Not that hard to do at a hospital! Seems like a simple idea to me. Remember, it took several visits to figure this out, and no one e
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by ok_dad 2y ago
So if patients are so unreliable, why not send her to inpatient for one night to find out? There was a really simple way to solve this.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
No, cars are not able to talk to the mechanic to tell them where it hurts.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Now you’re just mixing up sub groups and definitions to meet your criteria. Mine are simple: doctors should listen more.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
So you’re admitting they don’t listen, they just try whatever’s most common.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Six nines? Really? Sounds like you need to show evidence of that claim.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
She came in, the doctor asked if she had drunk alcohol, she says no, what more is there to understand? This doctor didn’t listen. If he had, even if he didn’t know about this specific disease, he could have started tests and brought in othe
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by ok_dad 2y ago
“I haven’t drank alcohol.” The doctors interpretation: “She’s clearly a drunk.” Like I said elsewhere, a night in the hospital would have solved this immediately, but the doctor was unable to get past their own bias.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
The standard here was the doctor didn’t listen to the woman. He could easily have found she was lying or not with a simple overnight visit to the hospital. Put her in there for one night, see she’s not drinking but still drunk, and that’s i
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by ok_dad 2y ago
My standard is that doctors listen to patients, which they don’t do because they don’t respect them. They think they’re all knowing, incapable of mistakes, and let their personal biases rule. Every doctor I’ve been to has struggled to liste
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Doctors should be held to higher standards than auto mechanics.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I was able to log into my account that I was locked out of because of this. Trying to add a FIDO token to my account has become impossible, as Google simply doesn’t recognize it for future logins. Now I’ve been forced to use a passkey, the
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I’m also looking for similar answers, so I’ll be reading replies here too.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
Hot take, putting advertising employees at the same level as literal murderers.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
> financially protecting their employees They could just pay a living wage like most other countries where tipping is not a thing.
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I guess they have double blind trials to prove that it works? If not, it’s a scam. Not even a chance it’s not a scam at that point. What you describe is a medical device, according to the FDA, so if it actually worked they’d have certain ap
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by ok_dad 2y ago
This is something you have to specifically enable right? Right?! I’m sick of brain dead execs and product managers. What world do these people live in?
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by ok_dad 2y ago
I’ll agree in some capacity that ads are a scourge today, but what’s your alternative? You can’t just burn down the world ave start fresh, there has to be a better way and a plan to transition. Those who would just burn the world down are n
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by ok_dad 2y ago
55% isn’t big to be when you consider they made the content, though the cost’s for video are probably higher than most things online.

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