phyzome

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by phyzome 6y ago
My current employer does bonuses based on both individual and company performance, and I think they can be sizeable, but I pointedly never did the math when accepting the offer or since then. I don't want to know. Base salary is in t
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by phyzome 6y ago
You claimed it was not an alternative. But it is an alternative; I use it all day every day at work and at home, and I have for years. It's obviously working. Market share has nothing to do with whether something is an option.
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by phyzome 6y ago
And what's Firefox, chopped liver?
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by phyzome 6y ago
I don't get it. Couldn't you also just... not record any cohort information that is sent to you? (Admittedly I have not looked very deeply into FLoC.)
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by phyzome 6y ago
> So it is no surprise that any type of work on the seats puts this system in an error state. It's only not surprising if you already know a ton about cars, which is a terrible definition of "surprising" to use here.
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by phyzome 6y ago
I have to ask -- are you aware of the existence of bimetallic strips, and how they can perform this function in a completely mechanical way? (No electricity.) It doesn't get you active air movement, of course, but it has worked for yea
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by phyzome 6y ago
But definitely don't make us owe back pay!
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by phyzome 6y ago
But probably not very cold, or musty for that matter. And "damp" would only be used ironically to describe an entirely aqueous environment. "Hmm, I don't like the ocean, it's a bit damp."
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by phyzome 6y ago
> dank and airless internal tunnel It can't be "dank" if it's entirely liquid filled, come on.
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by phyzome 6y ago
Why are you hiding it behind a bitly link?
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by phyzome 6y ago
And here I thought you were asking in good faith.
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by phyzome 6y ago
Also try a paste made of baking soda and water. I've used it as an emergency deodorant and it is bewilderingly effective and fast.
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by phyzome 6y ago
Low carb probably helps. Also likely: Low in synthetic chemicals, low in heavily processed foods.
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by phyzome 6y ago
I tried just rubbing dirt in one armpit for a couple months a while back, to no effect. I'll have to try the more principled approach (what process did you use?), or maybe just give the AOB spray a shot and see what happens.
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by phyzome 6y ago
Yes! I end up soaping my hair about once or twice a year if there's a sudden spike in oiliness (I don't understand why this happens) but the vast majority of the time I just scrub with hot water. From what others have said, it may
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by phyzome 6y ago
My advice: Scrub hard, don't soap. I stopped using body soap in the shower about a year ago and I can't recall a time my skin has ever been healthier or cleaner. Instead of soap, I use a wet washcloth and scrape my skin with it, s
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by phyzome 6y ago
It's the clothes that start to stink, especially the synthetics. If you were naked, you wouldn't smell much. Maybe a bit of oniony armpit smell, but not the rank gym locker smell.
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by phyzome 6y ago
Paywalled. Anyone have a bypass? Edit: Got one! https://outline.com/HX3MA7
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by phyzome 6y ago
« Today, fiat-backed digital currencies, commonly referred to as “stablecoins,” have emerged as a promising new payment innovation, combining the benefits of digital currencies with the stability of existing currencies like the US dollar. »
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by phyzome 6y ago
It's actually part of how I know how fast I was going that one time. :-) I was on a 45mph speed limit road and I was keeping up with the cars, but I wasn't sure if they were following the limit. But I was later able to tap at the
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by phyzome 6y ago
You don't believe those speeds are possible? When I was commuting to work before the pandemic, I would regularly keep up with city traffic at 40 km/h on a level road for up to a few minutes at a time. (Now that they'll be low
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by phyzome 6y ago
Also, I'm pretty sure those pine needles are an important part of the ecosystem that has been inundated with them for thousands of years.
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by phyzome 6y ago
You can get into them. You're just not allowed to wander around coughing on everyone until your quarantine period is up.
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by phyzome 6y ago
Full headline is better: "U.S. citizens no longer have access to most of the world — the global South never had it"
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by phyzome 6y ago
Same with Rite Aid. (Actually, Walgreens bought up a bunch of them recently.)
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by phyzome 6y ago
Jenny's Number: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/867-5309/Jenny
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by phyzome 6y ago
https://siderea.dreamwidth.org/ is another widely read blog. Most DW users post under friends-lock. You're not going to see most DW posts unless someone has given you access.
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by phyzome 6y ago
Facebook users don't see those spam pages unless someone on Facebook sends a Facebook message to another Facebook user linking to them. That's where the spamming is happening.
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by phyzome 6y ago
Yep, natural gas. I feel so mixed about it. I grew up with electric, and the responsiveness of gas is wonderful. But piping an explosive substance into the house such that a leak can destroy this house and the neighboring ones is pretty dod
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by phyzome 6y ago
Yeah, it was kind of amazing how the article never explained what exactly "meowing" entailed, and just left readers to figure it out from context.

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