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protonbob
6mo ago
How does Jellyfin solve findings Blu-ray copies of old movies? Unless you say you just pirate them? Jellyfin isn’t just for movie pirates.
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7mo ago
The phenomenon of google dorks would say otherwise.
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8mo ago
You don’t have to completely avoid it, reducing exposure is helpful. It’s not hard to get rid of it in your own home where you probably spend most of your time and eat most of your meals.
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8mo ago
> Theft From the Person offences have a crime rate of 8.21 reports per 1,000 people in London, which is 4.69 times the national average. This figure is calculated from 87,224 crime reports logged by Metropolitan Police during the 12-mont
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9mo ago
Amoral by what standard? That’s where the conservatism comes in.
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9mo ago
Yes. Many of us read it multiple times a year.
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11mo ago
Lots of people still like G Shocks and digital casios. They are very popular among college students in the U.S
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1y ago
> but these jobs are going to be the first on the chopping block as these integrations mature. Perhaps this is part of the negativity? This is a bad thing for the middle class.
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1y ago
Yeah and I leave them. But I don't remember them without a comment either.
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1y ago
> Try to get as narrow as possible, even to implementation details. I think this is a great way to tell if someone knows their craft but it could also select for people with 1) really good memory 2) really good bs. I have made lots of te
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1y ago
If you were given the ratchet and then someone wanted to charge you every time you use it you would also be pissed.
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1y ago
> This wasn't some amateur hour scam. This was sophisticated: > The Bottom Line"
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1y ago
> I was not just counting clicks; I was watching behavior. > This was not the obvious spam that gets filtered out. This was sophisticated bot traffic designed to fool standard analytics platforms. > Humans are messy; these bots wer
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1y ago
Some countries have nationalized healthcare
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1y ago
It’s not nuance, it’s intellectual dishonesty.
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1y ago
You may have missed this part. >the Windows-only software I have to use for work is no longer nagging me about being out of support
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1y ago
> A celebration of life will be held at The Verve Hotel, 1360 Worcester St. Natick, on Monday, September 29, 2025 from 6:00 – 9:00 pm. Please join my family to celebrate my life, have a glass of wine…some tasty nibbles… and don’t forget
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1y ago
You know that was a respirator right? It wasn't a real 'throuple'
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1y ago
> Sometimes, I close my eyes while I breastfeed my daughter and the cocktail of oxytocin and prolactin saturates my brain in a way that resurrects Jake with hallucinatory vividness. Suddenly, we’re 27 and running out of the cold Seattle
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1y ago
Yes a doctor prescribed it to my wife.
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1y ago
As I clarified in another comment, I was talking about avoiding it for common aches and pains. In cases of real migraines, I would be very grateful if tylenol gave any real relief. It never did for me.
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1y ago
This is doctor prescribed. It is an extremely low dose. https://www.acog.org/clinical/clinical-guidance/committee-op...
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1y ago
I didn't mean to say it should never be taken. Sometimes medicines should be taken that have risks for the baby. But it shouldn't be taken for minor headaches and aches and pains like it can be when not pregnant.
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1y ago
Right. And the benefits for tylenol are small.
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1y ago
Yeah my wife is also pregnant and sometimes it is really tough on her but she doesn't use any medication other than baby aspirin for blood pressure. The alternative is exercise, anti-inflammatory foods, and also realizing that it isn&#
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1y ago
There really are risks. It's just not worth it during pregnancy. The pain killing effects of tylenol aren't worth the potential risks during pregnancy. https://www.mountsinai.org/about/newsroom/2025/
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1y ago
If it is just a tool then a tape recorder company should be liable as well. It doesn't do any sort of notice or make it obvious that someone is being recorded.
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1y ago
Tread carefully doesn’t mean inaction
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1y ago
> The fence isn't there. It never was. It's just the memory of some childhood rejection, some social rule someone made up, some fear that caring more makes you matter less. Chesterton's Fence would say that maybe there is
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1y ago
Man. I wish the computer did the laundry and let me do the coding. What happened here?
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