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by s5300 3y ago
Caring about potential loss of material objects over deep human connection sounds like an absolutely miserable way to live your one short life in this universe!
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10,000 Drone Operators Trained – Ukraine Minister of Digital Transformation(news.yahoo.com)
3 points by s5300 3y ago|1 comments
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by s5300 3y ago
>>But later, if you succeed, you can make it up to them and make it worth it for them as well. Just incase anybody is unaware - this is really not how interpersonal relationships work. Especially romantic interests. You may one day
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by s5300 3y ago
Hmm… In my experience, good quality clothing can be found near unfathomably cheap (in the U.S. atleast) at estate sales in/around historically middle-upper class neighborhoods of cities. Or rich zip codes in general. It’s even better i
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by s5300 3y ago
Why does the free market and comfortable clothing options make you furious?
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by s5300 3y ago
Hopefully the kids will realize the only retribution they’re going to get involves sending everybody that caused this into a wood chipper that shoots out directly into a fire. They’ll probably never find the attention span to do so. But I c
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by s5300 3y ago
>> and classist; you're clearly saying between the lines that you think poor people are fat/lazy. Uhh… I’m from one of the poorest parts of Appalachia & am myself disabled (and living on a corresponding income) - do not
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by s5300 3y ago
E-bikes probably aren’t going to be a great ROI in communities like this. Half of the people are honestly likely to be too out of shape to be able to use one. That sounds quite crass, but it’s true. It’s also not uncommon for people living
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by s5300 3y ago
Why does going lithium mean 18650? 14500s have always existed. I think there’s even smaller than that but I haven’t personally checked in a bit.
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by s5300 3y ago
A reminder that they’re likely to never find happiness or meaning.
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by s5300 3y ago
>> jackal ass corporation I’m pretty sure the history of Nintendo is tied in with brothels, gambling, & mild organized crime… Their current C-suite carrying on with power hungry practices & greed is not particularly surprising
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by s5300 3y ago
Very small fine for genuinely trying to subvert democracy & ruin faith in fair elections in the country with the largest military in the world.
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by s5300 3y ago
Hmm… speaking of the 90’s, though it’s on the tail end of it: Mia Mouse/Mia’s Big Adventure Collection was something I recall playing as a kid. I definitely think I was much younger than 7 though, I’d been playing RuneScape for close t
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by s5300 3y ago
Absolutely no reason for it to be. Friends & I in my hobby circle spotweld packs together for various power-tools, though I prefer putting the battery on a load bearing belt or dropleg panel over a backpack. We have a Dyson vacuum runni
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by s5300 4y ago
>>This is sickening, the fuck is wrong with these people? Lack of empathy, morality, compassion- extreme selfishness Wanting to reap all the benefits of being born in/living in a functioning society without giving anything in ret
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by s5300 4y ago
>> Very much not a believer in supplements …why? Vitamin, mineral, and nutrient deficiencies are a very well known science.
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by s5300 4y ago
Dealing with untreated sleep apnea right now & it fucking sucks Breathing properly through your nose when awake & asleep turns out to be really important. I’m incredibly curious on how previous generations knew & the term mouth-
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by s5300 4y ago
I started playing RuneScape in 2003 (I’m not yet 25) & it was incredibly beneficial to my development, academically at least. You’re probably more than good to let them play Minecraft in some form, just remember that while what they’re
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by s5300 4y ago
Lowest common boogeyman to most of society & who they look to blame.
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by s5300 4y ago
Empty space isn’t livable homes & other buildings communities need to flourish & history has shown the free market won’t not greatly abuse the local population if they ever do decide to come in and build any. In other words, the ent
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by s5300 4y ago
No, they’re coming & heavily disrupting the local economy which will lead to the current population unable to afford their lives after some time, which will lead to crime. Do you disagree? Call me crazy, but perhaps if those in SF could
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by s5300 4y ago
>> Houses are quite cheap & I was able to buy my house with straight cash, but ironically that cash was earned in SF! So… you came to the MidWest just to contribute here to the very problem you were trying to escape This is going
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by s5300 4y ago
The 6950 was my first powerful graphics card. It was a great card I bought it used on eBay & it had already been abused. One day it died, and the company that made it told me they had no replacements, so they sent me a brand new 7950 no
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by s5300 4y ago
>> A social safety net is required, but only in so far as the time it takes to get yourself another job Or the time it takes to rehabilitate somebody with a fairly severe musculoskeletal disorder, especially when they’ve otherwise had
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by s5300 4y ago
>> inappropriately tweeted details about her arrest This is typically considered a threat by most well adjusted people, and most definitely an extreme level of harassment.
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by s5300 4y ago
>> If you believe a law is unconstitutional, you have an obligation to not enforce it. This is so funny because police overwhelmingly do not seek any form of higher education & are given guns to kill people in weeks-months of trai
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by s5300 4y ago
It would be really, really nice if we lived in a world where people new nuclear power mostly just means heating water (like many methods of power generation…)
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by s5300 4y ago
>> The whole protest was infiltrated by Government agents. Oh man. One of my buddies who loved to watch Ancient Aliens and Alex Jones has been telling me this for about two decades now. Saddam Hussein apparently died of diabetes a dec
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by s5300 4y ago
>> also think the government was >this< close to being overthrown by a bunch of unarmed yokels. Trying my best to not engage in any pointless discourse in this thread, but there were plenty of highly armed people (quite literal
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by s5300 4y ago
CBP can do whatever they want to anybody within a 100 mile radius of a border (maritime included) which is like, 70%+ of the US population. Even though they’re complete fucking buffoons it’s a really good idea to not fuck with CBP, they get

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