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5y ago
Most 300 pound people I know cannot walk for an hour at a moderate walking speed.
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As a kid, Visual Basic allowed me to write my first shareware, ship it and get sales (not a huge amount, but I think I made about 6000 USD total, which was great as an high school student). I'll agree that it was not a great tool, ther
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Write a birth plan, make the doctor or hospital staff read it and confirm with them they read it. We had told the doctor we wanted delayed cord clamping (not the habit in hk), he acknowledged it despite warning us about jaundice (he was old
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Tried twice, died pretty quickly on level 5
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5y ago
Congratulations! Couldn't happen to a better person. Thanks a lot for Cydia!
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Yup, and unfortunately with covid, it's very very difficult to use miles :)
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5y ago
what month of the year is that?
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I think he finds it funny in the same way Netflix Death to 2021 is funny or SNL jokes about Trump were funny. It's a way to laugh at a terrible situation. Black sarcastic humour when honestly things really suck.
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5y ago
I was able to cancel a while ago by threatening with a chargeback so at least the threat of it seems to help.
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I've setup a misterfpga with the atari ST core and put it in a keyboard case. I think that a lot of the old software from back then are perfect for a 3-6 years old and my hope is that he'll be used to it by the time he's 6 an
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5y ago
Would definitely love reading a write up of this with more details. Super fascinating
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That's entirely true, but then again, that second sim card costs me 20 usd a year, so it's a cheap insurance.
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5y ago
I have a separate phone specifically used for banking (since banks require me to install their 2fa app on my phone) and have a unique sim card that I only use for banks. It's not 100% foolproof I guess but at least it reduces my risk.
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5y ago
I have a lot of found memories of Sega World in Picadilly Circus. Later as I lived in Japan, I really loved the Sega arcades. Truly the end of an Era. Sega is a company that I always liked and always feel regret for, I loved my dreamcast an
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One of the most surprising thing I remember is when I was a student, I met a lot of students in the deaf community (I was an exchange student at RIT which has interpreters in classes) and a few of them felt that the Cochlear implant was a t
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5y ago
Completely agreed... I'd love to be able to only subscribe to music.
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Even before covid, I would always wear a mask if I had a flu and would try as much as possible not to go to shops or pick up anything. A lot of people I know do the same.
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Wow, that completely discredits Scientific American... I'm pretty politically aligned with the nurse who wrote that oped but that doesn't change the fact that this oped is a complete hackjob, attacking great scientists with basele
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5y ago
When evaluating principles, the trick is to extrapolate from each principles what society would be like if they were followed. The first one “Our principle is that people who stab Ed should not get a heart, therefore David should not get a
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I think it really depends on people, I've never had issues skipping breakfast and lunch. When I'm busy enough I will forget to eat easily. But I know a lot of people who cannot skip a single meal and get irritated or angry.
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Yes, it's a good feature for ease of use and makes things less confusing for my mum but I wish I could change that on Mac.
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The problem is that a lot of Firefox users block google analytics, so it would not surprise me that Firefox is very much underrepresented.
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Yes, but I also remember more than a few games that were updated in the play store just not on humble's platform.
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Yes, the android app was awful but it was better than nothing. I did enjoy having a huge library of games on android back when the app was maintained. But nowadays, a lot of games don't even work on modern android and aren't updat
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Ever since they've been bought out by IGN, humble's strategy has been baffling. They switched from Monthly to Choice but quickly had issues because they had to provide a lot more games (reducing the quality of each individual game
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I honestly don't get it, everyone knows that this will not stop piracy, there's no benefit whatsoever to it yet it has significant disadvantages for paying customers.
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What's also very interesting is the differences in colors between the original theater version of certain movies and the newly released remastered blu ray. For example, take a look at Terminator 2 and see how the recently released rema
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I can't count the number of times I complained about the code I saw, did a git blame to see who the hell wrote that and then found my name in the commit logs.
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And now that I look at the same image tonight, I see it as white and gold.
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I was equaly confused but in the opposite direction. No matter how many times I look at it, I can't see it other than black and blue, I certainly don't see any white or gold..
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