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Transitioning from months of underutilization to suddenly being expected to actually work at my 100% capacity for 8 hour days. The muscle that allows me to do it doesn't come back over night, it starts as an absolute fight where the on
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5y ago
Your comment would imply they both lack certain innovations we have but also have equally big ones they're ahead of us on. I don't really find that to be the case. I think it is awesome you can board a bus with a 10,000 yen note a
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5y ago
>Will we pretend that the usage of floppy disks is normal in almost 2022? This is Japan, no pretending needed. They're waaaay backwards, internet there tends to be 20 years behind the times for starters ... Thought this was common k
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5y ago
Should have recorded the call to use in your fraud case to charge back the money with the help of your bank
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5y ago
I'm totally on the same page. After my millionaire frugal friend told me he managed $88/mo TCO, I've been chasing that target nonstop
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5y ago
Speak for your own brain, I didn't make particularly impulsive decisions at that age nor at 40 do I have a problem with the logic behind the conclusions my 16 yo self made (I obviously had less data to draw from which wouldn't be
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5y ago
In china you were more than "fined" Friend's mum was spayed or whatever as punishment for giving birth to twins. Mind you in the 80s they were straight up executing couples who did swinging.
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5y ago
Basically all Chinese cities are equivalent to US counties. It's not commonly known, but yeah, anything about a Chinese city should be compared to stats about a US Metro Area to make any sense.
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5y ago
Speaking of leeches (investors) I've got some terrible news for you There are some bastards out there doing something even worse. Try this, google: "hotel". They won't even let people "live" rather they charge
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5y ago
"especially the one for foreigner," That was kind of fun haha :) it wasnt until I hit this sentence that it suddenly dawned on me you were writing everything in the Singlish language!
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I don't get it, this is not a house with limited square footage. Discarding is of almost zero importance, in fact, you have it logically backwards because discarding incurs a cost of investing your precious time to make a decision. Whi
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5y ago
But here's the thing, they literally provide checkboxes for individual directories you want to sync. They've literally designed it to my needs (actually I was trying to simplify, the reality is I don't mix business but person
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5y ago
Seems a bit late to make hoopla about a much more minor infraction. With Onedrive I'm facing the nightmare that you are not allowed to configure it until syncing is in progress. If you pause syncing immediately on install, you're
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5y ago
So let me get this straight... I and at least one other friend (coincidentally who is a hardcore athlete and in accounting not tech) both noticed it really is the food that clouds our minds and makes us unproductive at work and fall asleep
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5y ago
Do you mean to punish them because of what I dislike or mainly to protect my media collection? Just so I can reply accordingly...
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So the problem is that Amazon is extremely non-transparent about the policy and what the triggers are, so you will never see it coming. This is exactly why it causes me so much anxiety, I've heard that if you have bad luck with one hig
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5y ago
Meanwhile I ordered a $20 speaker cable that was factory defective and decided it was better to eat the loss than risk doing a return. I know every return you do with Amazon is a Black mark on your record. Unfortunately they bought out Audi
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IMHO the best song to accompany reading this article is my favorite Paleo diet song: Megadeth - "Deadly Nightshade"
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5y ago
I want to see everyone's true face bright and clear so I don't lose my own ability to filter them accordingly. It's like, do you want the friends you meet at church to be actual Christians? Well good then, stop having a dam
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I didn't really understand your point insofar as it sounds like a truism you could plug in any company name for: "If everyone holding TSLA tried selling at this price, a small fraction would manage to execute orders at that price
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5y ago
I just spent 5 months in Thailand and I don't know that I have any concept whatsoever what real Thai food is. I was staying close to Nana station and frequently eating at restaurants that I thought were what Thai people eat, not fancy
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Your thought kind of ignores the common case when there may be two classes of food within one society. I once asked a friend to find out from his Japanese coworkers the best place in Tokyo to go to a fancy place for more high end versions o
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I found this a super interesting read https://jennifermarohasy.com/2021/10/plain-english-lost-on-t... It isn't exactly what you're asking for but shows a clear picture of the climate of fear which preven
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5y ago
Now imagine that accompanying all your new Facebook posts with a clearly positive sentiment, you randomly throw in one name from the list. Could be very interesting
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Calories in, calories out is disingenuous when talking about anything but a literal mechanical machine / vegetative state patient you feed fuel into or not. The PRIMARY in human diets to adjust weight is psychological including both d
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"capitalism for ya" I'm reading this as: capitalism means willfully selling people whatever they want to buy, even if they didn't do their homework and buy based on brand name or taste rather than value (nutritional cont
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I actually had windows go so far as to start a laptop inside a tightly packed backpack around 3am for updates or whatever and restart chrome and start blasting YouTube advertising full volume when I needed to be up early the next morning. D
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Does Google track everyone's phone location with Android to be able to give traffic info? Well I guess similarly they track the foot traffic and can indicate where in cities there is extremely concentrated foot traffic ... I.e. perfect
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As someone who travels full time, Google's introduction of yellow blobs on the maps in the past year or two has been an absolute game changer for me. I used to look up the name of a known walking street and then try to make sure I'
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Assuming the rest of the world doesn't exist, though. Can't honestly say I'm targeting having more retirement money than needed to get by in some combination of Ukraine, Thailand, and Colombia. Major life regret? Thinking oth
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