sjmm1989

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by sjmm1989 5y ago
That's pretty much kitchen rotations 101. If you ever wonder why your food isn't cooked right, this is why. They always have new people having to reacclimate to a new kitchen on a regular basis. And then they claim they can't
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Honestly... as someone looking at going into freelancing due to how fucking shitty the job market seems to be as of late... I don't suggest getting a day job. Now of course it may depend on the job market you are in. I admit that. But
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
I like quotes like these because I find that quotes that manage to rhyme in tandem with the message given usually are correct in some fashion. Maybe not 100% correct, but damn near it more often than those who are not.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
> They are completely devoid of any basis. No pal, that's just you and your inability to accept that you may not know everything there is to know, and so you cannot accept that these play on words may carry wisdom in them that you a
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
> See the phrase "lost in translation". Even something as little as "no worries" without translation can still be lost in translation culture. Exactly. You may know the word for 'worry' or 'worries&#x27
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
For a moment there I thought you and sennight were the same user. Heh. Yeah, Canada is pretty bad too when it comes to having the last mile rolled out to every last town and village. We have tower based internet for those usually. If you ar
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
There are ways... I've taken multiple cellphone connections and sorta merged their connections using a hacky workaround in windows to force it to happen even without a proper setting for it. (Note: Not a bridge. Merged. Sorta.) Just se
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
This. I'm just starting to play with Unity, but I am playing with it at all because I can essentially learn along the way with them since they are still releasing things that I just don't quite need yet. This may not make sense to
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
> is that a lot of the current inflation is not coming from money policies but rather from supply side issues. The caveat to this argument is that supply side issues only affect certain portions of the economy. Printing money affects al
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Good to know. I've always wondered, cause I accidentally got a good whiff of it once and ... my cheeks were red for what felt like hours or a day. My memory of it is hazy. I've got ventilation going much stronger now.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Lurker here. Made an account because fuck it, why not.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Thanks for the heads up. It's been a while since the last episode, so I kind of doubt this is a thing for me at the moment. But I will keep that in mind the next time I have un-ending pinching and cramping pains on the left side of my
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
I think you're right on the heat front. It's probably causing a form of dissonance with some people.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
This is probably the smartest move. When I am dealing with someone who doesn't seem to understand what I am saying due to language barrier, I start dealing with physical communication instead however possible. It can look odd, and be s
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
I've gotten similar for a long time while growing up. Still get this now and then on my left side. Always my left side. I just stretch, breath deep despite the pain and sleep it off. It... usually goes away within a day or two. The rea
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Find something you can buy for cheap and successfully resell for more without issue. Use the profits from that to help subsidize the cost of inflation. Probably not the solution you are looking for, but it should work... Otherwise, I don&#x
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Big props to the elderly lady cutting her own wood.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
It was a fall of delight, an autumn of auspiciousness. Sorry, couldn't help myself.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Some of the people are talking about how it affects the kids going to school. Honestly, having grown up part of my childhood in Saskatchewan... daylights savings time was never a thing I had to deal with really. We had our own time zone. Bu
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
> However, an interesting effect is that the vaccination is only useful if you already have a history of dengue. If you're dengue naive, the vaxx increases the risk of severe disease instead. I was concerned about this potentially b
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
From what I understand about the Dreamcast and even the Sega Saturn, is that both were underutilized in a myriad of ways, but one of the, the dreamcast I think, had technically two gpu chips. There are comments from some developers over the
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Look, I'm not here for a moral lecture from you. I'm part Ukrainian, okay. But I like the service that the Yandex translator provided. Firefox removing it from their defaults is just the beginning. I can see the rest of the intern
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Yeah, but that's just the start. The fact Firefox did it at all is a sure sign of more to come.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Annndddd our own media conglomerates will shill propaganda and censor people who they disagree with all the time as well. Not saying that this exonerates Russia or Yandex, but if you think we shouldn't be able to use Yandex's tran
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
It's a shame that Yandex is getting this treatment... It's translation service is by my opinion far better, since I have been able to use it very effectively to converse with anyone around the world in their native tongue. Google.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
> So basically + Cohesive world + Ease for artists + Doesn't need to look so real I think this is the basic principle as to why Nintendo was able to get away with underpowered consoles for as long as they did. At least in comparison
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
IF I Understand Correctly; this could actually backfire on the entity using it as a weapon by constantly having new vaccines at the ready. IIUC: This means that they would essentially be supplying the new pressure and stressors required for
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
> As Drew Weissman, one of the physician-scientists who helped develop mRNA vaccine technology put it, “mRNA vaccines are essentially plug and play. We believe you can change the part of the mRNA that encodes a protein, plugging in new c
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Perhaps, but this also implies that the presenter isn't just full of shit (or biased!). Sad fact is, people have attached truth to subjectivity in society as of late, and so one persons truth may not be another's even though both
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
I feel like all of this just means that teaching proper critical thinking in schools again would solve most of this. Along with maybe an educational update for those who missed it.

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