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by stef25 3y ago
As someone who departed a miserable marriage and now find myself very alone with very few friends the only advice I can give is take very, very good care of your marriage and take very, very good care of your friendships. Comparing wife &#x
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by stef25 3y ago
Was expecting you to protest but really it wasn't my intention to stereotype you. I have a Bsc Neuroscience myself but I guess not up to date enough. All I'd heard about Paxil / paroxetine was all negative yet for me it does
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by stef25 3y ago
> only meet them a couple of times a week You're very, very lucky
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by stef25 3y ago
Ha ... recently single with two young kids. I find it actually easier to raise them (admittedly only every other week). No more arguments about "who's turn is it to put them in bed", "why do I always have to do this&quot
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by stef25 3y ago
> they think it’s a coincidence but I know it’s a mitochondrial disorder Not saying you're wrong, just be very careful assuming you know more than your doctors > My last episode of depression that landing in the hospital. What di
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by stef25 3y ago
Yesterday an article was published showing a strong link with trichloroethylene. Apparently some of Fort Bragg's drinking water was contaminated with it and the incidence of Alzheimer's among soldiers being present there was way h
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by stef25 3y ago
Asparagus, coffee, modafinil are all so easy to detect as smells in urine. Weird that some can't.
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by stef25 3y ago
Reminds me of this spray I have specifically for cleaning the kitchen. In small print it says "warning don't use surfaces that will have food"
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by stef25 3y ago
Could do with some improvements, a template, maybe a CSS framework if you're not using one yet https://i.imgur.com/RYEo7Gv.png
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by stef25 3y ago
> Oh and some still argue over setters and getters. Serious question, what does that argument consist of ?
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by stef25 3y ago
> Google promised to remove visits to sensitive locations Define those locations
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by stef25 3y ago
> Personal responsibility has to come into play at some point Amazing that there will be people who find this preposterous. Everything must be perfect. Including free shit that logs your secret abortions.
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by stef25 3y ago
> I think a good analogy would be a 4 year old kid. A 4 year old kid with all the knowledge in the world in their head, on which people are supposed to rely for accurate information
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by stef25 3y ago
> the video captures the otherworldliness of oil production and large scale infrastructure in a hypnotic way If you're in to that kind of stuff check out Koyaanisqatsi & Powaqqatsi
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by stef25 3y ago
OP says they're using his public key to create their own checkout page so they can set whatever price you want. Kind of doubtful that all you need to test cards is a public key scraped off any site that's implemented Stripe.
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by stef25 3y ago
FWIW with some of the bigger sets they seemed to make it needlessly complex and tedious. You have to assemble little pointless pieces together that they could have easily delivered as one piece. If they really do charge per piece then it ma
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by stef25 3y ago
> We're on the cusp (a couple of decades) from imaging potentially habitable Earth analogs with next-generation space missions Would love to hear more!
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by stef25 4y ago
Cops must be under incredible amounts of stress, operating in an environment where anybody could be (legally!) armed. Maybe they start out wanting to improve the world and throw that thought out the window once the first bullet goes flying
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by stef25 4y ago
> When there is threat of punishment, legitimate actual punishment, people fall into line Yet there's so many more people incarcerated in the US for such long periods of time than in most other countries. "Life without parole&q
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by stef25 4y ago
What percentages of beatings and killings are perpetrated by members of the community vs members of the police force, I wonder.
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by stef25 4y ago
A test was done (in the Netherlands I believe) where they'd put an envelope with cash in a letterbox (sticking out, still visible). In a street with lots of graffiti, more people stole the envelope than in streets without.
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by stef25 4y ago
How does replacing artists with tech bros lead to more crime ?
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by stef25 4y ago
> Git alternative command line interfaces just make no sense Couldn't you say the same for wrappers around an API ?
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by stef25 4y ago
Heh there's a speed check story in this article too with different numbers: For the F-18 Dusty 52 it's 525 vs 620 knots and for the blackbird it's 1742 vs 1842.
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by stef25 4y ago
> remember FSB is NOT KGB because Russia now is a democratic country and not a communist USSR Secret services in a democratic country being better / worse than their communist counterparts aside, "democracy" is a bit of st
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by stef25 4y ago
> really knows what it originally sounded like Is matching the original recorded sound really the purpose of a good hifi system ? From what I understand, studio monitors as used in production / mastering have this goal (to sound &qu
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by stef25 4y ago
There's one such site that creates a QR code representing a cryptocurrency address. Once it's created it will display your code with right next to it their own wallet address for "donations", labelled in tiny font. Can&#
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by stef25 4y ago
So both were compromised through TMobile sim swap, which was the backup for not having access to your 2FA? I wonder then what the point is of having 2FA at all if you can just click a few buttons to bypass them with an SMS. Were you specifi
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by stef25 4y ago
No 2FA on your GMail? Any idea how G and A were compromised, password reuse?
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by stef25 4y ago
Strange, I often have this. Feels like it's related to more to smoking, drinking, dust, lack of fresh air. My doc told me once you're better off rinsing your noise with salt water and then positioning your head in a certain way to

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