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stevewodil
5y ago
If you're really in the top 20% you should have no problems. Go out and try to game with girls.
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Well, this is fun. Got the letter that ATT is shutting down their 3G network and that my phone will need to be upgraded and they will send a free replacement that will automatically be activated in 30 days if I don't activate it myself
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5y ago
Ahh thank you, the ole "Just don't be depressed" tactic
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5y ago
Great to see Dr. K getting the recognition he deserves. Love his content
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5y ago
>Knowing that I’ll have to call a stranger on the phone It won't necessarily help the buildup of anxiety about the call itself, but I've found that I'm much more relaxed when using wireless earbuds on a phone call than whe
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5y ago
Thank you for making me feel okay with myself
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5y ago
What? Hoverboards were extremely popular some years back. Nowadays, it's EUC's, electric skateboards, or scooters.
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5y ago
You can also try different meds if the ones you take have bad side effects
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5y ago
Pay is sometimes certainly based on results. CEO's aren't getting paid by the hour, they are compensated based on stock performance, financials, roadmap, future guidance, etc.
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5y ago
The problem is that 40 hours is seen as 100%. If I can accomplish my job in less than 40 hours, I'm giving more than 100% by working 40 hours. It shouldn't be based on time
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5y ago
I'm already vaccinated and so is everyone I'm around. It's something I would have enabled maybe 10 months ago but not even worth it at this point
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5y ago
If it makes you feel better (or worse) I specifically opted out and this app is installed
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5y ago
Interesting. I started getting the COVID exposure opt-in message a few days ago. I've declined both times it's popped up (it's already too late to be contact tracing, no need). This app is already installed on my phone appare
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5y ago
The difference is really not being able to focus if it's not interesting. Your brain will constantly turn to other stimulation if it's not getting it from the current task. Sometimes you might be able to do it, and other times you
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5y ago
If it's really that hard to get engaged into something that you aren't innately interested in but that you know you "should" do, I would seek an ADHD diagnosis. It's a pretty big symptom. Sometimes it really is not
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5y ago
Not the person you are replying to, but generally speaking I look at getting a diagnosis (for most mental health problems) like so: Do these symptoms cause me struggle with my everyday life? Are things that normal people do all the time odd
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5y ago
To be fair, caffeine also increases heart rate and blood pressure. I think it's common of stimulants
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5y ago
Probably. Good news is email addresses are cheap, and it's unlikely that the bans are based on anything other than the email. Have had problems with PayPal in the past, and had to just make a new account.
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5y ago
Would you consider roads to be experimental too? Governments have sovereign immunity, they can't be sued for damages you incur due to poor road conditions unless they willfully allow themselves to be sued. The definition of experimenta
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5y ago
Viruses mutate. Healthy humans won't stay healthy forever. The vaccines are not experimental. The moral thing to do is protect idiots from their own stupidity because we value their lives still, but recently I'm questioning that.
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5y ago
It's just enough to annoy you but not enough to make everyone leave the platform
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5y ago
But when they occur, something could increment a counter that tracks the error rate like hard drives do for SMART
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5y ago
Turn by turn navigation that shows you the path to follow in AR that's overlaid on the real road. No more missing your exit, no more not being exactly sure which turn it wants you to take, etc. Would that appease you?
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5y ago
Depends on the state
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>I don't really think that's the case. I'd still argue lack of investment from Twitter is what killed Vine. Conclude whatever you like, my understanding is that Instagram video directly killed Vine after the big creators h
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Not really. Snapchat and Instagram both introduced video features around the time Vine started declining. Instagram's video support is what killed the Vine userbase as the big creators moved off of Vine. TikTok didn't fill a void,
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5y ago
For most at-home exercises a pair of lifting gloves would be good enough
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You don't click on videos. The main screen of TikTok is an algorithmic feed that shows you one fullscreen video, you can choose to watch it or scroll to the next video. Thus, they can derive all sorts of useful info from every interact
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5y ago
Perhaps a naive question but have you tried a good probiotic to rebuild your gut bacteria?
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5y ago
No because snapchat doesn't have live features, so it's only captured at one point in time via a photo or video
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