stranded22

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   by stranded22 2y ago

   The stock market love companies with subscriptions…
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   by stranded22 2y ago

   Probably just a few ad networks which means they have to show everyone. It isn’t ’you details will be shared to all of these’ but instead may be shared
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   by stranded22 2y ago

   That’s not what the government is proposing though - they are proposing working from home options and flexibility of working 5 day hours into 4 days (so, 4x10 hrs rather than 5x8). Also though - studies have been conducted and companies shr
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   by stranded22 2y ago

   Let’s call this what it is: Lay offs without payment
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   by stranded22 2y ago

   When I read about the women who, just a few years ago were able to chat and laugh in public, wear whatever they want, go to school, college, work and are now beaten/jailed/stoned/murdered for these things? I think this ‘provo
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   by stranded22 2y ago

   Opposite for me. I’m colourblind and definitely a ‘picky’ eater, although I believe it’s an ADHD/SPD issue (waiting for appointment to get checked out)
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   by stranded22 2y ago

   Thanks. T2D involves extreme excessive insulin production? That would surely put the person into hypoglycaemia and losing significant weight whereas the stereotypical T2D is hyperglycaemia, and overweight. I was under the impression that it
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   by stranded22 2y ago

   Type 1 diabetes is NOT related to obesity AT ALL. as per the article - T1D causation is a mixture of genetics and unknown factors. T1D and T2D are two separate conditions that share a similar name.
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   by stranded22 2y ago

   It is the repetition of life experiences. Like how Christmas comes around slowly when you are a kid, but each year it speeds up a little because life has lost its new-ness. So then, your brain takes short cuts - like how when the first jour
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    I was thinking about this the other day. The house prices in the UK have steadily risen way above salary. Could it be that the salary was screwed by 2008, but the house prices continued? Either via investments (buy to let as well as stocks
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    Well, that was disappointing. Was hoping for an affiliate program guide for bubble tea advertisers
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    Inoreader (pro?) hands down. I've been subscribed for probably 6+ years now. I've tried various others but this has the mix of power user and design. Great filters, newsletter sign ups, can get around most paywall.
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    I tried many times to like Notion but it is far too complicated for my needs. It felt like procrastination, a tech version of a bullet journal. Spending too much time designing the system, and not enough actually using it. It felt like ther
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    Surely it is about not allowing others to have access to the data…
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    Yes - she was very upset when she was told she'd get a certificate if she lives for another 50 years (not the best thing to say to an 11 year old). She REALLY didn't think she'd live to 40. The technology has greatly improved
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    Yes - my wife said when she was diagnosed, she was told to keep the faith as there would probably be a cure in 5 years. That was 34 years ago.
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    My experience is that the estate agents in the UK (south east) put the rent up ridiculously compared to previous then slowly knock off money the closer it gets to the previous tenants moving out and it is empty. Then, other properties also
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    I think the suffragettes would like to have a word... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suffragette_bombing_and_arso...
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    Obviously haven't met me when I'm ADHD'd decision fatigued out.
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    So the return to office mandate to decrease staff numbers weren’t enough and avoiding severance pay wasn’t enough then?
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    I thought it was more that they wanted to cut costs without announcing layoffs.
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    Thank you - I decided last year to block Roblox for my 10 year old son. He was becoming addicted, lying about accessing and being more secretive. I appreciate the social gaming aspect but the parental controls are just woeful - I should be
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    Definitely - but it is also that she doesn't need to keep such a management on it, freeing her mentally. That and not yoyoing in sugars (and feeling like a failure). Her description: what else can you do for 30 years and still feel lik
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    She's using omnipod + dexcom g6. The omnipod was a good change for her as there was one fewer places to fail (being airbubbles in the piping). And now with the closed loop, it's stepped up again. One thing she has found though - h
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    It's official - UK (England).
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    Interesting read. My wife is T1D, moved to a closed loop last year. It has been life changing for her - this is not an understatement. Her mental health has massively improved because she isn't having up to 3-4 hypos a day. One thing n
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    No, no, no! Private browsing was so your gf wouldn’t find out about the engagement rings you were looking at!
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    Yeah, fair point. Sometimes, I’m a . Off it goes!
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    I was about to clear it - but, you know what, it IS needed. Website publishers need to know what works and what doesn’t - otherwise they cannot improve nor generate revenue. So, privacy preserving measuring? I’m in, well done Mozilla.
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    by stranded22 2y ago

    A shame that Apple Hide My Email isn’t available within Bitwarden. I use that occasionally and would love to have it integrated and working together.