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by subpixel 10mo ago
To be fair cars have always been an extension of their drivers identities in the US, or at least as far back as their being competing brands available.
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by subpixel 10mo ago
Cars are en extension of some Americans' identity and driving is something they feel utterly entitled to. I've lived all over the world and in NYC for decades so it seems silly to me. Bust most Americans have never seen or ridden
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by subpixel 10mo ago
It doesn’t need to be. I had shared bathrooms in college dorms and in a European facility for unmarried adult asylum seekers and in various hostels and they were absolutely fit for purpose.
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by subpixel 10mo ago
It’s written in English by a German-speaking author. That could be the odd lilt you sense.
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by subpixel 10mo ago
“statistically, most people are going to be around average” In big corporate environments, ‘around average’ process would be a radical improvement. We are stuck in the reality where standing up a Service Now form is considered great progres
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by subpixel 11mo ago
Where I live the schools are quite good and the homeschoolers are fundamental religious families who won’t send their kids to schools where gay pride flags are allowed. I’d pull our child out of school if the standards dropped but I think t
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by subpixel 11mo ago
In my experience what matters most is understanding your goals, or lacking clear goals, what you want and enjoy. It’s remarkably easy to latch onto goals that seem like great ideas but ultimately don’t align to your own happiness. That’s no
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by subpixel 1y ago
Parent, 100% agree. Even worse, approaching device access like a reward to be earned is a bad idea.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I grew up hearing these bells and being able to listen to them on demand is one the last great things on the internet, for me https://youtu.be/IVvAIYA4uIA?si=qIQGqgNk1JNN4GTw
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by subpixel 1y ago
Two things can be true at the same time. Spreading lies does matter - it matters a lot. And it's not an excuse for murder.
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by subpixel 1y ago
Amen
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by subpixel 1y ago
That is weak sauce. He was a skilled political operator. To suggest he believed what is provably false suggests he was a fool.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I wear a baseball cap and a hooded sun shirt. Plus mineral sunscreen all over my face and neck. https://hendersonvilleoutfitters.com/products/upf-shirts
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by subpixel 1y ago
I just call em like I see em.
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by subpixel 1y ago
All other things aside this author is not a good enough communicator to be a director where I work. That this is an ad actually makes the grammar issues worse.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I love this and I’d especially love for the Instagram search field to be a textarea not a wall of things designed to distract me.
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by subpixel 1y ago
No mention of range, but this is a key selling point for people who use a truck vs people who like to drive around in a truck. Hard to say what the minimum might be. 200 miles?
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by subpixel 1y ago
"more meaningful impact on our lives will likely come from everyone having a personal superintelligence that helps you achieve your goals, create what you want to see in the world, experience any adventure, be a better friend to those
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by subpixel 1y ago
That app's developer reviewed this app developer's app. Nice guerrilla marketing.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I need to share a doc with family that is basically the agenda for our reunion. There is no service (Google, iCloud) that we all have access to, and I do not want the doc I share to be full of prompts for the people I share it with to join
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by subpixel 1y ago
Those who wield power in Israel have calculated that they can do whatever they want at this moment and that they will enjoy functional impunity. I repudiate what they are doing, but I do not disagree with their calculation. I can imagine no
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by subpixel 1y ago
I think that’s Outdooractive which is a Komoot competitor
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by subpixel 1y ago
Poor one out for local Mitfahrzentrale!
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by subpixel 1y ago
I'm too old to have used Tinder, but I connected with my wife on Friendster. (shakes fist) those were the good old days!
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by subpixel 1y ago
> it was a life savior when my little one was a newborn to jump onto Discord for even 5 minutes to chat with my friends, watch someone play a game and then log off for another diaper change I'm afraid I can't relate to this at
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by subpixel 1y ago
Schizophrenia can coexist with extreme levels of intelligence and lucidity. A schizophrenic member of my family argued in divorce court that her husband, a leading physician at one of the most famous medical institutions in the world, was s
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by subpixel 1y ago
I'm on a 2015 Macbook Pro, 15". There is no reason at all this shouldn't be my daily driver for another 5 years but for Apple's kneecapping. Meanwhile no better computer has been produced.
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by subpixel 1y ago
Trello pricing just got a lot more reasonable, but there is one feature that might get me thinking of moving: conditional logic in automations. Be advised that Trello is now $5/mo. It's gonna be hard to compete here.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I agree but I think there's lots of charm, it's just that charming gets old.
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by subpixel 1y ago
My local library, which is privately funded, also has a tool lending program. It's amazing. It doesn't replace the need for me to own things I use all the time (mower, trimmer, drill, sander, circular saw) but it's perfect fo

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