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thisisnico
5y ago
I meet all of those qualities, maybe I should take a look at this!
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thisisnico
5y ago
Additionally it is a source of energy. Alcohol is digestible. There is a caloric benefit.
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5y ago
I couldn't agree more.
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5y ago
Technical Sales
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5y ago
I had a grey patch at 27, it went away. But it's not true that most people don't have grey hair at that age, most people actually do, just not enough to be super noticeable.
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5y ago
I mean, for me, cardio makes the biggest difference on my stress levels. Lifting alone made me more stressed out and in pain. I made a mistake listening to the powerlifter/bodybuilder crowd. The amount of stress it creates on your body
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I was 27, My mom died recently, I had a new job that was insanely stressful, I was a landlord at the time in a duplex and barely knew what I was doing (lived in for 1 year), learning how to live on my own stress, my long term girlfriend che
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5y ago
My bike is the best for the city.. got a Specialized Tri-Cross with 32mm tires.. can do everything and handle our horrible roads.
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I know 0 people who have mentioned microdosing, or even know what that is. Hacker News has a way of distorting reality, citing specific studies, reinforcing and arguing against them with anecdata. Creating a bubble within the Hacker News re
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5y ago
My knives started showing some rust spots. I thought there must be something wrong with the knives, but I realized after googling, it was something wrong with how I was washing the knifes... I left it in a tub of very hot water and soap for
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5y ago
Anyone remember VIA x86 CPUs? https://www.viatech.com/en/silicon/processors/
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thisisnico
5y ago
Gen Z economy. What are you talking about? USD has been fiat since the 70’s
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5y ago
Ransomware typically targets all systems, including redundant systems, and backup systems used for recovery in the event of everything you've described.
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5y ago
A lot of times the losses result in the loss of the business entirely.
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IT is typically grossly understaffed and underfunded in these businesses. At the site-level, you'll see some very out of date tech running critical systems. IT is a cost-center to be reduced as much as possible, oversight is non-existe
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5y ago
Edit: (Some) Stocks that don’t pay dividends still pay you. Most stocks now don’t pay dividends. Either they reinvest in the business (growing the stock’s value) or buyback shares with extra cash, (alternative method to dividends as they’re
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5y ago
Ah, Sorry, I come from the perspective of Canadians, you should see how insane the Canadian Market is right now.
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5y ago
I don't think the prices are gonna correct as much as people think it would, considering my entire generation is waiting on the sidelines to buy, the demand will always be there until it's satisfied.
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5y ago
I believe Russia had signed a deal with China to trade in their own currencies, as Russia attempts to fully de-dollarize their economy and trade. This was done since 2015 when the initial sanctions where applied.
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5y ago
You're going to have a really really tough time riding Microsoft from government, considering it really is the number 1 enterprise software solution stack, and nothing even comes close to what Microsoft does in enterprise environments.
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5y ago
Strategically placed someone that would align with their values and goals while making appearances that they care about "integrity". This strategic placements of persons happens everywhere.
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6y ago
I think this man needs to see that life isn't only your work. The value you provide to others and self-worth shouldn't be tied exclusively to work, there is so much more to life and so much more to give past 60.
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6y ago
Also FAANG employee is paid according to value created, they'd have to create more value then they are paid otherwise they wouldn't be employed. Lifeguarding value is determined differently and is independent of pay.
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6y ago
I live quite close to you, fellow Ontarian here. Windsor is where I call home. I plan one day to own a house on the lake, nothing else like it.
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6y ago
Couldn't agree more :)
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6y ago
I would say that the vegetarian diet says more about the person than the diet itself.
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6y ago
Most warranties treat Car Batteries/Rotors/Pads as a maintenance item and are excluded from warranties.
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I would also assume that most of the cars electronics that aren't propulsion based are manufactured and designed by parts suppliers that base their experience and design around the 12v batteries. Giving them a similar power supply mean
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Such an incredible series.
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6y ago
Also, do you see just HOW MANY awards are being applied to WSB posts? It's consistently off the charts lol. I'm willing to bet it's the most awarded subreddit by a wide margin.
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