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by viewer5 10y ago
What kind of stuff do you ask for?
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by viewer5 10y ago
I think veggie burgers are sort of a 'sausage' of different veggies.
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by viewer5 10y ago
That's some quality data collection. Thank you for your diligence and perseverance.
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by viewer5 10y ago
"employer" is in there 20 times. Did you even glance at the document? CLIENT AND EMPLOYER is #2 in the list, and SELF is #8. COLLEAGUES is #7.
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by viewer5 10y ago
What does that mean?
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by viewer5 10y ago
It's a website, I already have an app for that, it's my web browser. No desire to spend my limited phone storage space on something I can just use my web browser for.
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by viewer5 10y ago
> For a while there we couldn't rebuild the Apollo rocket engines either. What do you mean?
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by viewer5 10y ago
I'm not sure how this would be avoidable anywhere, without heavy moderation by mods (who are, on reddit, volunteers) that had to read every single comment and consider its place on the line between 'shilling' and 'talkin
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by viewer5 10y ago
I bought a USB numpad for my T60 laptop so I could play.
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by viewer5 10y ago
> notice this pattern in assembling LEGO What do you mean?
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by viewer5 10y ago
> Agreed that most of the catchy headlines are actually clickbaits, but there could be always some that are genuine. Can you think of an example? Make one up, I don't mean scour the internet for one. I thought about what you said a
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by viewer5 10y ago
What's the purpose of including both? Does each one serve a different purpose in the medication?
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by viewer5 10y ago
I just wanted to say this is a really fascinating comment, and it's given me a lot to think about. It's an interesting perspective that I haven't run across before.
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by viewer5 10y ago
I throw a baseball through a window, and set the window's state to both Shattered and Shattering. It's Shattered, for the purposes of "is this an intact pane of glass?" e.g. if I throw another baseball, it's not goi
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by viewer5 10y ago
I'm not really up on how text rendering works; what's it mean if I can see some of those, but not others? e.g. I have Rocket but not Helicopter; not Steam Locomotive but Railway Car and High-Speed Train; Taxi and Automobile but no
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by viewer5 10y ago
> Mitochondria is a pita What's troublesome about mitochondria?
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by viewer5 10y ago
> Either women statistically have common goals or they don't (they do) Like what?
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by viewer5 10y ago
They are slower, but I'm more than happy to stand in line longer each time if it means those of us in line aren't having to deal with fraud as often.
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by viewer5 11y ago
> what do they teach in the schools these days Not Latin or Greek.
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by viewer5 11y ago
> The corpus of what most people find offensive is surprisingly narrow What do you mean?
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by viewer5 11y ago
Plus there's nothing wrong with buying a washable travel mug and just filling it with tap water.
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by viewer5 11y ago
> HN does seem to have a herding mentality with upvotes Yup, all these idiot sheeple upvoting or posting an interesting article just because they hadn't actually seen it or gotten a chance to read it yet. Why can't people just
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by viewer5 11y ago
What do you mean?
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by viewer5 11y ago
$1,000 stretch goal: Will stretch before climbing out of bed $2,500 stretch goal: Will stretch after climbing out of bed $5,000 stretch goal: Will perform universe-encompassing long yawn during duration of both stretches
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by viewer5 11y ago
Holy cow, I never knew that was a thing! Do you have one? I need a cheap laptop/tablet/something that runs well enough for PDFs with ~200 pages (for pen-and-paper RPGs) and that's about my only use case. My poor little lenovo
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by viewer5 11y ago
> out of practice What's practice for that like?
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by viewer5 11y ago
That does have the 'ß' character in it, though, which is what I was asking about.
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by viewer5 11y ago
Are there actually any words like that that have made their way into English?
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by viewer5 11y ago
> and progressively lift heavier I assume it varies from person-to-person, but is there some kind of rule-of-thumb for what rate to increase your weights?
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by viewer5 11y ago
> Takeout food is generally unhealthy, though. The pho I've eaten has off the charts amounts of sodium Is there something takeout places usually put in it that people who make it at home don't?

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