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by waldothedog 2y ago
Seems like there are some others wearing similar thinking caps, albeit 10 years ago https://doi.org/10.1179/174892407X180928
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by waldothedog 2y ago
“New” would be relative. I don’t think anyone but you can know the answer without giving the article a read.
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by waldothedog 2y ago
When you say it drove your physicians crazy, what do you mean?
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by waldothedog 2y ago
I see some speculation around the addition of the wings but does anyone know when the seagull was added to the head?
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Wanted to share that I also had intense anxiety/depression well into my thirties but was able to finally sort it out a few years ago. I think your phrase "learn how to relax" is spot-on. I was chronically under-slept and chro
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Enjoyed this a lot! Particularly enjoyed the meta update about this thread. There are some neat suggestions here, but if this could come up on my podcast feed as-is I would listen to it.
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Rubbish, nonsense, drivel, and claptrap all recognizable to me, a Yankee. Twaddle is a new one tho!
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Coming back to say I was completely wrong, it’s NOT fully justified, it’s just very odd! Luc was right, the word and line spacing is quite challenging.
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Had the same reaction— Fully justified text instead of flush left :/ It’s great for magazines with small type and narrow columns where the letter spacing is manually dialed in but rarely works on the web
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by waldothedog 2y ago
This is possible. I work at a worker owned cooperative with roughly this model.
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Some crazy stuff in these replies. I am coming up on 5 years and while I do get a slight crackle in one from wind sometimes running, they’re still going strong. Guess I finally ended up on the up side of a distribution
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by waldothedog 2y ago
I think they were being sarcastic.
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by waldothedog 2y ago
It was flashpunk! Beacon was rad too — blast from the past, I miss indie games
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by waldothedog 2y ago
This is neat! And cool to hear this made a financial difference for them. Gah, I remember the name Chevy Ray from indie games, but I cannot put my finger on what this person made… would have been like 2010 to 2012? In the same vein as VVVVV
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by waldothedog 2y ago
I am a novice in this domain bu loved the interactive format of tig yog and found it really helpful Also, this reminds me I need to finish the course!
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Rick Bayless is my hero
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by waldothedog 2y ago
I believe this is common for large scale irrigation and ferti-gation as it breaks surface tension and helps the water flow
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Thanks for this, it’s a helpful visual that I deeply appreciate. It was weirder than I anticipated to see a best friend’s death reduced to an incident report. PS you may need to explicitly search to get results returned (I did)
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by waldothedog 2y ago
This dude’s DIY projects, specifically his solar and wind turbine projects, have been massively inspiring to me! I lost the URLs for a bit, stoked to have this back in my life. Thank you!
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by waldothedog 2y ago
This is is such a problem for me. I’ll come up with borderline-absurd ideas JUST before falling asleep and become absolutely convinced I need to dump tons of energy into them. Sometimes it’s a blessing, sometimes it’s a curse
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by waldothedog 2y ago
> Can we get that much methane from biomass? I know that food waste generates a heck of a lot of methane in landfills, but I’d love if someone could add some rough napkin math on this!
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by waldothedog 2y ago
And: people want things to keep improving, for themselves and others.
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Interesting podcast discussing, among other things, why being cheap on cost/kwh isn’t enough https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/volts/id1548554104?i=1...
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Isn’t all the writing about the American chestnut indicative of some on-going cultural significance? Wasn’t the blight and panic that wiped them out largely a result of human activity? I think this is one environmental change that happened
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by waldothedog 2y ago
I definitely do. In general I’d say that many things that are old are worth reading specifically because they contain ideas that are generalizable without becoming generic and losing utility. Almost like a fable, by being able to see thro
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Seconding! It isn’t the easiest read, but there are some good lessons/concepts
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by waldothedog 2y ago
The essence of the “innovators dilemma”
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Why not trenta?
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by waldothedog 2y ago
I’d recommend getting a stove top popcorn popper and a range hood vent :) Or if you’re like me and live in an apartment, get a window fan blowing out, and be prepared for your apartment to smell amazing/terrible (depending on your pers
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by waldothedog 2y ago
Somebody give this person a job! If they already have a job, give them a cookie

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