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wyclif
4y ago
Ever met a binge drinker? I have, starting at university. Find one of those people and ask them if drinking one beer makes them want to drink more. I think you might be surprised by the answer.
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Suicide-by-Kiwi-Farms
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Trevor Rainbolt's skill at geoguessr is phenomenal: https://youtu.be/0p5Eb4OSZCs
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4y ago
It's as old as the music industry itself. The Police's hit single "Roxanne" was labelled by A&M (their record company) as "banned by the BBC" in the UK even though it was never banned...just not playlisted.
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4y ago
I think what he's trying to say is that ageism is real today, but things didn't used to be that way.
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I doubt there's as much crossover as you think. I really don't see any evidence that a lot of MAGAts are JRE listeners.
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4y ago
Also, no heat issues. And I don't ever think I've heard the fan spin up on the M1 MBP, and I've hardly been conservative with loads on it. They're great laptops.
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4y ago
I grew up on a farm near Media, Pennsylvania. We had quite a few American Chestnut trees. One of my first childhood memories is picking up the nuts off the grass. I doubt those trees are still there. I should go back sometime and see.
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The TikTokification of Facebook is giving Meta brainworms. The entire model of Facebook, until recently, was the social graph. It seems now that they're terrified of getting their lunch eaten, they are trying to combine algorithmic sel
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4y ago
I use Brave and love it, but if you want to stay with FF have you tried FFDE? On my M1 Pro it doesn't create any heat problems that I've noticed.
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A Storm on the Horizon
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4y ago
That's the flip side of the coin.
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4y ago
I know I'll be totally shocked when it's announced that money went into the pockets of Filipino government officials. For those who don't know, about 40 rich and powerful families (like, say, the Yansons, Tans, Aranetas, or
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4y ago
Apple can mandate whatever the hell they like, but there will be no putting the toothpaste back into the work from home tube. I won't even consider roles that force me to commute and work in some corporate rat's nest, no matter ho
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4y ago
They're also simpler when it comes to options. I had an Audi once and it had electronic everything , including adjustable lumbar support and heated seats. With these kinds of cars, if an electrical component dies you'll likely ha
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4y ago
I dunno, I think just about any person would be angry if the Chinese-made electric clippers they just plugged into a wall outlet exploded in their hand.
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4y ago
Correct, I forgot about that and just watched it again after years and realised he didn't go to visit the Slabbers. It would have been fun if he went there and ate something, though.
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4y ago
The Bourdain visit to Slab City and the Salton Sea from No Reservations is here: https://youtu.be/pCRlWY0qL-0
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4y ago
I highly recommend these pans for that reason: https://fieldcompany.com/products/field-cast-iron-skillet
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4y ago
Keep in mind, too, that demonstrating a recipe on TV isn't the same as cooking at home. He might just be doing that because it's what they gave him on set. Or maybe he can afford to go through pans at a pace that a normal person a
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4y ago
you need to dry it perfectly every time or it rusts very easily If you dry it with a kitchen towel (you don't even have to do it carefully) and then hang it up overhead instead of placing it flat in a cabinet or on the stovetop, it w
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4y ago
I don't think so. Garner's is an American English usage guide, and they define it (see above).
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4y ago
The level of churn at Amazon is incredibly high. They turnover a lot of their workforce and they're famous for "hire to fire."
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Correct. Is any Spotify user seriously going to maintain that "Premium" does not mean "no ads"?
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4y ago
Albion's Seed is an incredible book; I recommend it to everybody.
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4y ago
Who do you think are the best technical writers? I have a much better sense of who they are in literature, but in technical writing I'd like to read some examples.
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4y ago
My AP high school English teacher taught me "garbage in, garbage out." His point was that if you want to write high level prose, you need to be reading the best prose stylists and be influenced by them. Read the best writers and s
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Here's my little related story. I was in one of my fave used book stores (Baldwin's Book Barn in West Chester, PA) which is not exactly close to where I was living at the time. After browsing for an hour or so and picking out a fe
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4y ago
Nah, remote work isn't going anywhere—it's here to stay. I know management doesn't want to believe that because they want to count asses in seats, but the collaboration issue has been solved by Zoom/GitHub/Trello&#x
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Don't get me wrong, two pages might be optimal if you have lots of varied experience. I wasn't trying to make a case for one page only. It really depends on what you want to convey to interviewers.
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