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xattt
2y ago
There’s elements at play where adults with childhood neglect and/or sexual trauma sublimate their understandably strong emotions into current safety initiatives for children. People pile on with their ideas, like some sort of perverse
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2y ago
Not many people have wet-bulb setups.
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2y ago
Discovery sucks, though.
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xattt
2y ago
This was also an oft-cited reason why trains with pass-through gangways were not a thing in Toronto for a long time.
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xattt
2y ago
> A lot of companies seem to have "policies" that are grounded in nothing. A lot of this comes down to people not wanting to stick their head out to change process and groupthink. I witnessed an individual in a “worker bee” cap
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2y ago
I’ve always thought to go unkempt and unshaven. This is so that I would be recognized from my passport if I was detained for several months in a sketchy country.
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xattt
2y ago
The name Pando adds to the mystery of the organism. If it was called Fish Lake forest or something, it would be hard to draw any attention.
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xattt
2y ago
I’m using Intervals Pro, so it’s unlikely that it’s pausing it.
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xattt
2y ago
One thing I can’t quite figure is if you are not doing a specific exercise to the T is whether your VO2 remains accurate. Example: I do interval running, which the Watch just records as a run. If I am not running for part of it (i.e. a 1-mi
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xattt
2y ago
It was a common thing for physicians to do to avoid having patients pester them in their time off. I believe it was a $20 charge, but can’t remember if it was per year or month.
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2y ago
> The West is losing its influence and the USA is losing its reputation as a reliable partner. The undermined reputation came about because of a significant foreign influence effort that saw an agent hold the seat of power.
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xattt
2y ago
This is more like a holy fuck moment. Will nVidia turn around and buy Intel, in spite, after Intel did not renew its nForce chipset license?
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xattt
2y ago
It was wild to see Linux and a Pentium III listed as a supported system on an Apple site in 2004. https://web.archive.org/web/20040613170323/http://www.apple....
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2y ago
Depends whether you count the post-Dothan designs as one arch or many.
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2y ago
Canary in an kitchen with an overheated Teflon pan. (1) https://www.buffalobirdnerd.com/storage/app/media/Teflon.pdf
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xattt
2y ago
Were there any shims or workarounds (specific to an upgrade path from a DOS-based Windows) that were left in place in XP to keep things chugging along? I’m wondering whether a clean install worked more efficiently versus an upgraded install
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2y ago
I’ve noticed anecdotal unfounded spitefulness towards people who use GLP1s. I don’t know if it’s rooted in jealousy over access the drug (either via insurance or having a provider willing to prescribe) or whether it’s because people see tho
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2y ago
Cuda Apple license it from nVidia?
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2y ago
> They’ve actually done this in a few cases! Besides the AirPort Express, were there other devices that were issued EOL updates?
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2y ago
Ontario schools haven’t had a formal exit exam for as long as I can remember. Final exams of individual classes was what defined your exit grade (usually 20-30%). If you are referring to the exit exam in the link, you also have to remember
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xattt
2y ago
I would love to list through an operating manual for one of these units!
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Gretag Eidophors (1992)
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2y ago
Look, I’m all for someone being excited for something they’ve never explored before. There is a joy in personal discovery of things you see. I’m not a fan of a fabricated premise in order to show “look how brilliant I am, I discovered RDS f
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2y ago
I’m curious how folks who have the know-how to dissect a phenomenon “miss the forest for the trees” when they stumble upon a “mysterious” signal. Alternate data streams in FM like RDS, IBOC audio and FM time are not some new-fangled tech. T
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2y ago
If I’m not mistaken, one encoder measures the position and force applied by the motor, while the other encoder measure the position of the slack of the business end of the robot.
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2y ago
Are ghost clothes made from ghost cotton? Or is there a mystical alteration process to convert human clothes to those that ghosts can wear? Jokes aside, I am wondering if cynicism and humorous over-analysis is a recent phenomena, because th
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2y ago
Incarceration happens because of a willful act. A pandemic, like seasons or natural disasters, are events beyond the control of individuals except for preventative measures that mitigate risk. You wouldn’t have a picnic in the middle of a f
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2y ago
It wouldn’t have been framed as liberty-quashing if it wasn’t for said propaganda circles. Most people can’t form an opinion better than a stool without simple “[VERB] the [NOUN]” talking points, and these were readily available in low-qual
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2y ago
If it was Public Mobile, they really did their long-time customers dirty because of their points system change. I used to pay $27/month because of referrals and loyalty, and now it’s back up to ~$39 because their new system forces you
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xattt
2y ago
I’m only saying this from my experience in Canada where every region thinks its drivers are the worst.
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