xeromal

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   by xeromal 2y ago

   Yeah, I just think examples like this need to work for the masses in order to be useful otherwise they're just pie in the sky advice like abstinence to prevent childbirth. It does work and it's 100% effective but humans are horny.
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   by xeromal 2y ago

   Plus the cost of houses which will definitely go up
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   by xeromal 2y ago

   That' assuming houses don't go up in price though right? Also I think it's pretty rare for people to have the mental fortitude to save 2.5k a month for a house on top of living expenses, rent, and trying to build your retirem
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   by xeromal 2y ago

   I mean I just meant a low paying job. During COVID which even have more oversupply, I was bored and I was drive around doing doordash and other delivery services even though I had my tech job. There is always a surefire way of making one or
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   by xeromal 2y ago

   For sure but that would mean saving for it is even more impossible.
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   by xeromal 2y ago

   I make a decent salary as a programmer (150k) but my house only cost 250k and my mortgage is about 1400. How I see it, if I have to flip burgers to keep my house, I can pull it off. I can't imagine have a mortgage that's 10gs a mo
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   by xeromal 2y ago

   The problem with that is that unless you have an extremely well paying job or rich parents, you have to outsave inflation and rising house prices. You may never own. Getting a loan just locks you into an inflation proof price as a "for
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   by xeromal 2y ago

   lmao
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   by xeromal 2y ago

   March should be the 1st month then I'd think. I'm pretty sure that's how the roman calendar worked. War started in spring.
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    I could definitely do that but my mom's customers are usually older and already struggling with technology and I feel like this is one step too far.
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    I thought postbox sounded familiar and I searched my Gmail and realized I purchased the lifetime sub for 50$ in 2010. Crazy
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    Yeah, I'm sure it can. The app I was talking about was an app that handled appointments for my mom's business. 80% of her customers used the mobile website but a few liked the app for notifications and just liked apps but I eventu
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    Google's app process requires active developers and just makes it plain impossible to make an app and have it work with minimal updates. You're not allowed to "feature complete" an app and just exist. Every few months th
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    They liked paying for preventative maintenance which includes xrays.
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    There's a company in vegas that pilots a rental car to you so you can be picked up anywhere and when you hop out, it drives off. You rent by the hour or something like that
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    They moved so smoothly, I was impressed
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    Regardless of the term I'm glad it happened
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    Wow, this game is great. Reminds me of a miniclip game
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    OR it pays near nothing so the bottom of the barrel gets hired at low wage to keep the ghost shipping running
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    To make it, you crush the stalks and then boil the juice until it has a consistency of molasses. https://imgur.com/a/yVTCvep Here's a pic I took of a jar I recently got from a neighbor. You should really try some
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    I grew up in appalachia so our mountain produce is a little different but my favorite wild treat would be the muscadine ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitis_rotundifolia ). A wild mountain grape that has a hard skin but
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    I'll look out for that jam!
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    You know what's interesting? I watched a video the other day, maybe max miller?, about strawberries in europe and they used to only be able to be gathered in the forest as you say and were never conducive to agriculture. Once the big s
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    Yeah, I think people underestimate the pleasure of not rushing yourself on a roadtrip even when the destination is the important part. It's a bit healthier too as I force myself to do a bit of walking and stretching
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    I use mine to operate my hotel cards lol and other random things like TVs and other appliances when traveling.
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    That might be part of the trouble. I have a similar drive to always be productive. I'm not sure how to describe it other than I get depressed when I have nothing to accomplish. Maybe making generative art in itself is good enough but i
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    That's a false dichotomy
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    The 12 years before is mandatory so it's no indication but it used to be when it wasn't. That's why high school diplomas don't matter as much as they did in say 1920
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    Not sure about your school but part of college is a washout tool. Can someone handle BS for 4 years without giving up which is a good indicator of their character. Another is that most of the classes should eventually teach you how to teach
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    by xeromal 2y ago

    Great find!