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xeromal
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xeromal
3y ago
This was incredible to me and I'm not even sure why. I was enthralled.
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xeromal
3y ago
I agree that there are plenty of seasonal roles, but you'd hope they'd leverage contract positions for that.
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xeromal
3y ago
It really is. It's like "Hey, thanks for picking up a bucket and scooping water out of the ship. Now that we've been saved, we're gonna need you to jump overboard because we want bigger rations."
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xeromal
3y ago
One of the companies in my early career always sent out an email blast with someone's parting words. In the case of a negative termination, the leadership usually wrote something about them. The words were always read by HR before, but
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xeromal
3y ago
Not with friction from the atmosphere
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xeromal
3y ago
Very similar to Google Glass. It wasn't meant for consumers. I believe you had to have a developer account but that didn't stop some people.
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xeromal
3y ago
Nerds have existed for all of human history
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xeromal
3y ago
Dude has some nads, I'll give him that. I won't touch chicken unless it's jerky.
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xeromal
3y ago
Is LIDL related to the group at all? I've been seeing them pop up too
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xeromal
3y ago
I think someone caught the issue and blocked it. It opened for me earlier today.
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xeromal
3y ago
Humans had plenty of children in much worse times. People are not having kids for other reasons: Convenience, infertility, wealth, etc
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xeromal
3y ago
Got a screenshot? I don't see it. My screen reader shows me a minus and an X
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xeromal
3y ago
Thank you this is exactly what I'm looking for
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xeromal
3y ago
Yeah, there's some delineation in those apps. I notice the same behavior when I hover over the "maximize window" icon in Windows 11 and some apps show an outline of the options of I have but electron apps including chrome
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xeromal
3y ago
Too lazy to do that. Need a button
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xeromal
3y ago
Make your calories count. Whatever calories you do manage to ingest are low carb, high protein, high vitamin. Think cod and brocolli with no butter.
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xeromal
3y ago
I wish there was a button I could hit to format this site into something readable about 8-10 inches wide.
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xeromal
3y ago
I'm only speaking from my own experience but my Suzuki VStrom has about a 5.5 Gallon tank and the Kawasaki hubrid has a 3.7 gallon tank and they both get about the same mileage so I think it still gets a better MPG.
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3y ago
I was thinking about a potential jump scare during the process and it makes me wonder if that's relegated to a specific generation (young gen x and older millenails). The early internet was chock full of things that tried to jump scare
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xeromal
3y ago
Wow! I never really imagined a market where a motorcycle needed a hybrid considering their gas mileage (Extra bad emissions though), but this bike seems like a wonderful idea. I bet the instantaneous torque would be something to behold too.
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3y ago
I don't believe virtual interaction covers the same basic needs that physical interaction does but this is completely my own opinion. I'm sure everyone is different. That said, the nice thing about physical interaction is that you
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xeromal
3y ago
There's an interesting set of conflicting forces where people are tempted through selfish interests to be lazy interacting with humans and prefer to stay home connected while also craving intimate human interaction. I think this lazine
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3y ago
It's always this.
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xeromal
3y ago
I'm glad our regulators have teeth. I'm just annoyed with these headlines "Largest auto recall of 2.2 million cars" which gives images of piles of teslas being sent to service centers to be retrofitted when you can pay a
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xeromal
3y ago
We both know most people don't hence the journalistic integrity required to write a headline properly conveying the severity which is "It ain't shit."
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xeromal
3y ago
Because the articles don't make it super obvious in the headline that it's a software update.
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3y ago
At this point I swear publishing stories on Tesla "recalls" are hit pieces. God forbid your car gets an update that takes 15 minutes OTA
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3y ago
I think think the argument is cut and dry as one might think. What's a few broken bones if you're stunted socially, independently, and creatively through regulation and rules. Exploring the new world with friends of your own age w
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xeromal
3y ago
Are you saying there was only one spot for him to land? 20 seconds gave him time to make many adjustments.
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xeromal
3y ago
Doesn't this thought assume all ailments are treatable? Sometimes the best treatment is forced care in a facility.
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