youessayyyaway

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by youessayyyaway 4y ago
I stand by it. If you do find sex to be the most fulfilling part of your life, it might be worth asking where that sense of fulfillment comes from. It's probably a "who", not a "what".
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by youessayyyaway 4y ago
These threads are always fun, because they often say more about us commenters than the subject matter. Personally, I find the article's supernatural stimulus theory compelling. Sex takes a lot of time if you aren't being selfish a
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by youessayyyaway 4y ago
Browsers are fantastic cross-platform UI frameworks. Writing a local page is a great way to start prototyping. The problem is that they are very slow and resource-hungry. All those dynamic styling and DOM niceties come with a significant co
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by youessayyyaway 4y ago
They are marine mammals, though. Your link says that their numbers are projected to decline by 30% by 2050. They're very good swimmers, but they still need a place to sleep. They're smart and adaptable, but they are also ambush pr
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by youessayyyaway 4y ago
Inkscape is a good place to start.
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by youessayyyaway 4y ago
Over the past decade or two, the FDA has completely and comprehensively abrogated their regulatory duties. They had an active role in marketing opiates as safe. They cannot keep factories safe enough to feed our nation's infants. They
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by youessayyyaway 4y ago
I think this article might bury the lede a bit: >Walmart is offering some workers with past warehouse experience as much as $25 an hour. An Amazon executive told Reuters in late 2021 that the company was bumping the average starting wage
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by youessayyyaway 4y ago
My actual red-flag point was closer to 8-9% pre-inflation. But that is less amenable to pirate jokes, and you can get I-bonds approaching 10% from the government now.
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by youessayyyaway 4y ago
Rate of return is a remarkably good metric for identifying scams. If they offer more than ~12.5%, run away. Avast, ye salty dogs: a piece o' eight ain't worth losing yer shirt over.
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by youessayyyaway 4y ago
>Please explain to me the difference between a bank and a Ponzi Scheme. Banks are forced to abide by regulations and laws dictating how fractional-reserve organizations are allowed to operate. In return, peoples' deposits are backed
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by youessayyyaway 4y ago
The similarities keep piling up! Google was co-founded by Sergey Brin, who insisted it was okay to screw his employees in the company massage room because "they're my employees". https://www.vanityfair.com/n