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by zeroego 6y ago
This is incorrect. "All of Ireland's energy interconnections with Europe run through Britain. And since the U.K. is no longer part of the EU’s internal energy market (IEM), both islands have been suffering from increased supply vo
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by zeroego 6y ago
I had a similar experience while learning German. Berliners talk very quickly and I'd frequently request "Sprechen Sie langsam, bitte" aka speak slowly please. Unfortunately they'd usually switch to English after that, b
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by zeroego 6y ago
That's a good idea. If I'm formally diagnosed with computer vision syndrome or something similar, I bet I could use a fsa card to buy it.
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by zeroego 6y ago
I do indeed! They help quite a bit. I'll have to look into that, thanks for the suggestion.
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by zeroego 6y ago
The second these become available at a reasonable price, I am buying one. I suffer from chronic migraines and the difference in the way that I feel on days I have to look at a monitor all day (workdays) vs the days I don't is very larg
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by zeroego 6y ago
> When the CDC said repeatedly that masks would only make you catch the virus or that Americans shouldn't prepare or panic about the new virus... Could you cite where and when the CDC said that?
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FAA Extends and Adds to NBAA Small Aircraft Exemptions(natlawreview.com)
1 points by zeroego 6y ago|0 comments
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by zeroego 6y ago
I can't wait to try this, thanks for sharing!
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by zeroego 6y ago
I've been using VLC for many years. I've donated several times and am very appreciative of VLC's existence. Thank you for doing what you do!
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by zeroego 7y ago
Thanks for all the responses everyone!
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by zeroego 7y ago
I'm a current CS student. I've heard that Linear Algebra is a worthwhile class for students studying Computer Science. Yet, my program doesn't have it as a requirement. Can anyone explain in broad terms if this course is some
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by zeroego 7y ago
John Carmack posts some interesting stuff from time to time.
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by zeroego 7y ago
Some people are more heavily integrated into the platform. My SO is a part of multiple groups based around common hobbies/preference in memes. Although there's a lot of good content in these groups they can get pretty toxic. Also,
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by zeroego 7y ago
This is very useful to me, thank you for sharing.
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by zeroego 7y ago
>based on reviews That's incorrect. "Amazon's Choice" is based on sales. If you search "flash drives" the product that has the Amazon's Choice badge is the product that is bought most often by customers
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by zeroego 7y ago
>Even the bad things are good. This piqued my curiosity. Would you mind elaborating?
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by zeroego 7y ago
https://www.kickscondor.com/ Can't believe no one has posted this yet.
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by zeroego 7y ago
I just bought a Leopold FC980M mechanical keyboard with brown switches. I was hesitant to buy into the hype for a long time. The keyboard cost $130 after shipping, which is expensive for a keyboard in my opinion. But, I can confidently say
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DEF Con 27 Conference – Adventures in Smart Buttplug Penetration Testing [video](youtube.com)
3 points by zeroego 7y ago|0 comments
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by zeroego 7y ago
I would guess that the keto craze taking off has helped as well. White Claw is very low carb.
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by zeroego 7y ago
I'm sorry I didn't see this reply. Amazon assigns an account manager to essentially squeeze you as much as possible from day 1. We were amicable at first, but they just kept asking for bigger and bigger discounts. After we flatly
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by zeroego 7y ago
I feel like OP's quote was saying that the "seller" is beholden to amazon because it's 20% of their business. Amazon realizes this and then puts the proverbial squeeze on them and forces them to lower their prices. What
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by zeroego 7y ago
There's a couple reasons it matters. Unauthorized third parties rarely care about representing our brand correctly. When a consumer has a problem with a product they received the first person they blame is the brand, not realizing they
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by zeroego 7y ago
I work at a CPG and another issue we have to deal with is an individual having an "in" at a distributor and being able to purchase our products at rock bottom prices. We can usually track these people down, but they can really thr
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by zeroego 7y ago
I use a generic yet ambidextrous logitech wireless mouse. Other than making sure I have proper forearm/wrist position, one thing that I did that made a big difference is I started using the mouse with my left hand. Giving my right hand
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by zeroego 7y ago
This is not true in my experience. I work for a medium sized CPG in their eCommerce department. We were clearing many millions of dollars through Amazon 1P a couple years ago, but it was nowhere near 20% of our business. Amazon asked for ri
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by zeroego 7y ago
I would move to Rochester, NY. The Bad: Very long winters with lots and lots of snow. Not a whole lot of economic opportunity if you're not in healthcare. The Good: 1. The most beautiful Spring/Summer/Fall seasons I have ever
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by zeroego 7y ago
As someone who was recently a total beginner, I've found two that I have really appreciated: 1. Learn to Program, by Chris Pine https://pine.fm/LearnToProgram/ 2. The C# Player's Guide, by R. B. Whitaker
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by zeroego 7y ago
I switched over completely from Gmail earlier this year. Everything works the way I need it to, the only thing I wish I had was a "Block" button to get rid of spammers or companies that don't respect the unsubscribe button. I
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by zeroego 7y ago
Basically zero, almost entirely unprepared. I have been referred to as my parent's "retirement plan". I fully intend to care for them as they get older. The thought of somehow having enough money to ever buy a house, pay off

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