aklemm

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by aklemm 1mo ago
Honestly, this is fair.
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by aklemm 1mo ago
This is correct
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by aklemm 1mo ago
This is the error I get trying to load the page (Firefox): Secure Connection Failed The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified. What can you do about it? The issue is
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by aklemm 1mo ago
And yet no one does a thing about it.
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by aklemm 2mo ago
/s I hope
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by aklemm 3mo ago
It’s quickly being understood as a ploy for mass surveillance.
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by aklemm 3mo ago
Right, and it's quite possibly not even very relevant to the book.
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by aklemm 3mo ago
It seems like a gem to me. For those who don’t “get it” just think about what it evokes and follow those thoughts. That’s all there is to it.
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by aklemm 4mo ago
Everything but that stubby, sawed-off, blunted rearend looks pretty good
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by aklemm 5mo ago
I bet the victims had their socks on too
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by aklemm 5mo ago
My son's life was saved when he had a severe asthma attack and helium treatment helped him recover. The doctor told us about helium scarcity and how much she hated party balloons. ;p It certainly is a precious resource.
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by aklemm 8mo ago
Their detailed explanation of compliance issues in the space is interesting and enlightening.
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by aklemm 8mo ago
Following this thread to this comment has been one of the biggest disappointments of my week. Your paranoid pedantry is not helpful.
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by aklemm 9mo ago
When I learned this, I also learned that in the Appalachian Mountains, the valleys were the peaks originally and the peaks are what were the valleys. This has to do with the type of rock and the erosion that has happened; the original peaks
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by aklemm 9mo ago
This is the way. Obviously as mentioned, a calendar is a pre-requisite and for me so are various note-taking/writing systems such as a physical notebook, more .txt files, and sometimes heavier stuff like Google Docs. But those are only
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by aklemm 9mo ago
Nobody wants it, and we all have a sense of the dark future ahead. Why they think we would think this is an acceptable way to sell burgers is crazy.
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by aklemm 10mo ago
As I’ve ALWAYS suspected
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by aklemm 10mo ago
I’ll do as I like.
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by aklemm 10mo ago
The angle that has always perturbed me about EA is the implication (or outright accusation, really) that the entire philanthropy world is full of useless bozos ineffectually stumbling around failing to help people. While greater efficiencie
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by aklemm 11mo ago
The title says exactly that, does it not?
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by aklemm 11mo ago
Indeed, the takeaway I get from this is how we tend to underestimate how long healing takes. People expect major injuries to be healed in 6 weeks, but it often takes that long to simply turn the corner toward full healing.
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by aklemm 11mo ago
Is art within your sphere of awareness?
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by aklemm 11mo ago
When universal opt-out isn’t available https://simpleoptout.com/
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by aklemm 11mo ago
We can bomb immigrants and protestors. Let your imagination soar in these innovative times!
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by aklemm 1y ago
No there isn't.
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by aklemm 1y ago
Haha yes because it went on for a couple weeks before disappearing.
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by aklemm 1y ago
Man I went straight for psydub info. Back about 5 years ago I stumbled onto so some really interesting “psydub” playlists on Spotify with very strange song names and I thought I’d really found something good. Then poof! they disappeared one
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by aklemm 1y ago
Well she’s done a massive service exposing these absolutely imbecilic people at Facebook. It’s depressing, but aslo helpful to know definitively that our next step as a culture can safely be to end the cult of the billionaire. They do not d
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by aklemm 1y ago
It is so true. Pick up any well-regarded book even quick short ones and the depth of information, insight, and connection you get put most online things to shame. Like it’s not even close compared to good blogs, podcasts, and videos…books r
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by aklemm 1y ago
Good point

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