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bloodorange
6mo ago
I seldom post here nowadays and have been visiting the site for quite a while. A major change I observe is that, unfortunately, a lot of political stuff finds place on the front page. In the past something that is likely to appear on the fr
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bloodorange
5y ago
> But these days, single parenting is the norm rather than the exception. This is a rather unusual observation I have to say. How did you come to this conclusion, might I ask?
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bloodorange
5y ago
On ice, when you fall, you slide and it's not so bad as a lot of momentum is transferred to the sliding movement. On inline skates, you don't have that benefit. Definitely wear wrist guards, knee guards and a helmet like heavenlyb
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bloodorange
5y ago
It also serves to offer some protection against future attempts to outlaw it. Given how much of general purpose computation we lose every year to walled-gardens/prisons, I think it might help a wee bit now and then.
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bloodorange
6y ago
There will _always_ be more to do than for which you can make time. It is a matter of priorities. Figure out what is important. Then figure out how much time you are going to spend on the important things. Set aside a fixed amount of time f
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bloodorange
6y ago
Melbourne has one too: http://thenomadicexplorers.com/sites/default/files/users/65/... (Not as big as the one in Sweden though)
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bloodorange
6y ago
That depends on how you measure the payoff.
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bloodorange
6y ago
Why would they do that when not spending any resources, time and money on having such scenes is more profitable as it doesn't appear to be hurting their viewership numbers?
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bloodorange
6y ago
I'd suggest spending the time needed to read through the documentation they have. It's not a lot of reading and it helps you understand how it works, what choices it makes and subsequently, it is easier to figure out for yourself
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bloodorange
6y ago
I've come across that as well. However, I'll add that it's a bit like saying that, in a 400m race (running), all the athletes are back where they started and they'd have been there even without going around the track. It
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bloodorange
6y ago
Indeed. I think that is to allow them to stretch. If you take something like a shirt, for example, it'll be all merino wool. EDIT: Also I see that the proportions differ based on the type of socks.
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bloodorange
6y ago
I'm afraid, to me, that doesn't seem like sufficient explanation. Now, given a choice, even with outdated graphics, I'd rather play Diablo 2 than play Torchlight 2.
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bloodorange
6y ago
It's not a problem if you find appropriate quality and thickness. One example is Icebreaker Ultralight socks. I use them in summer and they are rather thin.
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bloodorange
6y ago
Cotton remains damp after you sweat and eventually also stinks of sweat. It's not a good base layer in cold weather. A lot of merino wool products are easy to clean and maintain. I have never seen polyester called wool.
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bloodorange
6y ago
While Torchlight and Torchlight 2 have a lot of "quality of life" improvements and are decent games in general, I've found that they lack the replay value which Diablo 2 (with LOD) has. I can't exactly say why but this i
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bloodorange
6y ago
A thicker device would be more comfortable to hold as well. It feels heavy and it is slim. So, it "digs" into the palms a bit depending on how you hold it and that is not comfortable for extended periods of handheld use.
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bloodorange
6y ago
If you are willing to strip the DRM and convert the files to epub or PDF, you can read them on the Remarkable 2. I do this as I prefer to read on the Remarkable 2 (compared to reading on the Kindle). It's just convenient to have all th
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bloodorange
6y ago
I'm afraid we are talking past each other. I can not answer endless questions on this medium as it doesn't seem to take us forward. I'll leave you with a question though: Why does it bother you so, that others aren't bot
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bloodorange
6y ago
I'm afraid I have to disagree. There are innumerable issues which cause suffering and everyone chooses which ones they will concern themselves with (if at all) and to what degree. Even the leaders you elect probably fall on the wrong s
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bloodorange
6y ago
Rather than an individual thought, consider the "line of reasoning" or "train of thought" and then consider again where it leads. From two comments, it is hard to see whether your usage of "you" is rhetorical o
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bloodorange
6y ago
If you want to go down that line of thought, you would still have to concede that without adequate sleep, you will be ineffective. In either case, lying in bed, unable to sleep, thinking about those things doesn't lead to anything posi
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bloodorange
6y ago
I assume you have already considered and observed the effect of alcohol and/or caffeine intake. One thing that definitely helps me is to have a routine for bedtime. A hot shower, bed preheated in winter (heated underblanket), keeping t
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bloodorange
6y ago
While a surprise birthday party etc. is definitely not a problem for me, if any of my friends considered my address, phone number etc. as his/her data, there'd be a rather serious conversation about it.
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bloodorange
6y ago
The author of this particular book made his choice based on his experience teaching the course. While, of course no one can stop you from criticising his choice, on any day, I'd respect his opinion more than that of an angry internet c
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bloodorange
6y ago
The remarkable 2 tablet is a good (though expensive) device for writing. It feels quite a bit like paper and the different writing instruments you can select make for a lot of choice even in doodling/sketching stuff. You can also use i
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bloodorange
6y ago
After the bridge has fallen, there may yet be people ferrying themselves across the river. This, however, does not mean the absence of the bridge is not a notable impairment to people's movement across the water.
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bloodorange
6y ago
If you like Van Gogh's work, do not miss the movie "Loving Vincent": http://lovingvincent.com/
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bloodorange
6y ago
Please consider the possibility that you might be "escaping" using reddit or using it to fulfill some unmet need. If you are unable to figure it out by yourself a good therapist might be able to help you channel it towards somethi
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bloodorange
6y ago
If the work you are doing is not stimulating and is merely a means to get a salary, then of course, you will eventually be drained of motivation and energy and it gets harder to wake up for it with every passing day. On the other hand, some
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bloodorange
6y ago
I found that (for me) the key to making a habit out of some things is to eliminate as much friction as possible in just getting started. If I were you, I'd look at the simplest things like "7 minute workout" to just get start
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