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jrootabega
7d ago
But you are pretty much guaranteed never to meet anyone while roaming around randomly. Only if you go to a galaxy center, the Anomaly, an expedition, or matchmake into someone else's game (is that still a thing?)
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jrootabega
7d ago
Not a single comment here about the actual Cosmos update content?
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7d ago
It's pseudoscience no matter what, but I'd like to see the results sliced up for an age range of roughly 35-70. I would heavily question the taste and judgment of those outside that range. Or at the very least note that people&#x
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jrootabega
13d ago
Spinach and almonds.
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jrootabega
13d ago
I feel sorry for the person who draws their exact real-life stats, but dying this year.
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14d ago
I'm not that extreme, but I somewhat agree. I just want them to make square handle toothbrushes common again. It's impossible to get a good grip and torque on the newer rounded ones when your hands are wet and toothpasty or waxy f
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jrootabega
16d ago
What if you want the sun and moon to notice you?
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jrootabega
19d ago
They can probably already fingerprint you with high confidence even without a static IP address. This is going to give them even more fingerprinting surface.
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jrootabega
1mo ago
It should at least notify you and give you the opportunity to cancel the alert within a few seconds
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1mo ago
But many false positives lead to a real positive being ignored as a false positive.
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7mo ago
Correction: Summer Yue deletes Summer Yue's emails. We don't say "Russian roulette shoots man."
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jrootabega
7mo ago
Guess the Beastie Boys were never in the running.
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7mo ago
I should heavily qualify this by saying that I don't think the study (which I have no access to) measured it this precisely or specifically. I think it was just people reporting roughly how many "cups" per day they drank ove
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7mo ago
Ha, I get it, great Angela impression.
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jrootabega
7mo ago
Translating from normie, sounds like 30-50g of beans, assuming a "cup" is 8 floz. and the water:coffee ratio is 15:1. Assuming Arabica, that's 450-750mg of caffeine.
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jrootabega
7mo ago
how disk get fragment?
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jrootabega
9mo ago
And if you just add them to your spam filter, it won't even work easily, because they deliberately shift around the domains and subdomains they send from every so often.
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9mo ago
I'm not knowledgeable enough to confidently verify this from the linked material, but aren't they keeping CO2 levels the same during the hypoxic periods? i.e. isn't this significantly different than just holding your breath&#
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jrootabega
10mo ago
There is no downvote. There is only flag, and people are hesitant to use it, if it's even available to them in the first place.
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11mo ago
Funnily enough, just a few weeks before that, REM released their eponymous album. Perhaps Morris was inspired by that?
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1y ago
Yeah, it was just a creative example of the type of awful AI responses search engines, including Google, give. It tends to contradict what you say, push everything towards useless and inoffensive "there are many complicated factors&quo
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1y ago
search: "coffee is mostly water" "No, coffee is not mostly water. That appears to be a misconception based on a popular television show. Coffee is actually about 98% water."
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1y ago
> I appreciate that. I hope you do. But I do not for one second believe the truth of it. Nor do I when I read passive-aggressive replies from Automattic on the Google Play store: "Hi Matthew! If you believe that your one-time paymen
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2y ago
They had to wait for additional characters to make a good guess as to whether it was Z or SE. So they thought that having your fingers already positioned close to both outcomes would allow you to handle that delay better. Maybe it allowed y
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2y ago
Selling individual rolls used to be more common. I'm sure you'll still see it today in smaller stores without a dedicated aisle for toilet paper/towels. Why would they package those in larger packs? My guess is that the paper
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2y ago
While this can be mitigated somewhat by keeping backups on hand, the card helps because it gives you a convenient record of needing to restock, which you can just drop somewhere you know it will be used. Even in personal life that might be
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2y ago
Is the noon color scheme supposed to look like Finn from Adventure Time?
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2y ago
(George Edward Stanley, 1987)
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2y ago
for kids, there's The Codebreaker Kids
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2y ago
I had one of those 3D-only cards on my first computer. I didn't know about the passthrough and got pretty annoyed that my games sucked and never worked with the hardware 3D stack. I don't know if they didn't document it corre
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