originalbryan2

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by originalbryan2 6y ago
Yeesh. I'm sorry. I'm in CO and even the levels here get me all of the symptoms you mentioned. Last week I drove 1700 miles and only escaped the smoke during a summertime snowfall. It rebounded and while driving I was suppressing
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by originalbryan2 6y ago
From what I can tell, those countries are now racist based on their names and should be fired. History books should be burned. No human should ever speak to another human again. But we all need to be in offices in close quarters once the pa
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by originalbryan2 6y ago
I've run into a number of dads that drive really hard, always at the expense of sleep. They seems to die early, 40s 50s. Might be possible. I'm in a similar kids/work situation and it's going very rough at best. But then
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by originalbryan2 6y ago
Also joke answer: get multiple young children. But also my personal answer: multiple young children. Around 4-5pm they are hungry and it's time to do X & Y with them. Overall domestic responsibilities are so demanding that if I don
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by originalbryan2 6y ago
I first noticed the blue light issue when xmas led lights were put on trees around the holidays. Blue blurry things. Now my credit union has their sign in blue and I can’t read it. 10 years later I developed astigmatism in both eyes. Dark m
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by originalbryan2 6y ago
I'm not sure what to think about that. I live in CO and people here that don't sunscreen are so much more damaged than others I know in different states. It's drastically obvious. So I sunscreen my kids like crazy. I keep thi
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by originalbryan2 6y ago
Other than having not worked from home for many years now (which I am very happy to do when it works out), your experience is highly relatable. For the kids, I'm sad and wish I could do something more for them. But work abounds.
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by originalbryan2 6y ago
Shrooms?
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by originalbryan2 6y ago
If the citizens of the internet didn't vehemently demand blood for any misstep, would it still be the Internet?
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
The rate is increasing, it's slightly worse. It's looking really really really bad. The vaccine's purpose will be to stop this from happening yearly for the rest of human history.
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
Word. If I didn't dislike people we could be friends.
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
Same here, caused anxiety. We must be a minority bc I started avoiding Netflix completely unless I saw a show in the news that I wanted to check out.
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
Is it the year of the Linux desktop?!?!
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
I keep explaining this to my kids. They are still refusing to let me sleep. Why do they treat me this way?
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
Me watch many tv and have great word speaking.
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
Some months, with effort, domestic responsibility and my personal health make it impossible. But my whole family has been sick a lot this fall. Edit: I still feel tremendous pressure to work more/longer.
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
In my 20s I worked 80-90 hours for ... 4-6 months. It was day job, then side hustle software that I was very excited about. Now in my late 30s with kids, yeesh. Honestly it's impossible to get 40 hours in some weeks. Edit: no drug use
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
Lol I thought this was my post for a moment. Hi copy of myself!
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
Excellent point! 2 or 3 times a year my wife offers to let me have a few hours off, but all I want to do is sit or lay down. Which confounds her, but she gets about 40x more work/kid free time than me, so kinda makes sense.
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
I have twins, they are 4, I do almost nothing other than work and be a dad. I struggled with that fact for a little while, but accepted it over time. It takes 100% of my effort to do my job, be a dad, take care of the house/cars/m
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
Haha, that's terrible. I get annoyed by the security questions in a different way. If they are all based on "firsts" such as first school, first address, first friend, etc, I'm screwed. I moved 23 times growing up and we
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
Same! Identification. Except at work mostly, as there is an ocean of identical machines.
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by originalbryan2 7y ago
I don't own any, but I do have a 3rd party wireless headset. For me, ditching the cable means avoiding the inexplicable and over-the-top rage I experience when wired earphones/headphones get suddenly yanked on the occasion they ca
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by originalbryan2 8y ago
I've got twin 3 year olds. Took a while to accept the fact that I have no time to do "things" anymore. And like another commenter, I measure free time in minutes. First time I got 30 minutes to myself (9 months into parenthoo
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by originalbryan2 8y ago
I love the private toll road idea! I'd never imagined them all being that way before.
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by originalbryan2 8y ago
This guy ️for president. Took me several weeks to adjust. One of the best computing changes I've ever made.
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by originalbryan2 8y ago
As an aside, I switched Caps Lock to ESC a few years ago and after the 6 weeks(?) or however long it took to fully adjust, it's fantastic. I wish I could bring Caps Lock -> ESC joy to everyone.
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by originalbryan2 9y ago
Better yet, why not change your clocks slightly, every day, following the changing sunset/sunrise, to fully optimize each day? It'd only take 5 minutes a day to do all of my clocks.
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by originalbryan2 9y ago
Those rackety automobile contraptions! Don't get me started! :) I am half serious though, cars are annoyingly loud and (obviously) dangerous. I'm loving the eerily quiet electric vehicles. And cities creating carless areas of town
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by originalbryan2 9y ago
+1 Bunch of we-don't-like-options luddites in here. I'm surprised people aren't modding their cars with a hand crank b/c > why can't you just get the crank, walk up front, and start it manually, instead of turnin

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