wideasleep1

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by wideasleep1 6y ago
DANG, please delete my account.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Downvotes continue...how is Twitter NOT the perfect troll platform? DANG, please delete my account!
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
If I had to guess, leasing made a vibrant secondary market, which enjoys a steady stream of new cars/trucks, so financing options displaced a portion of the durability. Or should I say, shifted the durability.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
You must be a millenial. No worries, a Gen-X'r here, and I enjoyed buying our last two cars at Cartelligent (Sausalito). Pay a small fee, and have the car delivered to your driveway, sign paperwork, orientation and away you go.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
I'm low carb, so gimme the avacados! No bananas, thanks. Edit: who downvotes avacados?
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Only reason I have a Twitter account is apparently it is the BEST way to deal with TMobile's T-Force, to really get shit done. Otherwise, I consider Twitter a cesspool...a sideshow for the truly bored.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Have been considering encrypting locally (which pCloud already does, but at the cost) using File Guard extension on Chrome, and Cryptomator on Android. All encryption passwords to be stored in BitWarden.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
I didn't kill off my gmail accounts, but they all forward to my ProtonMail accounts for those contacts that haven't been updated to my ProtonMail accounts yet. Those get handled piecemeal, which is pretty easy.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Yep! 15 years too. Had DirecTV with multiple DirecTivo's, then moved to Sausalito and lost LOS to sats. Never considered Comcast, and that was that.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
I'd recommend trying these Google Alt's: Protonmail or Fairmail for email. DuckduckGo or Bromite for low-ad/tracker browsing, or button down your Chrome with Umatrix/UBO and a host of other extensions (Privacy Badger, Ca
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Here Maps has nothing to do with Huawei..I don't see how a single nav app 'surprises millions of users' about Huawei's desire to be free from Google, and further, while I like Here Maps, it is most certainly not 'st
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Or, Jean-Louis could simply watch his countryman's 1973 Epic: Fantastic Planet (La Planete Sauvage). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwrip4d1JFc
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
I may have an incorrect take on the virtue concept, vis-a-vis Stoicism, but felt it was more to do with reducing man's conflict with nature, learning to live within his and its means, as 'virtue'...not the 'just be great
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Just now discovered psychedlics, yet founded Be Inc. Interesting.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Lost me on this: "We then detail evidence from the one study that implicated an olfactory origin for this behaviour:"... One. Okay. Helps explain 'may reflect'...
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
I receive plenty (and expected) downvotes any time I mention fighting 'the man/machine'...this is simply NOT the audience for such content. Indeed, there are few places on the interwebs where this is even welcome. It is still
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
We had Pink Floyd and lawn darts. Damn I'm old.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
"I assure you that liberal white people are far more offended on anyone's behalf than actual minorities." Sometimes, one upvote is never enough.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Murphy says it cost him 4K, and he wants to recoup his costs. "“I realized all these fringe guys are gonna get a hold of these websites, So I went out and bought ‘em up that night,” he told me. The financial burden of thwarting fringe-
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Well, that certainly wasn't the dramatic irony I was expecting! “I bought these names to try to stop the insanity, basically. And it just turned to insanity,” he said. He felt forced to unplug his phone, and his inbox exploded with mes
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Grate about 1 tsp. Romano, or Parmigiano Reggiano...curd the eggs only, leaving a wet sheen. Heaven.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
I think this is true. The only time I fax, is annually, to renew my insurance. The 'binding letter' requires a physical signature, and they reject a 'digital signature'. Yet, a fax is digitial. All righty then.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Years ago now, there were reports of visible fracturing like you describe, and Alan said to call in to Aeropress and they will replace these versions. Worth a try, even today.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
The paper element removes some of the oils (mouthfeel/body), and you can use a metal filter to retain the expected mouthfeel.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Bitterness is overextraction, which involves tweaking either grind size (extraction speed) and/or brew time (extraction duration), and of course whether you press the Espro, and consume from the vessel (spent grind still impacting flav
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
I have long-considered the Espro Travel Press to be the Aeropress's metal cousin: https://www.espro.com/catalog/french-press/coffee-travel-pre...
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
https://aeropress.com/use-it-now/evolution-of-aeropress/ edit confession: I have collected all versions, save for the new red one.
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Baratza Encore
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
Also alleviated by this 'gismo', named Prismo: https://fellowproducts.com/products/prismo
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by wideasleep1 6y ago
"Look mommy...there's an airplane up in the sky..."

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