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Comment #32815338
I grew up going to South Square too. Lots of fond memories. I've also been living near Northgate for the last decade or so, and that has been a depressing experience. Watching it d…
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Comment #30427726
Lincoln is also a famous example of someone who struggled heavily with depression. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/106591.Lincoln_s_Melanch... https://www.npr.org/templates/sto…
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Comment #30427638
Showing you some love... Keep fighting the good fight =]
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Comment #30410153
Sounds an awful lot like privacy: 1. the state of being apart from other people or concealed from their view; solitude; seclusion 2. the state of being free from unwanted or undue …
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Comment #30408294
Do you use HTTPS? SSH? A password manager? Everyone has something to hide -- it is a matter of how much and from who(m). In our world of Big Data/surveillance capitalism, I don't s…
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Comment #30400968
Have you read Focusing by Eugene Gendlin? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focusing_(psychotherapy)
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Comment #30347641
> "Since the pandemic began, Americans’ happiness has cratered" As if this isn't mostly because of the disruption to normal life caused by the pandemic? I don't think that paints a…
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Comment #30331859
Some of my favorite gaming memories! Swapping IPs in chat rooms before MSN Zone picked it up. All the "hacks" were so inventive and fun - the Jail Hack by EaH in particular blew my…
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Comment #30331319
Carpal tunnel isn't about being sedentary, is it? It's about repetitive movements (from people I know who suffer from it, vibrations also exacerbate their conditions, which is why …
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Comment #30326278
Have you considered taking some time off and going WWOOFing? It can be a fun experience. Personally, I believe that knowing how to navigate this (increasingly) digital world is an …
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Comment #30325268
> I helped the fat cats get a little fatter. I think that is just the way of the world, especially in America. Even though I have worked in fields that produce a more "tangible" pr…
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Comment #30325013
If your idea of physical abuse is carpal tunnel from using a mouse + keyboard, don't go into the trades. Seriously. Go to Home Depot, buy a stick of 1" copper pipe, a Ridgid (wheel…
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Comment #30324606
This is more a reflection on that period of your life than the work itself. Part time at a pizza shop in your teens/20s? Time of your life! Doing that exact same work in your 30s w…
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Comment #30324315
This is a very shallow view of what it means to be working as a plumber... As someone who spent a couple years doing commercial plumbing: 1) You are lifting very heavy 10-20ft long…
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Comment #30317717
Shout out to Telco Inside, oldskoolphreak, PLA, BinRev, Default Radio and all the other late torchbearers of phreaking in the early '00s =] Miss those days. There used to be a Stro…
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Comment #30306861
Thanks for reading & responding! I don't really see any reasons to doubt that literature will survive the 21st century. Its place is always going to be there, right? But the publis…
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Comment #30304984
> ... could learn a thing or two about the dynamics of lifestyle-brands. I think that is out of touch with the way that American culture has been trending. (Yes, the world is much …
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Comment #30277586
I appreciate this comment. Being an "adult student" (30s+) is a rough road and I definitely understand the attraction of self-paced online degrees. That WGU includes certifications…
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Comment #30272800
I think this is just the current state of the job market today, though. In order to "be successful", it requires an almost constant engagement with your curated social/online ident…
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Comment #30251533
+1 The Arizer Solo 2 is well worth the price.
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Comment #30251164
Hey there, I am in a similar situation as you. I've partaken on a regular basis for decades but during the last two years, my consumption had gone up by a considerable amount. I al…
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Comment #30196958
Your comment brought to mind this story written by the late, great John Perry Barlow: https://www.eff.org/pages/crime-and-puzzlement My impression is that the young generations are…
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Comment #30192825
Thank you for linking the article. I purchased my first cellphone in 2004 so I experienced the era, but I've never used AT&T or an iPhone, so this is all news to me. I also was a l…
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Comment #30186214
How did Apple change any of this? (Genuine question - I am not well versed in cellular network technologies or their history, but I would love to read about how Apple led to improv…
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Comment #30186117
Do you have more information about how Apple disrupted Ma Bell? It is also worth noting that the iPhone was originally released as an AT&T exclusive...