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monopoledance

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    Comment #30406326

    Destabilizing “the west” and preventing Ukraine from joining NATO. Look at the pandemic… Soon there will be toil about defensive measurements and expenses. The economy wont like a …

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    Comment #30400811

    Unsatisfied niche btw.. There is effectively no dating app for kinksters, but a lot of people are into kink.

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    Comment #30400745

    Idk. No one I knew was an outspoken racist in school. Especially these days, teenagers seem to be very aware of these issues. Regardless, it’s not the only thing pointed out here. …

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    Comment #30400299

    This article rubs me the wrong way. The headline isn’t well supported by its content, as the article drifts off to cheery picking counter arguments debunking lab-origin conspiracy …

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    Comment #29816118

    "Single-use" may have been the wrong expression. I meant, I needed something that could break, be stolen, or tempered with at the airport, without me losing trust/access to my main…

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    Comment #29814532

    Standing desk doesn't help with the viewing angle and neck strain. Your upper body should be exactly the same as sitting well adjusted.

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    Comment #29814486

    Keyboard is unmatched indeed, but my nipple mechanic is worn now and the trackpad is atrocious. I am not defending this machine, it is 10 years old, the CPU is a major limitation n…

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    Comment #29814263

    Jeez, I explicitly stated my comment was about "snappiness" only. Sure you can move the goalpost, if it makes you happy, but I am not trying to argue a 10 year old Thinkpad, or any…

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    Comment #29808093

    Lol. That's what I thought as well, but I couldn't really spell it. The reference fits perfectly.

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    Comment #29808050

    Maybe. At least I can not switch off easily and those stories stay with me. I also don't like horror movies. Maybe it's more pleasant, or enjoyable, when you feel differently, or "…

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    Comment #29808017

    But would you agree, you don't need that story over and over dressed up differently? Some people have read/seen more than one of those stories. Man's search for arbitrary meaning (…

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    Comment #29807981

    > You can't escape sadness. Life is fundamentally about suffering. Yeah, no shit. That's why I try to not invite it unnecessarily. > I think people seek these stories because it he…

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    Comment #29807912

    That's terrible ergonomics and you will grow a hunch. One day you will notice in the mirror and your consequent attempts to straighten your neck will fail. Laptops are such a legac…

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    Comment #29807872

    I have a ten year old X220 with an SSD upgrade.... I don't have to wait for anything really, either. Don't get me wrong, I know there is a difference, but... is it a 2000$ differen…

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    Comment #29807753

    Gnome's accessibility feature "larger text" works a bit better than font scaling IMEx. With font scaling often some alignment and spacing seems odd. And you can toggle "larger text…

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    Comment #29803017

    For real. Tho, if organ donations were opt-out, or even no choice, and the infrastructure to match demand and supply would scale (it does not at the moment), we wouldn't need artif…

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    Comment #29802913

    I honestly don't understand why people seek that. Doesn't that sadness and devastation hang with you afterwards? I gave it a try, but now I am trying to avoid these stories at all …

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    Comment #29802774

    I think that depth has been more widely recognized in neuro-biology before, but has fallen from grace in favor of a naive mechanistic enthusiasm at the beginning of that early neur…

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    Comment #29801270

    True or not, great read and interesting idea. The concept of “flattening an energy landscape” resonates a lot with me. I feel like the filter on which internal and external impress…

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    Comment #29800808

    Possibly a heavy selection bias, don't you think? Shrooms are illegal almost everywhere, or at least not very popular. I assume there is a very significant filter on which type of …

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    Comment #29786594

    Also, maybe report back, if you don't mind. Would love to get a reality check, if it's just another fiction of self-improvement, or if others see the usefulness, as well.

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    Comment #29786439

    Yeah, but as a monologue. The thing with ADHD folks is, we constantly seek stimulation/neuronal excitement, so if we manage to do anything, we somehow tricked our brain into enthus…

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    Comment #29785848

    I can't vouch for the most recent episodes, as I haven't listened to them yet, and I don't mind those interview ones much. Otherwise most episodes had some insights and ideas, I fo…

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    Comment #29781215

    Amen. For those with poor executive functioning, or ADHD, I can really recommend the podcast "Hacking your ADHD": https://www.hackingyouradhd.com/podcast Ironically, it's less focu…

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    Comment #29780479

    > there is only one reason the media rejected the lab-leak hypothesis - it was forwarded by Trump Nonsense. There is media outside the US, and no one really cared about that. The p…