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qualeed

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About qualeed

i think this might be one of the most fickle communities on the internet.

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    Calling a comment "ridiculous" is against the guidelines? Okay. Hopefully it isn't against the guidelines to say I think that's a silly guideline. Apparently saying "ridiculous" in…

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    Comment #45031542

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    Comment #45031251

    The DSM-5 is from the "American Psychiatric Association". Phillip Zimbardo, and the link you linked to, are the "American Psychological Association". These are two different associ…

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    Comment #45030974

    Not synonymous with "spreading hate".

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    Comment #45030297

    > I'd rather look like a goof (nothing wrong with being goofy or weird sometimes) than help spread hatred. No one in this thread is helping "spread hatred".

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    Comment #45019389

    I'm pretty sure they are implying that it might be a bad policy to not ban nazis.

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    Comment #45017674

    > Relative size is what matters here. This is where our disconnect is. Relative change in size means nothing to me. I care about the absolute size of the final thing I'm installing…

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    Comment #45015629

    For the purposes of what this post is communicating , I don't think the exact sizes of adobe prior to 2000 or the exact size of sumatrapdf matters at all. The linear graph instantl…

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    Comment #45015226

    For the purposes of this article , this graph is much more effective at making the point than the log scale one. I think it would have been a better choice to use a graph like this…

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    Comment #44990261

    1) "De-googling" doesn't need to be a binary, all-in or all-out situation. Any reduction in reliance of Google (or any single point of failure) is good. Diversifying the big stuff …

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    Comment #44990154

    The research is great! The reporting is typically... not as great. At the very least, the headlines are typically extremely over-stated.

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    Comment #44989623

    Spam folder? I feel like I see some strongly-worded headline about anti-aging of some sort here every two weeks.

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    Comment #44984518

    > It all depends on who was elected and who votes. If I had to pick one thing I dislike the most about HOAs, it would be this. There is never a guarantee that your quiet HOA will r…

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    Comment #44984332

    > Things like maintaining a community’s cohesiveness [...] maintain/increase the community’s home values over time. I've heard the arguments in favor of them before, I just don't f…

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    Comment #44984221

    Sure, I guess I can kind of understand that. It's just not something I've experienced. I've never felt that there was a "gap" that needed to be filled. Especially not by a group th…

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    Comment #44983992

    As a non-American, I've always been surprised with how common HOAs are, and how over-bearing they seem. I know that I only hear about the crazy ones because blogs about normal/good…