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- Comment on Lots of times the restaurants won't even have milk 21 hours ago:
Sugar is sugar, HFCS found in sodas and juice with added sugars is more concentrated, but your body still sees it and treats it as sugar.
Which it also just happens to see as something to hoard because for our entire evolutionary timeline sugar was a rare resource to be had. It wasn’t until the industrial revolution that we began being able to have sugar whenever and however we wanted. Which on the timeline of evolution is nothing but a blimp, a speck of sand.
- Comment on Lots of times the restaurants won't even have milk 23 hours ago:
What’s wrong with water? I usually just get water and ask for lemon slices to squeeze into it. Which is a game changer and they always have on hand because of the alcoholic drinks lmao
- Comment on Lots of times the restaurants won't even have milk 23 hours ago:
That’s chocolate milk which is amazing at my time, the post implies plain white milk
- Comment on Why Didn't Democrats Do More When They Controlled Both Houses of Legislature, The White House, and The Supreme Court During Obama's First Term? 2 days ago:
I did, but you never really answer the question, are you financially prepared and willing to actually defend your license?
And also your link has become incredibly obnoxious, you don’t need all those “~”
- Comment on Why Didn't Democrats Do More When They Controlled Both Houses of Legislature, The White House, and The Supreme Court During Obama's First Term? 2 days ago:
Yea, but propublica has money to hire lawyers and can actually take companies to court over it.
Are you prepared to shell out potentially 10’s of thousands of dollars to actually defend your license? That’s my biggest question in this, because if not it really is a waste of time and effort.
- Comment on Pray they don't alter it any further 2 days ago:
Or watched cable ADs apparently, cable TV ads were like…5 minutes or maybe even longer. Just commercial after commercial, so long that it was viable to use them to go-to the bathroom when you didn’t have DVR lmao
- Comment on Report: In Western Countries, 41% of the Jobs Done By Young People are at Risk Disappearing Due to Automation 6 days ago:
If we’re going to force people to work to live, maybe removing jobs due to automation isn’t the best thing for society.
Well, it certainly isn’t the least painful way, but it’s probably the most likely path towards getting UBI. The government will have to do something when 50%+ of its population is unemployed.
- Comment on Lil grippers 1 week ago:
I feel like this is in Australia, yet another reason to never go to Australia if it is
- Comment on How Solar Panels Work 1 week ago:
Hmm I wonder if…Fire benders who can bend lightning can…
- Comment on Ok, $23. Final offer. 1 week ago:
What app is this? Doesn’t look like the eBay UI
- Comment on Alligatussy 1 week ago:
Alligussy
- Comment on How well can an employer be certain of a remote employee's geographical location? 2 weeks ago:
When you use the VPN are you using/opening the VPN on the device itself instead of a dedicated wireless router configured with the VPN instead?
If so, that’s your problem, otherwise it’s like the other commenter said, they’re probably detecting a common VPN IP if you’re using a common service. Grab a cheap VPS in your desired location and setup a VPN server and connect to that instead
- Comment on How well can an employer be certain of a remote employee's geographical location? 2 weeks ago:
Ez-Pz, cheap VPS + VPN server
Or I think there are also VPNs that advertise using “residential IPs”, I know that’s a thing with SOCKS proxy services.
- Comment on How well can an employer be certain of a remote employee's geographical location? 2 weeks ago:
There are ways, but the VPN/Personal Router route will thwart 99.99999% of businesses out there (For a non-cellular enabled laptop and you refuse a work phone)
The remaining .000001% that go the extra mile are going to be dealing high security, confidential secret stuff like TS gov defense contracts or something
- Comment on neptune 2 weeks ago:
It may be fiction, but (Post-WWIII) it’s a blueprint worth following. IMO it’s the most realistic likelihood of a ‘true’ utopia i.e. not a perfect utopia that’s secretly/under the surface dystopia.
- Comment on neptune 2 weeks ago:
Don’t worry, a few more pointless world wars and population decimations born out of glorified sociopathy, and our species might actually develop admirable priorities beyond tribal resource hoarding from the ashes.
Tbf, even in the Star Trek timeline earth had to go through WWIII nuclear devastation that nearly wiped out all life on earth to even take the first steps on that track
- Comment on Jackbox Naughty Pack Is The First M-Rated Game In The Series 2 weeks ago:
Thank you Carol!
- Comment on Technology Connections - The simple, clever sensor behind automatic windshield wipers 2 weeks ago:
Still waiting for the next part on the pinball series, but this’ll tide me over…for now
- Comment on Come on, science! 2 weeks ago:
To add to this, pre iPhone phones sucked ass. People were absolutely asking for a better phone directly too
- Comment on The ad in the middle of this article about conspiracy theories 2 weeks ago:
At least that’s behind us.
I sure am (‿!‿) ԅ(≖‿≖ԅ)
- Comment on The miracle of childbirth 2 weeks ago:
“imTeLLiGENt DeSIgN”
- Comment on hole 3 weeks ago:
I see 2 possible solutions on this point. 1, most people primarily spray insecticide to control mosquitos which harms bees as a side effect. If we got rid of mosquitoes altogether, spraying would drop significantly and the bees might return
2, there’s something like 3-6 thousand different mosquito sub species and only a handful suck blood and even fewer of that target humans. We could do away with those few species and replace them with some other sub-species that are either close enough naturally or through further genetic alterations.
- Comment on hole 3 weeks ago:
Fuck, can we just make them extinct already? It’s probably the one thing nearly every animal on the planet is hoping we make extinct
And before anyone comes in here with their “Nooo mosquitoes a pARt oF tHe fOoD ChAIn” you’re at best a mosquito apologist, the food chain will be fine (We only need to make the blood sucking sub-species’s extinct)
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