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Nerd, truck driver, and kinda creeped that you're reading this.

  • I have a Bolt EV and I give a finger wave to any fellow non-Tesla electric vehicle driver, that's all.

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  • Hell yeah

  • It's not their fault it's a licensing thing.

    DisplayPort is the superior adapter.

  • Not explicitly, but trans persons especially pre-op can face additional screening or scrutiny.

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  • Technically if they did that fast enough the blood pressure on both would get higher, potentially MUCH higher.

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  • Veins are small so capillary action keeps things in order.

    With no gravity though you'll have higher blood pressure to your head (and less to the legs)- it kinda makes astronauts faces a bit puffy. iirc this can slightly negatively affect vision long term.

    Most of your body processes are in a small enough space that capillary action overtakes gravity.

  • My second language, but in Spanish he's Calamardo Tentáculos

    SpongeBob is Bob Esponja

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  • Yo I've had to explain to way too many people lately that the far side isn't "dark". When there's a new moon the light is on the other side....

  • I've got one but really basically never use it

    It's just the old one from the living room though I'd never buy a bedroom TV

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    Docker is hard work

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  • It broke on me which is how I found out about the depreciation, but I don't remember the details to be fair.

  • If we wanted to do that we would've. Nobody but you does. In fact most would actively ask you not to do it.

  • I'm no jokologist, but there doesn't really seem to be a joke in there.

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  • I'm pretty sure that stopped working months ago...

    You've probably been running out of date containers.

  • Partially based on relations between the countries and also if they think people from that country are likely to stay illegally.

    If two countries are close politically, they'll often have a visa waiver for each other, such as Canada/US. These citizens can cross into either country anytime without reason, usually for 1-6 months.

    Then you'll often see countries that are close politically but with a large wealth/standard of living disparity. A lot of times the citizens from the richer country are free to enter the poorer one with generous time limits, while the citizens from the poorer country have a lot more restrictions. Sometimes they have visa free zones near the border but would need to apply for a visa to go further or stay longer, but the visa isn't too hard to obtain.

    Then if your countries are hostile (or even neutral but with an extreme wealth/standard of living gap) then you'll find it extremely hard to get a visa and you'll be basically interrogated about the purpose of your visit and likely denied anyway.

  • That's like saying the fever is what's making you feel bad.

    Like, sure. But you're blaming the symptom not the cause. It's the virus that did it.

    Wagging your finger at those disillusioned by Dems being shit clearly hasn't worked multiple times now. Maybe we should try something else.

  • He also enabled genocide in Palestine and set the stage for Trump to win

    All in all, a net negative to the world.

  • Even knowing that Trump was going to actively help Bibi?

    The US was doing it anyway before Trump2.0

  • I feel like there's probably hundreds who post at least once a month

  • I'm sure it was nothing mission critical.

    I hope.