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user224, in People that went to high schools with 3 or more floors, did you think that was a bit odd?
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No, why would I?

hex_m_hell, in What prevents you from going to bed early?

My kids, mainly.

bitwolf, in What prevents you from going to bed early?

I sign on to YouTube and it’s 2am before I know it.

CorrodedCranium, in Do streaming services sell your usage data to companies like insurance and medical
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Yes. Crunchy Roll just got in hot water for illegally selling user data

cnet.com/…/crunchyroll-viewers-heres-how-to-claim…

Syll, in What movie should me and fiance watch tonight?

LOTR extended edition, any or all of them

Syll,

Didn’t read the time piece. Super Mario Brothers movie is pretty good

jeena,
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Already seen it with the older daughter, it was pretty good.

jeena,
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I’ve already seen it.

astanix,

So? You only watch good movies once…?

jeena,
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Yes? Actually I only watch any movies once.

neidu2, in Do streaming services sell your usage data to companies like insurance and medical

Why wouldn’t they? It’d be naive to think that a corporation wouldn’t leverage all assets they have to increase profits.

otherbarry, (edited ) in Folks in North America, where do you like to get PC parts online these days?

Usually Newegg and Amazon, sometimes NextWarehouse for things I’m not in a rush for (they do a lot of drop shipping from the distributors/manufactures themselves so it’s sometimes cheaper but also slower). B&H is also worth a look, sometimes they do price drops on things & end up being cheaper than the other places.

There’s a local Best Buy near me that’s in a special tax district (lower sales tax) so I could try checking them out but usually the prices there are marked up so much that it’s not worth it IMO.

There aren’t any Micro Centers near me, it’d take a fair amount of travel to get to one.

MadhuGururajan, (edited ) in Why in the year 2024 and with all the knowledge humans have now do people still believe in religion?

It’s a lot easier to deal with a God that may or may not exist… than deal with humans.

Jocker, in Why in the year 2024 and with all the knowledge humans have now do people still believe in religion?

It’s a simulation and god is it’s admin, Thanks.

mwproductions, in What are the facts you remember for no specific reason

About 30-some years ago I borrowed a book of facts from the library, and the two I remember are:

  • There are 336 dimples on a regulation golf ball.
  • Pound for pound, grasshoppers are 3x as nutritious as steak.

I have no idea if they’re true, but they’re burned into my brain.

GBU_28, (edited ) in Non-computer standing furniture

I eat all my meals standing, unless I’m at a restaurant or something.

I eat at the kitchen counter

treechicken, in If you had to restart your job at your current employer, what would you do differently?
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Letting it bleed so much into life. My job and my hobby (code) have significant overlap. Stuff I learned on the job started making hobby coding not fun and shortcomings at the job started to feel like my own personal failures. I am slowly learning to separate my work and personal identities, to understand that my employer’s stuff is not my own, and to leave work at work when work ends. I wish I had done that from the first day though.

triptrapper, in What are the facts you remember for no specific reason

Sharks have existed on earth longer than trees have.

IronicDeadPan, in What are the facts you remember for no specific reason

Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

ThePowerOfGeek, (edited ) in Which of your favorite creators content quality went downhill very quickly?
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He was never a favourite content creator of mine, but some of John Campbell’s videos at the start of the pandemic were very informative. Then he started getting high on all his own hype, reporting more and more dubious psuedo-science, and getting into stupid spats with other YouTubers and pandemic ‘celebrities’.

banneryear1868,

Yeah he got me early on and I was recommending his channel, then he started to get in to the political stuff and pseudoscience baiting, then full on pseudoscience.

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