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Neito posted:you must be maximally efficient so that the blades of capitalism can grind you in to a fine slurry more easily.  tracecomplete posted:Thing is, Four Hour Body is actually good advice! It’s basically keto plus some structured exercise. I topped at like 255 and was as low as 200 by following it pretty much to-the-letter. (Still under 220 today, which is more than I’d like but I’m too lazy to worry, I walk a dog for three miles a day, it’s fine.) that guys podcast was basically everyone in epsteins circle except for the big man himself post hole digger fucked around with this message at 23:13 on Sep 11, 2023 |
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RETVRN to the wisdom of dr james salisburyquote:Eat the muscle pulp of lean beef made into cakes and broiled. This pulp should be as free as possible from connective or glue tissue, fat and cartilage. [...]
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salisbury steak was supposed to be some sort of health diet?! well I guess at least it wasn't corn flakes or whatever
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mystes posted:salisbury steak was supposed to be some sort of health diet?! Imagine a healthy dinner with the following on the plate: a nice steak, a side salad with greens, tomato, etc. and dressing, and a dinner roll on the side. Not bad right? Combine all of them onto one stacked pile and you have the components of the famously unhealthy food known as the Hamburger.
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post hole digger posted:Imagine a healthy dinner with the following on the plate: a nice steak, a side salad with greens, tomato, etc. and dressing, and a dinner roll on the side. Not bad right?
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Internet Janitor posted:is there a MENSA equivalent for people with (generally self-reported) high emotional intelligence kissing
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post hole digger posted:Imagine a healthy dinner with the following on the plate: a nice steak, a side salad with greens, tomato, etc. and dressing, and a dinner roll on the side. Not bad right? the steak to salad ratio on a hamburger is not quite ideal
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mystes posted:nice try but everyone knows that a hamburger is ultraprocessed while a salisbury steak, side salad, and dinner roll is not fly away troll
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I don't think I'm trolling any more or less than you are? Or I misunderstood your point
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i was also just trolling around. you are good mystes my friend
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Sapozhnik posted:sometimes i try to imagine the sort of person who insists on doing every aspect of his life Optimally optimized for maximum runny shits
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embrace your inner possum, at least as far as you can while still making rent and not disgusting the people around you possums have this poo poo figured out
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post hole digger posted:Imagine a healthy dinner with the following on the plate: a nice steak, a side salad with greens, tomato, etc. and dressing, and a dinner roll on the side. Not bad right? i keep hearing this point, and i keep wondering who the hell it is who has established in their mind that steak, dinner rolls, and dressing are part of a healthy meal. i mean, all *fine*, but it is not some new health craze that red meat, white flour and what is basically just oil is not some kind of ideal. possibly a health craze trying to figure eating chunks of red meat *is* good, but if you're just going to convince yourself of things for convenience, sure, go ahead and imagine the burger healthy too.
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Plorkyeran posted:the steak to salad ratio on a hamburger is not quite ideal there's a "healthy food" place on my delivery app and I try to order from them whenever I can't cook, instead of having pizza or whatever mostly I take the salmon or chicken salads, but I've recently tried their burgers and they're exactly what you'd expect: a poo poo ton of veggies on both sides of the patty, very little dressing, thin wholegrain bread, and the most dry and lean beef patty I've ever had. they also fall apart pretty fast in other words, there's little point in eating that food in burger format. I'll just try the beef salad if I want red meat
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Neito posted:you must be maximally efficient so that the blades of capitalism can grind you in to a fine slurry more easily.
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quote:A professor at Harvard walked into his classroom holding a fresh hot Hamburger. He asked to the class, "who among you would say that this famous sandwich constitutes an Unhealthy dinner?" the students laughed nervously, and every student put up their hands in agreement, save for one lone student, who sat smiling.
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sytelus 6 minutes ago | prev | next [–] This felt like really let down release. I am usually the first one to upgrade iPhone no matter what but this year I felt no attachment to any of these "new" things. Just didn't cared at all. The things I would have cared: - Dual screen - AR/3D photo/video features in phone - Much better battery life - Full satellite communication - OS-wide AI features, massively upgraded Siri, AI-first mobile browser, auto-complete, spell+grammer check, rewrites - Even more AI features: Better reader-mode, PDF mode, maps infused with AI, super-res videos with structure from motion, flower/bird/food/tree/everything ID, so on and on. What's going on with Apple? The 2020s were "Internet in your pocket" and 2030s should be "Super smart AI in your pocket". Apple product managers feel so completely out of touch. reply - No wireless. - Less space than a Nomad. Lame.
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The things I would have cared: - Unicorn with full suite of next-gen AI implants - AI-first negatively-charged moon pony - Sonic the Hedgehog's contact details pre-installed
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Dijkstracula posted:I bought a waterpik but just never use it, unclear how this will affect my teeth going forward And the touch of a pick that is too fine Toss the floss and check the number Leave it in the bathroom when I slumber I hear the mumblings of the hygienist I buy the product and never use it Ignore the talking of the dentist Bacteria come in like a tempest I'm on a waterpik radio I'm on a waterpik radio
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The line about eating barbecued iguana still fits.
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quote:installing Back Orifice on people's computers so you could open and close their CD drives remotely...
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“no haha I didn’t hack your computer to trick you into hanging out with me. drama queen, much? I just installed a little program to make you think that your computer was broken because that is the only reason why you’d ever be in touching range of me.”
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I don't know guys I had a pretty wild life on campus when I was younger.. I played a computer prank on some LADIES.. and they talked to me. You had to be there
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Chris Knight posted:I feel a cold wind on my gum line incredible
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Mr.Radar posted:sytelus 6 minutes ago | prev | next [–] Did this guy have this post prepared in advance like a press release or something? Apple announced two thirds of his list, like, these exact things
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imagine not feeling a deep emotional connection to the many fine upgrades and features of the brand new Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max designed with aerospace grade titanium, i too think they are just trolling and if they honestly sought their feelings they would find that they are emotionally fulfilled by the product.
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i'm looking forward to seeing a bunch of articles about people scratching the gently caress out of glass desks, marble counters, and other household surfaces with their titanium-body iphones i bet the manufacturing processes are real neat though
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hell yeah iphone pro maxxx crashing through a wall like the kool aid man
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e: nm
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Improbable Lobster posted:optimized for maximum runny shits just killing your entire gut biome so you poo poo less so you can crank out more lines of javascript per day. Neon Noodle posted:switch to a burr grinder, more consistency, you won't regret it i was gonna make this joke but decided against it, glad someone else did.
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tux1968 5 hours ago | prev | next [–] I'm guessing we'll return to the continuously showing movie. Well, more like the starting-any-time-you-want movie. As individual VR headsets are available in every seat, you could start the movie synchronized with just the people in your own party. Of course, there will have to be technological and/or social advantages over doing the same thing in your own home. reply
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quote:I ate my last McRib while looking out at the great Salt Lake for the first time. It was otherworldly and much bigger feeling than I was expecting but it was super hard to find a place where we could just walk up to the edge of it. My McRib almost got cold.
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toolz 6 minutes ago | parent [–] I can be a bit of an over-optimistic person, but I've always been of the opinion that mass extinction events are always going to occur without intervention and while humans certainly seem to have contributed towards speeding up the timeline heading towards the next extinction event, we're more importantly the only species with potential to mitigate these extinction events all-together. Without humans extinction events will occur (at least history suggests this is the case). With humans, they might not. For all of our flaws, I think humans are the most beautiful species to come into existence. We have seemingly boundless potential. reply
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*looking at the corpse of the money who cooked himself running his pornography machine* such noble creatures
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A conversation thread: mholm 1 hour ago | parent | prev | next [–] I worked an inner city public school system's well funded IT department about a decade ago. Chromebooks had just been distributed to all students with grant money. After the first year, about 1/5 laptops needed major repair. None of them would make it to 5 years. reply burkaman 44 minutes ago | root | parent | prev | next [–] Was it an issue with Chromebooks specifically, or just a general consequence of heavily-used shared laptops? reply Scaevolus 36 minutes ago | root | parent | next [–] Chromebooks are made out of plastic, children are not very careful, and people don't value free things they're given. reply fragmede 8 minutes ago | root | parent | next [–] Pedagogically, it would seem the answer to that would be to have the classroom be a computer lab on the first day of school, and then make the kids work (running laps, taking quizzes on having done the reading) before they earn the laptop to take home. reply
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WD40forRust 40 minutes ago | parent | context | flag | favorite | on: The Tyranny of the Marginal User At risk of an avalanche of knee-jerk downvotes, I will suggest this angle: 'Inclusivity' is in vogue. It's a meme (Dawkins) which is so deep into the psyches of normies today it integrates into everything. Normie is the fish and inclusivity is the water. What I think is being left on the side lines is 'exclusivity' not in class of product, but in intended customer. "KDE 3.5 is an advanced product, it was not meant for average users like you. Go check out $LATEST_GNOME, it also comes at a more affordable price too!" Sure you're going to turn off some customers, but what you're really saying is "you're not good enough to be within the set of intended users" and I think this dynamic can drive some users into saying "nuh uh I'm not some normie goy, gimmie gimmie gimmie!" Well that's my shitter thought away, time to flush this turd! reply
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hn thread: It's a meme (Dawkins) edit: just noticed the 'goy' in there too, nice 
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more proof that anyone who uses the word "normie" is not worth interacting with
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hold on lemme think about the biggest marketing juggernauts I know uhhhhhhhh....... KDE and gnome
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post hole digger posted:"surprised" isnt really the right word, because im not surprised guys still do it (and its almost always guys) , but i really thought that whole tim ferriss type cult of optimization type thing sorta peaked around like 2015-2016. it seems almost quaint now
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