Irremarkable

Should probably read the community rules, considering The Hard Times are explicitly listed as one of the recommended satire sites Fucking idiot

I’m sure the likely CTE doesn’t help

We tried banning booze once. It didn’t go over well

Probably something that still depends on the person. If your problem is irritation, probably not if it’s not a moisturizing soap. If you have issues with it immediately turning into pimples and such, I’m sure cleaning it will greatly help with preventing that.

The need for it varies greatly from person to person. I personally don’t use anything and have never felt a need for it, but I have friends for whom aftershave products (I couldn’t tell you if they’re alcohol based or not) do reduce razor burn and the like.

Some people really don’t think before they speak do they

Of course, which is why I said within reason. As long as you’re making an effort to make your diet varied, I find trying to religiously track macros tends to be fairly counterproductive for most people, as it makes the whole process far more of a pain in the ass.

shrimp and tilapia are fairly cheap

This varies hugely based on location, primarily distance from the ocean. Pound for pound, beef and pork are far cheaper than basically any seafood in my region.

As long as calories in < calories out, the source of those calories matter much less (within reason). You could lose weight eating nothing but oreos and hostess snack cakes as long as calories in < calories out. Not great for you for obvious reasons, not least of which vitamin deficiencies, but you’d lose weight.

As long as you’re not one of those weirdos that insist pull through sharpeners are just as good as properly sharpening it.

Most people don’t need a perfectly sharp knife. Are they nice to have? Absolutely. But as long as you don’t let them get dangerously dull, who cares.

Something like that, yeah. Didn’t personally have an actual practical use for it, but it was certainly a nice thing to have.

Samsung phones used to be able to measure heart rate along with blood oxygenation. Not sure when they stopped, but I know one of my old galaxy’s had it, either the 5 or 8.

That’s not too insane for a company of their size. It’s higher than many, but far from out of the norm.

The worst part is Intel honestly could’ve have spun this into something of a win if they actually handled it properly. They’ve got over $25B in cash reserves, they could easily afford to do a recall and a big PR campaign about how good they are at accepting responsibility and fixing mistakes.

Frankly? Most people.

Most people are really dumb about this type of thing.

There’s a reason my next car is going to be a early-mid 00s accord/camry/similar

I didn’t tell anyone to do shit. I was simply pointing out that suggesting if people don’t like something they should vote against is in no way fascist or authoritarian or any of those things. What the fuck do you think campaigning and canvassing is?

The sheer level of mental gymnastics you’d have to do to think it is is frankly impressive.

You may want to check who replied when bud

“Hey, the other guys are fascist, so if you don’t like fascism, you probably should vote against them”

REEEE YOU’RE A FASCIST FOR EVEN MENTIONING THAT MAYBE PEOPLE SHOULD VOTE A CERTAIN WAY

Maybe it’s just because I’m older and more jaded, but that really feels like the last truly good era for GPUs.

Those 10 series cards had a ton of staying power, and the 480/580 were such damn good value cards.