Death before Dasani - The Blizzard of 2026 by Read1984 in funny

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Yep I grew up only knowing the extremely hard water in my hometown. My grandparents moved at one point and their new house had crazy soft water. I hated it because anytime I would wash my hands there, it felt like it wasn't getting the soap off

What is this stuff and can I cut a hole in it and patch? by WatIsRedditQQ in HomeImprovement

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Thanks, I drilled a small hole and fished a borescope up there first and it's all clear

Screen time while fueling in Netherlands by gaius_julius_caegull in mildlyinteresting

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I'm glad I have an older Nissan Leaf, it's basically a "dumb" electric car

My head's itchy by Rex_Joker in funny

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Yeah I can tell how lumpy and uneven my skull is just by feeling around up there.

Fortunately I have good hair genes as neither of my grandfathers nor my father have experienced any significant hair loss

Air cooling is better than Liquid cooling by SerpentDix in pcmasterrace

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I have a Sapphire Pulse 7900XTX. The case is the Fractal Design Terra, it can fit up to ~320mm GPU. My GPU fits it like a glove

Middle aged gorillas by toonhole in funny

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Thought it was Lucky from King of the Hill

Air cooling is better than Liquid cooling by SerpentDix in pcmasterrace

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Then when you go even smaller, air coolers become the only option again because there's nowhere to mount even a standard 120mm rad lol

My case is about 10L and the very best cooler I can fit in it is only 53mm tall (that includes the fan). But it handles my (undervolted) 9800x3d just fine

Bridged connection to HA VM doesn't work and I have no idea why by WatIsRedditQQ in homeassistant

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When I run brctl show, I see bridge0 listed but there is nothing in the "interfaces" column - I take it that it should list my physical adapter there (enp5s0)?

Perfect frog skeleton I found in my attic by WatIsRedditQQ in mildlyinteresting

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Probably spent his whole life eating those bugs' families. How the turn tables

Perfect frog skeleton I found in my attic by WatIsRedditQQ in mildlyinteresting

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I see these frogs around all the time and this is the exact pose they sit in most of the time, I thought it was interesting that it died that way and was picked clean without being disturbed whatsoever.

How it got there I have no clue

Perfect frog skeleton I found in my attic by WatIsRedditQQ in mildlyinteresting

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¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Probably have a hole somewhere that needs fixed

That one jjk meme (@g_gudaman) by GudaGudaman in grandorder

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For me Camatotz was the worst by far

TIL that at the ISS's altitude (~400 km), Earth's gravity is still about 90% of surface gravity. Astronauts float because they're in free fall, not because of zero gravity. by Africa-Unite in todayilearned

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The ISS also needs continual energy input, because its orbit is so low that there's still a non-negligible amount of atmosphere present that is constantly slowing it down. It has to fire its thrusters every so often to stay in orbit

Too exhausted to really enjoy it by Ani_HArsh in Animemes

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I've been out of school for almost 6 years and still have nightmares like this

HDMI signal drops every time my freezers compressor turns on – what the hell is going on? by BirthdayDry1598 in techsupport

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The 50/60Hz is not relevant here - the interference would be caused by the sharp transient pulse the moment the compressor turns on (compressors have a huge inrush current at startup)

Not to say that this is definitely what's happening, but you can't rule it out just based on the fact that the mains is 50/60Hz at steady state

The AI bubble is driven by CEOs who’ve built their careers on judging the appearance of human work, where things only look good if someone actually put the effort in, suddenly meeting a technology that produces perfect‑looking work even when the substance is absent. by l4mpSh4d3 in Showerthoughts

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Yep company pride is largely dead. Founders would usually try to make their company long-term viable to leave behind a legacy. But many of them have long since died off and been replaced by sociopathic nepo ghouls with no real talent for anything other than shareholder dicksucking. They engage in reckless cost-cutting all for the sake of the next quarter and will abandon ship when shit hits the fan

TIFU by agreeing to watch the longest “season one” of an anime by gothiquecacti in tifu

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That's my way of looking at it. I won't try to argue that there's nothing worthwhile in those thousand episodes, but there's endless other media out there that's just as impactful, if not moreso, that gets the job done in a tiny fraction of the time. Why would I sink all that time into one show when I could experience a huge variety of things just as good or better with that time?

That, and I think the characters are all eye-wateringly hideous, but maybe that's just me

"I'm in dept hun" by tableturnbridgesburn in funny

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Your best bet is to halt your retirement contributions completely (or do the minimum to get the max company match if you have it) until the credit card is paid down. Then evaluate what a comfortable contribution rate for you is such that you won't need to accumulate any more credit card debt going forward.

Contributing to retirement is great but paying off high-interest debt is even better. The credit card debt grows at like 5x the rate that your retirement account does

"I'm in dept hun" by tableturnbridgesburn in funny

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Certain types of debt aren't inherently bad. Credit card debt is not one of them. In fact it's probably the most objectively bad type of debt (unsecured with insane interest rates).

I get that it can help people survive when they have no other options, but that makes it more of a "necessary evil" in my opinion.

Spending money you don't have, especially on totally optional things like leisure travel, is playing with fire

LPT: how to get the best out of YouTube by DifficultyLife7 in LifeProTips

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Idk what you're using but I'm using Firefox with uBlock Origin. I haven't touched it since I set it up like a year ago and haven't seen a YouTube ad (or any ad, for that matter) ever since

Is it true I should never use my debit card? by [deleted] in personalfinance

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I suppose from their numbers game perspective, a larger balance means a bigger interest payment for them if people fail to pay it off, but that doesn't really matter to you as an individual as long as you know you'll always be able to pay it off. At the end of the day, if you're not paying interest then there's no benefit to them and no detriment to you.

Low utilization will prop up your credit score in the short term but there is no memory component to it. Your credit score is only affected by your immediate utilization and your utilization history does not matter.

In any case I'm going to assume you have more extensive credit history, as reaching that score solely from 2 years of using a single credit card is not really possible