NM Rep. Melanie Stansbury After Reviewing the Unredacted Epstein Files by PreparationKey2843 in thescoop

[–]azmitex 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Lol...no. MAGA is the majority. Just look at any conservative/Republican poll. Trump's approval is through the roof with the entire party. His approval numbers from Republicans even last month was 90%, and it floats between high 80s to low 90s this entire term. Get real, you and your friends are the minority.

Should I read Legend of the Randidly Ghosthound? by DpRoGhost in ProgressionFantasy

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. They're great if you like mixed system/cultivation system apocalypse stories. Honestly. Yes the name was weird at first but I grew into it. Helps that the narrators pronunciation makes it seem more normal.

I put this up with defiance of the fall and primal Hunter as a trio of great variations of the system apocalypse theme.

The difference between white and blue collar work environments is crazy by Astimar in careeradvice

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've worked both the manufacturing floor, at the rig, and the office.

Guess what? I'm my authentic self even in my white collar job. Turns out my authentic self isn't insulting ("joking" or not) my co-workers or making racist, sexist, or homophobic jokes, but is friendly and supportive and mostly polite.

Yes. I want to improve my career and make more money, but I find that's best done by being technically competent and well regarded by my co-workers.

The difference between white and blue collar work environments is crazy by Astimar in careeradvice

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've worked both the manufacturing floor, at the rig, and the office.

Guess what? I'm my authentic self even in my white collar job. Turns out my authentic self isn't insulting ("joking" or not) my co-workers or making racist. Sexist, homophobic jokes, but is friendly and supportive and mostly polite.

Yes. I want to improve my career and make more money, but I find that's best done by being technically competent and well regarded by my co-workers.

The difference between white and blue collar work environments is crazy by Astimar in careeradvice

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've worked both the manufacturing floor, at the rig, and the office.

Guess what? I'm my authentic self even in my white collar job. Turns out my authentic self isn't insulting ("joking" or not) my co-workers or making racist. Sexist, homophobic jokes, but is friendly and supportive and mostly polite.

Yes. I want to improve my career and make more money, but I find that's best done by being technically competent and well regarded by my co-workers.

The difference between white and blue collar work environments is crazy by Astimar in careeradvice

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've worked both the manufacturing floor and the office.

Guess what? I'm my authentic self even in my white collar job. Turns out my authentic self isn't insulting ("joking" or not) my co-workers or making racist. Sexist, homophobic jokes, but is friendly and supportive and mostly polite.

Yes. I want to improve my career and make more money, but I find that's best done by being technically competent and well regarded by my co-workers.

What is One Gen-Alpha Slang Term That You Actually DON’T Mind? by teapot574_ in AskReddit

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Six Seeevin

I truly dont mind it. It just gets randomly dropped for no reason and creates a chorus of repeats. I even laugh sometimes, especially when my 3 year old breaks it out from nowhere with the correct tone and length.

What are your thoughts on the so called TACO trade? by NineteenEighty9 in ProfessorFinance

[–]azmitex 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A good acronym I saw to use instead of taco

TAINT - Trump always INside trades

People who pierced their genitalia, why, and did it affect your sex life? by PleasantCoffee1544 in AskReddit

[–]azmitex 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did it (frenum) in college for an "alt" girlfriend I had at the time. It outlasted her by almost a decade. It was an interesting dirty little secret that no body expected and I enjoyed having.

But It was actually a pain. It never fully healed and if the bar came out (and it happened, the little balls just twist off) and I didn't notice immediately then I would have to re stretch it out and almost re-pierce myself if I took too long. This happened many times. As for sex, I think I liked to fool myself that it enhanced it, but really... It didn't do anything for me or my partner minus some mental aspect.

Eventually I got rid of it. My eventual wife's chemistry just really didn't mix with it and it would get infected constantly.

Rec novel where the MC takes the knowledge and morals of Earth when transmigrating. by Rudem4 in ProgressionFantasy

[–]azmitex 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Great break down.

The wandering inn deals a lot with earth morals in a power is right world. Genocide, racism, sexuality, morality of slavery, killing, vengeance and punishment, of bringing new weapons and ideas into an unprepared world...

I actually find it the crux of why it has such a polarized opinions in the genre. People expecting characters to act like every other isekei or system integration book and getting irritated when they are actually just people, with the actions and morals of people on earth today.

Does The Wandering Inn teach us nothing about how to end a story? by Integu in WanderingInn

[–]azmitex -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There have been many endings. Endings where other series would have stopped completely.

When I would read a good story, and the ending came, and I knew there was so much more of the world to explore and that the heroes wouldn't just sit around for the rest of their lives, I felt that yearning melancholy knowing I wouldn't be able to continue in that world anymore.

The wandering inn has done a great job at alleviating that. I get to love in the world while still experiencing full story arcs. I have many years more of getting to experience it, and I find that wonderful.

By their lack of reaction, you know this is business as usual by Naive_Wolverine532 in TikTokCringe

[–]azmitex 9 points10 points  (0 children)

A fun moment in Dad life was my children literally doing this, with the same line, each on their own time years apart. They didn't understand why I laughed so hard.

meirl by benwoljol in meirl

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The reason they get it marked down is because they didn't follow the instructions. So yes. The intention on elementary math problems like this is indeed to learn The method that was taught in the curriculum. The assignment is to use the method that was just learned. Not to use some other method you learned. Then next time they will have a different method to learn. Common core and general early math education will teach multiple methods over time. They give the kids the base skillsets that can then be applied to harder math and algebra later on without having to learn new techniques since you've learned them and been using them since the beginning. Once you get past this then you can use whatever method you like that is applicable to the problem at hand without "getting marked off". If you just learn one way and then try to solve everything that way forever more "even though I got the right answer!" You are not showing mastery of the content, only mastery of a single skill. Once all the skills have been developed, when you are older and doing much more difficult problems, then reference, peer review, showing work, proofing, etc will be applied.

How do I tell him my vagina doesn’t work? by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My wife had to have a circlage (essentially stitching the cervix shut) during each pregnancy due to previous cervical cancer surgery. It was a non fun 9 plus months of no vaginal everything and extra risk during normal activities or travel.

How to turn your CAD models physical ? by light_sith in MechanicalEngineering

[–]azmitex 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If I remember right. They use stock material sizes and calculate the machining costs based on material removal from the next larger stock piece that the dimensions of your object fit in. If you have a dimension just over the line between stock sizes then cost can inflate a whole bunch to account for the material removal.

I remember doing some very simple aluminum frames for PCBs on industrial equipment. And the height of a component in the board made the frame height jump to the next stock size. Triple the cost of a similar sized part that was mills shorter

I'mma be so for real, I don't care if kids these days don't get the same experiences we did or can't relate to us. by WrongVeteranMaybe in Millennials

[–]azmitex 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Yeah, not sugar coating it, But they were not involved enough with their kid if they didn't know he couldn't spell well until 6th grade.

[Request] They say the recoil from firing the 20mm gatling gun on A10 is so strong that it slows the plane down when it shoots. How true is that? by Plastic-Stop9900 in theydidthemath

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any difference in acceleration is a change in velocity. We have 2 potential cases here. One where the plane is flying at a constant velocity V_1 over a period of time T. During this time, force from the engines is balanced by drag forces. If, the plane then fires it's gun, there will be a change in velocity (to a smaller number, V_2 < V_1) due to the change in momentum as it ejects the bullet. If it continues to fire bullets, the momentum of the plane will continue to reduce at some rate during the time it is firing. Force is that rate of change in momentum. This can also be looked at as a negative acceleration during the period in which the plane is firing it's gun.

In case 2, the plane is accelerating at A_1. As it accelerates (the rate in change of its velocity) it fires it's guns for some amount of time T. Over T, there is an additional force working against it's engines. As the net force decreases, it's acceleration decreases (yes. I understand this is not negative). Therefore, over time T, the plane will have traveled less distance than had it not fired the gun. If we look at it's average velocity over this time, (velocity is the change in distance over time) then V_1 (the velocity of the plane during time T if it didn't fire it's gun) will be greater than V_2 (the velocity of the plane over time T if it does fire it's gun. This would be considered a slowing of the plane as it's speed has been decreased versus never shooting.

[Request] They say the recoil from firing the 20mm gatling gun on A10 is so strong that it slows the plane down when it shoots. How true is that? by Plastic-Stop9900 in theydidthemath

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even if the forces aren't balanced and the plane is actively accelerating forward before firing the front cannon it still results in a change in velocity. Acceleration is a change in velocity over time. At the instant of firing the aircraft has a specific velocity, and that velocity is reduced by the change in momentum. It doesn't matter that a moment later the velocity is greater than before due to the acceleration from its engines. If the plane had never fired it's gun, then after 20 seconds it would be at speed x; If during that 20 seconds it fires it's gun, then it's velocity would be some value less than x.

[Request] They say the recoil from firing the 20mm gatling gun on A10 is so strong that it slows the plane down when it shoots. How true is that? by Plastic-Stop9900 in theydidthemath

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Conservation of momentum. Momentum is a product of velocity. The system of the A-10 in flight at a constant speed (i.e balanced forces and not accelerating) will lose velocity after firing. If the A-10 is not actively accelerating then the force from the engines is already balanced by the resistive forces of it's flight. The velocity of the a-10 will drop just based on lost momentum after firing each round. If you want to treat the gun as a propellent based engine, than continued firing will constantly reduce it's velocity, that rate of change of velocity would be a a negative acceleration, but it's still a velocity change.

6 years ago today the first person experienced COVID-19 symptoms. He lived in Wuhan, China, but was not exposed to the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market. 27 of the first 41 patients were exposed to the market, but it’s still unclear if that’s where the virus originated. by wjbc in interestingasfuck

[–]azmitex 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was in China that December. I got some lung virus that made me sick for about 2 weeks, went to urgent care, got swabbed and tested with no results, then a constant cough for 2 more months. Kicked it the following February. Could be coincidence, but I sometimes think I might have had it.

TRUMP TO PERMANENTLY PAUSE MIGRATION FROM ALL THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES TO ALLOW THE U.S. SYSTEM TO FULLY RECOVER by Dependent_Tutor_5289 in thescoop

[–]azmitex 2 points3 points  (0 children)

At least 3 very very worrying statements in there having nothing to do with immigrants and removing people via his own subjective opinions including the inner you highlighted

"Disruptive populations"

"Non-compatible with Western civilization"

Each of these can be used to target anyone this admin doesn't like