be the 28th president

César Gaviria or Salvador Allende?

I’m 28 so a little older than the prompt, I have a setup i never use it. I used it a lot as a kid but it doesn’t hold up to the alternatives.

• tv & movies: the worst matchup with alternatives. In the time of the first adbreak i could add the show or movie to my *arr and get it before the ads are done. I also don’t have to tune in on the hour/half hour and can switch to my phone/pc if I want/need to go somewhere else.
• live news: i don’t like tv news generally, but if i wanted i could watch it for free on YouTube or via free app.
• live sports: the most compelling usecase. Unfortunately when I did follow sports I followed a team from the next city over, which means they get no coverage here making it useless. It also more ads than streams. Streams are honestly still pretty inconvenient and still pretty ad filled (banner ads, “this goal sponsored by” physical ads in the arena). None of this is worth it to me anymore so I just don’t watch anymore.

Imagine an article for TF1:

A valve engineer used Google to find a new matchmaking algorithm for Team fortress and now it’s in the game

English Wikipedia is about 22gb without media.

IMO megathreads are a way of suppressing news. They should only be used when a topic is actively drowning out all other discussion.

Yeah I think some of the older rainbow six’s as well if memory serves.

I hate that mechanic, if they are going to go that “realistic” route then let you keep the half filled magazine

It’s just a tiny blip, look at the 1Y or even 1M views.

These both seem to be pretty neutral titles?

My wife came to Canada because her and her pilot father Mohammad had their immigration status to NYC revoked in 2001. You can guess why. A win in retrospect, but not at the time

I think this will cause as many problems as it solves (from Reddit’s POV), going private has always been a panic button for mods when shit hits the fan. Now those controversies will have much longer to build and have news stories written about it first. Short sighted.

I think it’s more that the vast vast majority of people just do not see creating or using an account as a negative.

In summer roughly weekly sometimes less for both. In winter all the bedding but the duvet cover monthly (we wrap the duvet around us like a burrito and thus change it more often). Towel biweekly in winter.

Do you see a leaf next to the directions, that means it’s taking the most fuel efficient route not the fastest, it’s the default I believe. I don’t think it’s very effective.

Gmaps is still definitely getting worse over time regardless.

In a perfect world stick it in a secondary reactor and make lithium. But that’s obviously even further off than hydrogen fusion.

I like hot.

What I seem to miss is that there is a controversial sort, but not a controversial sort with a time range like there is for top. When a big event happened on that other site I would check out “controversial - last day” to see what the dissenting narrative was

If it’s not from the fantasy region of middle earth then it’s just sparkling fiction.

I don’t think there are many people just chucking pills out. 1000 isn’t much if it’s your go-to pain relief.

Ibuprofen solid tablets take about 5 years to expire (they are also pretty safe to eat expired as well, just might be less effective). So you have to have about 4 a week on average, which is well wihin safe limits even for a single person (and these are more for families).

As an example usecase If you have 3 menstrators in your household that take 4 a day 3 days a month (daily safe max is meant to be 6x200mg tablets) then that’s ~450 a year and you’ll be using them up more than quick enough to not throw any out, and that’s just dealing with cramps alone. Throw in someone with back pain, the occasional headache and sprained ankle, etc, and you can see how quickly a big family could go through them.

Personally I don’t quite go through them that quick (I use roughly 100 a year) but if my household was 1 bigger it would make sense for me too.

Unfortunately converting 1 calorie to joules ruins everything 4.2J per calorie. Makes it annoying to calculate how quickly you can boil water for instance.