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NicoleDuhtrole 1 point ago +1 / -0

Couldn't they just pick up shit off the sidewalk to test? Win+Win!

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NicoleDuhtrole 3 points ago +3 / -0

The gold bug strikes the sea and it parts. (about 2 min after this creature first appears) Biblical stories get recycled a lot, usually with a flip.

17:27 The climbers look like they are spelling IHS on the circle. Odd that he doesn't mention it in the video especially after showing the sun with IHS at 1:03 .

I watched it to look for symbolism. I missed so much.

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NicoleDuhtrole 3 points ago +3 / -0

Good one! Just look out for the bucket of crabs.

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NicoleDuhtrole 3 points ago +3 / -0

The Fibonacci sequence begins 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2548, 4181, …. How many of these days have significant events? 13 and 21 were significant this month. Last year or maybe 2022 it was crazy 8s.

Archived reddit post https://archive.ph/236pz

The economist cover does NOT have the spiral.

A different version was posted to .win about 2022-01-02 This version correlates better to the events of July 13th. https://media.patriots.win/post/KaI8iRkah32f.png (Note: all wins share the same media server. It could have been ga.w or any other scored site.) On other sites this version can be found as early as 2016.

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NicoleDuhtrole 1 point ago +1 / -0

It could be worth getting the 401k match. There should be a money market option that will pay at least 4% now with very low risk to the principle. Then invest if there is a crash. If you change jobs, then you can roll it over into an IRA where you can buy whatever stocks you want.

I'm not a financial advisor.

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NicoleDuhtrole 1 point ago +1 / -0

No one has said whether deltas are meant to be adjusted for leap years. 2024 is a leap year so the day number of the year (194th) is the same.

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NicoleDuhtrole 1 point ago +1 / -0

I wrote this bookmarklet that displays the exact UTC timestamps for the posts. It also allows the timestamp to be copied with the rest of the post. You can see the UTC timestamps by hovering your mouse over the "X hours" text but that doesn't work for screenshots. It no longer works on p.win and never worked on c.win. The new code for c.win does some weird mouse-over detection that totally breaks what I was doing.

Also, kudos to the original thedonald.win developers for making a site that copy and pastes well. It's superior to X and Truth. I archive select posts in LibreOffice Writer.

javascript:(function(){ const collection=document.getElementsByClassName('timeago'); for(i=0;i<collection.length;i++) { console.warn(collection[i]); collection[i].nextSibling.textContent=" "+collection[i].title+" "; } })();

Also use yt-dlp to archive videos. It's good to add --add-metadata and --write-auto-subs as otherwise it's almost impossible to search the content of a video. And maybe --write-description.

It's a super pain in the 🫏 but if you're technically inclined you can run your own zimit. I tried the online service and it took a week to run.

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NicoleDuhtrole 4 points ago +4 / -0

The one thing I am pretty certain of is that AI pays much less per kWh that us consumers. It doesn't really matter when the AI training is done, so it makes sense to run overnight when electricity is cheap. They could pause some processing when electricity is expensive. Opportunistic loads like that should help stabilize the grid.

Has your electric meter been replaced with a "more accurate" electronic version?

Has the price per kWh gone up? The bills from my electric company are very obfuscated. I had to add up the "electricity" cost, the fuel surcharge, and then add city, county, and state taxes to all of that.

Has the base service charge gone up? While a 30% increase in the base charge could happen, that wouldn't increase the whole bill by 30%.

The amount of energy used by an air conditioner should be somewhat proportional to the Cooling Degree Days for your location.

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NicoleDuhtrole 2 points ago +2 / -0

With the doves raised in captivity and then tossed through an open window into the outside, their long term survival is probably not good.

The peace dove was attacked in 2013 too.

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NicoleDuhtrole 6 points ago +6 / -0

I asked about this in the past and did not get any answers but it sounds like others want to know too. I love my MyPillow foam mattress and Giza sheets. Both are super comfy. The mattress feels very soft but also provides decent support. I weigh 140 lbs. When researching mattresses, I read that heaver people (>250 lbs) may need firmer mattresses. Everyone says MyPillow products are of excellent quality and I agree.

The mattress is made in USA by Jeffco Fibres Inc 12 Park St Webster, MA. It did have a slight new mattress smell on the bottom and sides. This is in contrast to one of the reviews on the MyPillow site.

The Independence Day sale going on now offers $100 off mattresses. If you know of a worthy promo code post it here.

Remember, you can’t have a Great Awakening if you don’t get a good night’s sleep.

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NicoleDuhtrole 1 point ago +1 / -0

Trump CONTROL is on the left side of the picture. So Trump is in control of the left?

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NicoleDuhtrole 2 points ago +2 / -0

Emissions systems are now at a point where particulate matter from tires and brakes is a non-trivial percentage of a vehicle's total emissions.

And now with the touchscreens you can't even upgrade the radio.

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NicoleDuhtrole 3 points ago +3 / -0

Let this also be a reminder to Archive Offline. ga.win posts archive very well compared to "truth" social and X. I copy and paste posts into LibreOffice Writer. The images and links copy as well making it easy to find the posts again if I need to. I even wrote this bookmarklet that displays the exact UTC timestamps for the posts. It also allows the timestamp to be copied with the rest of the post. You can see the UTC timestamps by hovering your mouse over the "X hours" text but that doesn't work for screenshots. It no longer works on p.win and never worked on c.win.

javascript:(function(){ const collection=document.getElementsByClassName('timeago'); for(i=0;i<collection.length;i++) { console.warn(collection[i]); collection[i].nextSibling.textContent=" "+collection[i].title+" "; } })();

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