And more expensive than flying a good chunk of the time!
And more expensive than flying a good chunk of the time!
The thing is, placebos can actually be pretty effective. Hell, they’re effective even if you know they’re a placebo. And the more elaborate and similar to what you think would be involved in curing you, the more effective. So people going to chiropractors might actually be getting real results even if the things they’re doing are junk.
But if you truly believe in the religion, what does that change?
Like I can absolutely abhor some of the things people have done in the name of medicine and often are still doing, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to stop going to doctors when I’m sick. Because I fundamentally believe in medical science and that I’m more likely to die without them. If you are raised catholic, there’s a good chance you fundamentally believe your eternal life is better if you continue to follow the religion. Sure, I probably have more proof, but their belief is just as strong.
Periods going away or getting lighter is a side affect of hormonal IUDs. Copper IUDs have no mechanism to make them go away, and seem to pretty commonly make cramps and bleeding worse. .
On my phone if I hold down on the suggested word in the keyboard area, I can delete it from “learned words.” This is only really helpful if it’s a typo that isn’t also a real word.
Canadians as a dogwhistle for what, dare I ask? Or was that part of what you refused to ask?
That other countries do it doesn’t make it not horrifying. Almost all your examples are horrifying.
Only the last one isn’t. Being held pending trial if you threaten to flee the country? That makes sense.
In California, that actually sounds extremely useful.
I was so curious how boolean logic was about to play into things haha
At&t lost a bunch of people’s SSNs
Why do they even have SSNs to lose?
To check for terrorism
(Also/but) that doesn’t mean they need to store it.
Be honest. Which word actually makes sense?
“Also” doesn’t make sense in context.
I think this miscommunication is more on you for taking it as an attack towards yourself when it was pretty clearly suspicious towards at&t, not you. In the future, I suggest trying to read things as charitably as possible. It will make forums a much more pleasant place if you don’t immediately assume aggression based on pretty innocuous words.
You know what the plan to store a lot of nuclear waste in America is? Bury it in west nowhere, Texas.
But if he wasn’t capable of saving himself?
If we’re talking about home desktop users (I’m including laptops, but not phones/tablets), I think that number is on the decline. 10-20 years ago, you generally needed a computer to function. Now, I use my desktop for some games and to do taxes. And last year, I actually did taxes on my phone (I had newborn twins so sitting down at a computer for any meaningful amount of time was not happening). It was a little bit of a pain, but totally do-able. My mom didn’t bother getting another desktop after hers died a year ago.
Mobile devices usually don’t encourage tech savviness and it seems to be the direction most personal use of computers is going.
The people who can’t tell the difference between 720p and 4k seem like the least likely to try changing their operating system.
As for home users, with each newer generation, they become more tech savy
Pretty sure the opposite is true at this point.
They’re not nuking every copy of windows 10 when the service lifetime ends. They’re just not working on it anymore. If you think the regular maintenance is just updating the spyware and ads, you should be stoked.
I’m definitely taking my hand off the wheel to operate things like headlights or wiper speed, which are dials on the end of a stalk. It would be really difficult not to.
Are you counting the stalks behind the wheel as on the steering wheel?
Most consumers don’t buy their own routers. The only time I’ve helped people buy routers in the last decade is to get one you could install a vpn on. Looking at the wireless standards never crossed our minds.