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Psythik, refer above, but infer not.
Why so? Don’t you think such words are limiting in nature? Defeatist, dare I say. Repeat it, not.
This post. This post:
"Really? That’s it? Thanks for explaining.
No wonder I was struggling. I thought it was going to be deeper than that…"
These words should never be repeated.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Farmed salmon are now being fed chicken - and it might actually be better than the status quoEnglish
1·6 days agoputs hand on your shoulder I remember my first weeks in the Fediverse, too.
gazes at this comment thread We need to be kind to one another, there simply is too much divisiveness out there. Let Lemmy be a place of positive reassurance and-
puts other hand on your shoulder
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World News@lemmy.world•Tap water no longer drinkable in Norwegian town as climate-related thawing releases heavy metalsEnglish
4·6 days agoThat’s not heavy metal, that’s the hippity hoppity of Norsk, my fellow music lover.
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WetShaving@sub.wetshaving.social•Suggest some closed comb DE razors which are mildly aggresive and won't cost much.English
0·7 months agoHad a Merkur 34C as my first closed comb DE razor. I hated it. Tried various blades (Persona blue/red, Feather, Shark, generics from the NEX or Navy EXchange store on base, Gillette Silver Blue) and I could never get a BBS from it. I hated that closed comb razor.
Still, after 20+ years in DE wetshaving, I didn’t learn my lesson and decided to shell out +/- €100 for a Pearl Flexi (Indian company) closed comb DE razor. I hate it, too, for the same reasons.
Can you see I’m steering you away from closed combs? There was one exception over my 20+ years: my 1955-1960 Gillette Red Tip Super Speed. I loved it so much, I paid a company (Back Roads Gold in the US) to clean, repair, and replate it. Lost it moving overseas. I loved her so.


I’m not gonna dig for it, but I once hardware overvolted a Pentium M laptop CPU by getting the pinout of the socket. I found pins that handled voltage and shunted them with a single thin strand of speaker wire. Bet you could do the inverse to get a hardware undervolt. It was fun, and I got an extra 500Mhz out of that Celeron. My age is showing