

How about that! I’m familiar with AB testing, but this is the first time I’ve ever heard it used with URLs this way. Ha!
I really appreciate you pointing that out.
TIL.
Even a fragment of the infinite is boundless. Hope always endures. 🌌


How about that! I’m familiar with AB testing, but this is the first time I’ve ever heard it used with URLs this way. Ha!
I really appreciate you pointing that out.
TIL.


Not sure why you’re being down voted. This post breaks rule 4. When I saw it, I was literally thinking this could not be the title of the article and sure enough it wasn’t. Rule 4 is in place for good reason. Perhaps @throws_lemy@reddthat.com will want to update before the post is removed?
As for the article… I’m so tired of this dangerous, foolishness. People so easily forget how important vaccines are when they aren’t being ravaged by death. Do we really need to get back to that point in order to decide, “oh vaccines are a good idea after all?”


Thanks for your opinion. 😉


Was going to post the following link in new post, but will simply add the additional resource to this post instead:
This is great news for Oklahoma at a time when bad news seems to be the most pervasive.
Solid ear-to-ear grin for this one. 😁


This is some much needed good news to read. 💜
I know Terri’s life has been completely uprooted because of all of this and so I wish her the best as she moves forward.


The Trump administration, cutting government waste. So much win.


It could be the bourbon, but this has me giggling. 😂
We’ve had 15 bean “soup” on rotation for many years. Our recipe is yummy, feeds a large family for several meals, and it’s definitely affordable.


To what end!?
Sick broken twisted human.


🌨️
❄️


Tell me about it… 😓


They’re speaking of the standard and default in most map representations.


This is a fine, not a tax.


Typically, for automated systems that cannot verify the driver, it’s the registered owner of the vehicle who pays the fine.


Mayo says:
If you already drink alcohol, do so in moderation. For healthy adults, that means:
- Up to one drink a day for women.
- Up to two drinks a day for men. The limit for men is higher because men most often weigh more than women and have more of the substance that breaks down alcohol in the body.
A drink is defined as:
- 12 ounces (355 milliliters) of regular beer.
- 5 ounces (148 milliliters) of wine.
- 1.5 ounces (44 milliliters) of hard liquor or distilled spirits.
Personally, I come nowhere near that. However, I’m still curious, at those levels or less, what the effects are.


If I can find it, I’d be curious about this.
I’m more concerned with low to moderate amounts and what the proven negative effects are. AND, is it worse than consuming red meat, carcinogen ingestion, microplastic congestion, and any number of other negative factors we ingest due to a bad diet (e.g. high cholesterol foods).


This is what I’d like to see some data on.


Yeah, I certainly agree with this is probably the most helpful thing from the article. I’ve never pretended that it can be healthy, but I know that’s important to a lot of people.
No cause yet?
Tragic, no matter the cause. 😞