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Do Yourself It? Demolish Your Igloo? Despair Yield Index?

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet 9/EFTA01211330.pdf This is what the article is referencing.

There are few things we can do to immediately improve our health in the short term, and add years to our life in the long term, as getting a better nights sleep.

Did you mean 46 years earlier instead of 4 to 5 years later?

It’s not a dog whistle when its meaning is plainly and purposefully obvious.

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It’s been over a decade but I swear I thought I felt one coming on when I read your comment.

A good point. Though I was surprised to read this particular dissident only got 5 years in prison and exile from Beijing.

Since 2015 when it was first posted.

I doesn’t matter how dumb the Republican is, the art of the grift is instinctual.

Jack Daniels no 7 is crap. Some of their other offerings are fantastic, but they are also more like $70 per bottle.

There is plenty of other whiskey in the same price range as no 7 that isn’t a disgusting mess of sugar and paint thinner. Wild Turkey 101, Buffalo Trace, etc.

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AirBNB is a blight, and anyone who uses AirBNBs – particularly in urban areas – should be ashamed of themselves.

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It’s not a hard rule unless you’re using a hard format like Chicago, MLA, or APA format. In the US it’s common to not use spaces, but in the UK and some parts of Europe it’s common to use spaces for em dashes and en dashes if they are being used to denote parentheticals.

Edit: I just noticed this article is hosted on HuffPost UK. If you go look at the US version of the site, it uses em dashes. In the UK it is becoming common to use en dashes in place of em dashes for parentheticals. Though even in the US version there are spaces, so it’s still not a clean comparison.

This quote is particularly amusing because the author used en dashes where he should have used em dashes, while making a point about how no one uses em dashes.

Shocked, even.

Thanks for the context. Though I am going to have to take another look at this when I am more sober.

Gotcha, I guess I have just never seen the usual meme. SickOS is a thing though, it’s a pentesting practice tool, a purposefully vulnerable system to practice skills on.