zero_spelled_with_an_ecks @ zero_spelled_with_an_ecks @programming.dev

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Block it?

Vnewsers?

Surrender, get weirdly upset about a bot you can block. Toemato, tohmahto.

Is the axe telling you those prices should be chopped in half?

Did I forget my morning meds? The ax is telling me to do bad things again.

So jihad instead of blocking it? Cool, sounds totally worth it.

You don't eat soup with a straw. It must be tea.

Because they don't want to take 3 seconds and block the user.

There's info out there if you search for it, but people are really tired of "genuine" questions. See sealioning

U the Klingon opera is good for sleeping if cacophony is relaxing to you.

Yep, divine mandate existed before, gotta get rid of it again and again.

Where are there reasonable enough student:teacher ratios that pay teachers enough to support a teacher-based alcohol industry?

Or the most important metric: how many times have they been in RHPS.

Meds. Tried a bunch before I found what worked for me. Stimulant side effects and efficacy and availability lessened over time. Straterra did not work for me. Guanfacine is going well.

Thanks for the explanation.

By a citizen initiative in Arizona? Sorry, I'm a bit confused, could you explain what you mean?

A reminder that the courts can still try and screw this up and have a history of trying to overturn citizen initiatives. so on your ballot also be sure to vote to not retain the judges when you vote this November if you're in Arizona.

(reader mode should get you past the soft paywall for the link)

In the US. My partner has health insurance through her job, but she works remotely and the company is based in a different state so the insurance is, too. Partner severed her Achilles tendon about two months ago. Because of confusion about her insurance, every appointment related to the initial injury took an extra hour or more while the office staff tried to get in touch with the insurance company. Her MRI was cancelled because the provider of the MRI thought she was uninsured. She had to reschedule and ended up paying out of pocket for it to ensure it got done. Getting reimbursed out of her HSA took several hours of compiling receipts and filing out forms. After all that, and being insured, she still paid $4000 out of pocket. There's also a very low limit to the amount of physical therapy sessions insurance will cover plus there's a copay for every session, so that's an ongoing cost as well.

Autocorrect is rooting for you.