Does your ISP provide you with email service?
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@evan
Are there ISPs that don't? I mean, I haven't used the ISP email since Gmail then my own domain, but I assumed they all still did. -
@evan
Are there ISPs that don't? I mean, I haven't used the ISP email since Gmail then my own domain, but I assumed they all still did.@virtuous_sloth I asked you first! Check your ISP.
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@virtuous_sloth I asked you first! Check your ISP.
@evan I'm asserting that all do. I haven't checked mine (was Shaw, now Rogers) since I first signed up but I'm assuming they do.
So I answered Yes, but... I don't use it because I don't want to be tied to them.
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@evan I'm asserting that all do. I haven't checked mine (was Shaw, now Rogers) since I first signed up but I'm assuming they do.
So I answered Yes, but... I don't use it because I don't want to be tied to them.
@virtuous_sloth when you are assuming, you make an ass out of u and ming!
https://www.rogers.com/support/internet/rogers-yahoo-mail-change-faq
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@virtuous_sloth when you are assuming, you make an ass out of u and ming!
https://www.rogers.com/support/internet/rogers-yahoo-mail-change-faq
@virtuous_sloth also, when you assert, you make an ass out of e and rt.
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@evan I assume Xfinity does have still provide email accounts but I've never used them.
@overstrike check!
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@virtuous_sloth also, when you assert, you make an ass out of e and rt.
@evan !
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@evan
You know, I don't actually know? I've used standalone email services since 1996ish. I kept a Cogeco ISP account for a while, but after I switched providers I just haven't thought about it. -
@evan
You know, I don't actually know? I've used standalone email services since 1996ish. I kept a Cogeco ISP account for a while, but after I switched providers I just haven't thought about it.@silvermoon82 me either! I have three ISPs and checked them all before doing this poll.
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@evan Yes, but I run my own mail server since 20 years and have switched ISPs at least 5 times in that time.
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@evan Yes, but I run my own mail server since 20 years and have switched ISPs at least 5 times in that time.
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Hey, thanks for all the responses. I am yes, but only one of three (two terrestrial, one wireless).
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Hey, thanks for all the responses. I am yes, but only one of three (two terrestrial, one wireless).
The two others stopped in the last few years.
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@scripting this is a great post, Dave.
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Where is this on Mastodon?
I've been taking Ozempic for the last couple of years with dramatic effects.
But now for the last year my weight is stable at a reasonably healthy level for the first time in a long time. Getting prepared for the big decade, I just turned 70 this year. It's a daunting moment. I remember when my grandfather was 70. It seemed like an impossibly age. I was 15.
Anyway I haven't said anything about it on my main blog. Not sure how people would react.
But this blog, daveverse, is finding another audience. I haven't made sense of it, people are liking it somewhere, but we don't have a Like button on the site. I'm thinking they must be doing it on Mastodon, but where? This is something we have to work on for Mastodon. There need to be places, and I always assumed they were there but now I think they aren't. This is not a good thing to be confused about.
Anyway back to Ozempic. I realize now how it works. After two years, I don't get an emotional rush out of eating. It isn't about satisfying a need for love any more. It's just eating. And I swear I taste so much more of the food now than I ever did. Eating for nutrition and eating for sensation.
My old grandfather used to call this the Art of Living. Maybe this attitude toward food isn't only coming from the drug, maybe time does that too.
My message btw to people who feel 70 is impossibly old, you won't feel that way so much when you are 70 because you keep learning and seeing things you didn't see before. It's part of the trip. I almost died a few times earlier in life, glad I didn't so I get to do this.
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@joncruz I'm not sure what you mean.
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@glyph my strat was to make sure every person on my team had a different set of non-contradictory talking points to focus on
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@aeva it really doesn't take much experience for most people to understand what's going on. I would say most people wouldn't figure out the whole game on their *first* outing, but it doesn't take long :)
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@glyph I've never really felt the need to watch political debates after that. I know the score.
Also iirc my roommate's team of well practiced debaters who practiced for the debate took 4th and he was so mad lol.
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@glyph you can even have some fun with it. I once rolled into a debate competition hung over and with no prior debate experience with my also hung over partner at the time, formed a debate team with two other like minded hung over people we found, and took second. we lost to the team that took first because it's really hard for a mostly male appearing team to beat an emotional appeal from four young cis women arguing against their own bodily autonomy
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@hypostase I'm just trying to calculate the vector from the center of the earth to the center of the moon for a given time point, and the vector from the center of the earth to my current position on the earth. The common coordinate system is arbitrary, but I'm thinking it would be easiest to use the earth's ecliptic coordinates as the common coordinate system since I already found math that does the first half.
I'm not anywhere near the point where the results can be "wrong"
