MrKahnberg
MrKahnberg t1_je2abtt wrote
Reply to LPT: How to support someone grieving: the process is not linear and often takes longer than people think (even, and sometimes especially, when the relationship with the deceased was painful or estranged). A year may seem like a long time since a death, but to the grieving, it can feel very recent. by survivalothefittest
For us data fanatics, any good studies related to this?
MrKahnberg t1_je1x5qn wrote
Reply to LPT: If you go camping, especially somewhere remote, triple check your shelter when packing. by qwertisdirty
The instructions.
Source: tried to erect someone else's tent in the dark, in gusty wind.
We gave up and used the tent as a bivouac.
Send me $5 if you want the rest of the story.
MrKahnberg t1_jdfv4zm wrote
Reply to LPT What are unique ways to grow and expand my money without investing in stock or cryptocurrency? by SuccessfulManifests
If you're in the US start a Vanguard account. Tell them your risk tolerance and goals and they'll give you recommendations. Source, started our Vanguard account in 1980.
MrKahnberg t1_jd6jpud wrote
Turn 65. Worked like a charm !
MrKahnberg t1_jd3fzc0 wrote
There's a hiking trail just south west of Montrose. If memory serves it's Spring Creek canyon. The trail goes so close to a puma den you can smell the scent they spray to mark their territory. I never saw one except very briefly crossing the main road in Beaver Creek. I know 3 people who poached pumas.
MrKahnberg t1_jcrt7z7 wrote
Reply to We've had public access to ChatGPT for 3 months now. Has anyone made any actual profitable business or quality thing with it? by eratonnn
I know a certain large airplane manufacturer has asked some engineers to evaluate the chat to create boiler plate faa documents.
MrKahnberg t1_jaem1ym wrote
Reply to comment by RamboGoesMeow in An anti-seizure medication shows promise in reducing the likelihood of heavy drinking, desire to drink, and positive alcohol expectancies, according to new research by chrisdh79
The physiological benefits take a while to be noticeable. I'd say around 6 months sober I definitely felt more comfortable with my depression and started to lose weight.
You can dm me if you want to talk.
Probably the most important thing is to be connected to other people.
MrKahnberg t1_jae3mmf wrote
This happens at every wedding. You were it this time. You'll be included in the future and some one else will be trying to figure out why they weren't invited.
Source. 53 years of experience.
MrKahnberg t1_jae2i87 wrote
Reply to comment by RamboGoesMeow in An anti-seizure medication shows promise in reducing the likelihood of heavy drinking, desire to drink, and positive alcohol expectancies, according to new research by chrisdh79
You deserve to be sober. Are you able to talk about this a dr? I started with a conversation with my gp. Now sober for about 28 months.
I realize now that the fear of not getting drunk was why I drank so much for so long. I attend an informal video meeting once a week.
MrKahnberg t1_j89zma7 wrote
Reply to Man charged with attacking Rep. Angie Craig has history of arrests for lewd and violent incidents by Caratteraccio
Back in the day he'd get an involuntary lobotomy.
MrKahnberg t1_j80goki wrote
Even Mother's delicates?
MrKahnberg t1_j7gyq6u wrote
Jeez. If someone like my uncle Don lived there , there's at least one victim. Once he got swept away by a small avalanche. A planned avalanche. The highway dept brought down a big cornice in Officers Gulch. Uncle Don thought he could drive past the traffic barrier and get by before the avalanche got to I 70. So I'm sure he would have ignored any warning or cracks and pops coming from the building.
MrKahnberg t1_j6nes7t wrote
Humans learn best and quickest by spaced, focused , repetition. When I was a driving instructor the lessons were 3 hours long. Not optimal. So take 3 lessons but arrange your practice in many 30 minutes sessions.
MrKahnberg t1_j6fibmy wrote
Reply to I pick up trash around my house on my daily walks. Today the universe rewarded me. by ThisIsDadLife
Many have heard about the treasures to be found in the melting snow beneath chair lifts. Better yet, the melting berms and piles plowed to the edges of parking lots. Wealthy folk, tired, drinking, cold and dark. My best find was a signed hardbound first edition of "The Grapes of Wrath". The following summer it was stolen.
MrKahnberg t1_j6amykt wrote
Nursing a hangover at Ruby's in Eagle-Vail Colorado. Full house went silent in about 2 minutes. Most thought it was a scene from a movie or such. Shuttle launch was not something the community was focused on. But, my best friend's dad was a thermal tile engineer in so cal. Poor guy was just devastated.
MrKahnberg t1_j5bpmhl wrote
The woman wants to be in the news everyday. That's it.
MrKahnberg t1_iw0gv4w wrote
Reply to TIFU by throwing $200 in the trash by Gregory-al-Thor
Only 7? Analyze each. How much? How much embarrassment? I'm guessing you'll decide to fess up to a few and they'll be happy to pay again.
About '95 my neighbors asked me if I knew what happened to the cash and checks that disappeared from their garage. $2300 for cub scout popcorn sales. She tried not to imply that I might have stolen it. I understood her mindset though. My kid sold over half of the total. ( possibly the cutest cub scout since Linda Ronstadt) . So I split it with her. Somehow a rumor started that all the money had been stolen, so a very wealthy real estate developer donated $10k. It all worked out fine!
MrKahnberg t1_iuthx6k wrote
Reply to comment by OldandBoldDude in China’s mystery spaceplane releases object into orbit by ye_olde_astronaut
They sent someone dumpster diving. Lo and behold there was a 3 ring binder of details!
MrKahnberg t1_iu5g11r wrote
Reply to ELI5: Why is Google just so dominant? by Arakis-balls
Compared to the "search engines " in the early 00's. The Google search engine was at least 1000 times better. My job at the time was to solve problems that users had using an ISP.
GOOGLE was in all ways really so much better . Especially the first few results were almost always what you were hoping to find.
I can remember my co workers teasing me about using Google. Then within days everyone was using Google.
A typical end user at the time had a web browser with "toolbars "
The toolbars conflicted with the other toolbars, conflicted with the computers software ( operating system) and the security software. This resulted in a computer that took up to 20 minutes to turn on ( boot up) and very sluggish performance ( 100% cpu utilization for minutes).
MrKahnberg t1_je774p0 wrote
Reply to LPT Request - How to reliably distract/calm yourself during a medical procedure if you’re squeamish by pajamajammer
Drugs. They're Dr's, they know how to administer drugs. Life's short, there's no time to needlessly "tough it out".