Nate Metzger

@alphapuggle.dev

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Yelling into the void. Sometimes it yells back but it mostly just sits there silently and judges | https://alphapuggle.dev

BennJordan's LinkTree, with a prominent "The Flashbulb on Spotify" link
I'm not gonna write it all, but it's the intro to the bee movie in the comment field for my order
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Peter @_e_tto_ @grok From an economic perspective, would it be cheaper to provide illegal immigrants with free healthcare upfront or on the backend? Grok From an economic perspective, providing free healthcare upfront to illegal immigrants may be cheaper than backend care. Preventive care, like prenatal visits, can halve costs compared to emergency treatments, as seen in California's Medi-Cal expansion. Immigrants' lower per capita spending ($4,875 vs. $7,277 for U.S.-born in 2021) supports this. However, expansions can exceed budgets, with California's costs rising $3 billion over estimates, raising taxpayer burden concerns. Backend care, mainly emergency services, has lower immediate costs but risks higher expenses for untreated conditions. Evidence leans toward upfront care saving money long-term, but uncertainties in implementation and funding persist.
Maurice Moss from IT Crowd in prison
Details of Bluesky's new verification system, as seen by clicking on the check next to Bluesky's user "Bluesky is a trusted verifier Accounts with a scalloped blue check mark can verify others. These trusted verifiers are selected by Bluesky"
Picture of man tearing off front page of a calendar to reveal 1984 underneath
WiFi network titled "Honestly I'm Indifferent", as that's what he shouted back
Google search result from rats.com: Rodents can have a little optical fiber, and most will go crazy to get their paws on the delicious smelling polyethylene jackets. However, (highlight) it should be kept as an occasional treat only (end highlight) as too much could cause weight gain. Your rat should be just fine with a couple of cores of single-mode fiber as a treat.