Randomblue

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	175 reputation	bio	website		visits	member for	5 months
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19 Actions

May 26	accepted	Etymology of “seat-of-the-pants”
May 26	asked	Etymology of “seat-of-the-pants”
May 19	awarded	Critic
May 19	accepted	Can one feel claustrophobic?
May 19	asked	Can one feel claustrophobic?
Apr 12	accepted	Verb to describe “to enable or to disable”
Feb 5	awarded	Teacher
Feb 4	comment	Verb to describe “to enable or to disable” Notice the "potentially" in brackets. I think the verb `to set` conveys that. "Set to the enabled state" and "set to the disabled state" do not make implicit statements about the previous state, but `to toggle` does.
Feb 4	comment	Verb to describe “to enable or to disable” I thought of that. The problem of toggle is that it implicitly implies a change to a different state. I want to convey the possibility of staying in the same state.
Feb 4	answered	Verb to describe “to enable or to disable”
Feb 4	asked	Verb to describe “to enable or to disable”
Dec 30	awarded	Editor
Dec 30	awarded	Scholar
Dec 30	awarded	Student
Dec 30	awarded	Supporter
Dec 30	comment	Antonym of “comfort zone” I like "push my personal boundaries". Thanks.
Dec 30	accepted	Antonym of “comfort zone”
Dec 30	revised	Antonym of “comfort zone” edited body
Dec 30	asked	Antonym of “comfort zone”