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by 0daystock 4y ago
> humans have been eating for literally tens of thousands of years is causing depression and widespread health concerns They literally haven't eaten meat, dairy and eggs 3-5x per day. This is a new phenomenon in the last half-centu
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Privacy allows you to live without this fear of someone watching you and your thoughts. It's worth investigating.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
If an ad hominem attack is all you can muster in response, it doesn't show a good faith attempt at discourse.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Motor oil could provide probiotics if cultured - wouldn't make it healthy to consume, except in "moderation".
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Let's charitably assume we sue, win, and "big oil" goes completely bankrupt. Does anyone here actually think this will meaningfully change anything? That a void for fossil fuel energy production will just continue to exist un
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by 0daystock 4y ago
As long as it's not cow's milk yogurt, sure. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20389060/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23415826/ Also, the citations in the wikipedia article are hilariou
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Those are all very bad recommendations. Buttermilk is loaded with cholesterol and saturated fat, kombucha with sugar, and fermented vegetables like kimchi have shown to increase prostate adenocarcinoma. You want to regulate your gut flora w
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by 0daystock 4y ago
The literature couldn't be more clear in support of what you wrote. It's actually a fairly well researched topic in nutritional science. https://nutritionfacts.org/video/microbiome-we-are-what-they...
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Almost as if the gut microbiome (and by extension, the food we eat) has massive influence over our mood, health and autonomy. Crazy how that's a novel concept to people still.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Doesn't seem imbalanced to me. I can leave and take my labor to any other company tomorrow without obligations, covenants or restrictions (non-compete agreements notwithstanding). I prefer at-will employment. Perhaps low-skill or low-q
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Not sure what "proper" support gets you, but I've used unlocked OnePlus devices for years without hiccups.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Writes technology rants from his iPhone and Twitter account - actual Marx is doing somersaults in the grave.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Jacobin: private capital is BAD. Why? Because it's part of evil for-profit capitalism! Seriously, that actually appears to be the thesis. > Instead of waiting to see what Google or Amazon hand us, technology is produced by communiti
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Suing a corporation is timely and costly; and even if they're at fault for an illegitimate termination, they will drag you to court and humiliate you in the public domain. In practice, this means they can and do operate with near impun
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by 0daystock 4y ago
I don't get it. Is the author literally just flexing about using vim and other basic unix command line tools we've known about for decades? Man, the post quality is really going downhill.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
At will employment. You can be fired anytime for any reason, and there's not much in the way of recourse. Though you also get to quit without notice at such a job.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
This reads like it was written by a junior auditor trying to make a name for themselves, while not minding looking like a total fool in the process.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Someone who can sniff your clipboard doesn't need your passwords, they can just lift your cookies or files directly.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
I'm sure they'd love that, wouldn't they? One way ticket to serfdom, please!
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by 0daystock 4y ago
You still have a fingerprintable IP with a proxy. It's just a slightly different set of integers.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Control-F for "canvas" - it's not discussed in the article. Canvas fingerprinting undoes all of these "protections" which Brave is talking up. Their mitigations are about as effective as changing your UA string thes
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Add in dairy and other animal products and the effect is much worse. But seeing from downvotes, people rather bury their head in the sand and blame an evil boogeyman than realize their own implication in the problem.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
I don't understand the problem. You wanted to remain on a Microsoft social network being used for spam posts? Why?
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by 0daystock 4y ago
The US alone emits almost 20,000 tons of methane per day just from eating hamburgers (.0126 pounds per hamburger x 300 million people) or about 10 more than this big scary Russian hole. Yet no one bats an eye.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
When the remedy for a violation of a "human right" is "file a complaint with the UN", it is outright theater. UN has no authority or even rapport to instrument or enforce such a wishful goal, noble as it is. No one gives
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by 0daystock 4y ago
The only thing this will kill is privacy, as Apple and the rest of the tech gang are only battling over the right to own your identity online, not over your dignity - the basis of privacy.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
> Shelter is or should be a basic human right. Hoarding of housing should thus be viewed as a human rights violation. What is the basis for this conclusion? Other than an emotionally charged "eat the rich" attitude, I mean.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
It's already out of touch with reality. Expecting privacy - in any form - from a device rooted by a behavioral management company is juicing a stone.
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by 0daystock 4y ago
It's amazing how quickly we forget history, apparently ignoring the bank crisis of the 1980s and complete failure of FSLIC. Multiple banks collapsed costing tax payers billions of dollars and the institution the government created to i
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by 0daystock 4y ago
Are you pretending FDIC covers more than 1% of all deposits? If so, please refer to the Fed website for a sobering realization.

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