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20% to 40% of internet users use an adblocker depending on whose statistics you use.[1][2][3] SEO is basically another form of advertising, so evidence suggests to me that people would use something like this. [1] https://en.wi
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4y ago
Maybe MADtv season 5 episode 7 "Blue Heat"? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtPsxClqrAc
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I'm unfamiliar with Ray Peat. Is there a reason Ray Peat advice should be treated differently than say, Mehmet Oz advice? Or Linus Pauling advice? I couldn't seem to find much of anything published by him that was peer-reviewed.
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R-134a is being phased out as well. R-32 or R-454b are the new coldness.[1] I believe R-12 and R-22 were phased out because of their ozone depletion potential. In the states R-134a replaced those. R-134a was great! No more ozone layer damag
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Everyone agrees drowning is really not humane but nitrogen isn't approved either (rodents are not humans and so they might react to things like inert gas hypoxia differently). CO2 is common in labs though lab rats/mice do show a
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While having some cash is good, if you're planning ahead for a disaster it's better to have stuff than cash cause in the event of disaster your ability to buy things is likely to be decreased. Or at least that's my experien
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High schools already do sports into the night hours anyway. I don't know that "too late" has much meaning here.
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> [SpaceX] was founded on the basis of a manned carrier aircraft pushing the rocket and do a suborbital split (they did this for years) Is this actually true? The only air-launched SpaceX project I could find was the cancelled Falcon 9 A
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I caught a bug related to this in Project Zomboid in an early multiplayer version. Often when someone joined a server there would be a tiny bit of lag for all of the users. I figured out the server was using a java method that indirectly wa
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Not everyone is paying a lot for courses. My undergrad college tuition was 100% free via a state scholarship program. Scholarship funding was dependent on maintaining a certain GPA, so I could see why some might be tempted to cheat. Most
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No. CF33 appears to be a chimera of nine viruses: six strains of VACV, cowpox, rabbitpox, and raccoonpox created in monkey cells[1]. Seems to be mostly vaccinia (VACV)[2][3]. [1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29988502/
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When it's very hot fans actually make you hotter[1][2] though the science isn't yet settled on what exact conditions fans are not appropriate for[3]. [1] https://www.health.ny.gov/publications/6594/ [2]
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My dad worked at a public university where his department would charge for services provided to other departments at the university. At the end of the year the department's surplus went to a general fund (and I think this was also a fa
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> What sharply distinguishes the abortion right from the rights recognized in the cases on which Roe and Casey rely is something that both those decisions acknowledged: Abortion destroys what those decisions call “potential life” and wha
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It doesn't really have to do with a law (which is a large part of the issue, the dysfunction of congress forces these controversies). It's about unenumerated rights and interpretation of liberty under the 14th Amendment. > nor
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To be fair, the national eviction moratorium was ruled illegal/not a power that the CDC has. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/20pdf/21a23_ap6c.pdf
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Yes, if the kid is being destructive the sources even say not to ignore that behavior. They also give suggested intervention strategies (though I didn't see a lot of evidence for why they chose those intervention strategies). And obvio
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I think I started with google 'study ignore tantrum' because I had seem some studies on it before. From there I hit up pubmed and google searches (ex. site:researchgate.net) based on terms, references, and authors from the initial
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I had to jailbreak my kindle to fix the system time. My kindle 2 (~2009) only has cellular connectivity (which doesn't work anymore) and even if it did the API it used for clock synchronization no longer exists. Occasionally my kindle
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The end of the article was hilarious. > we decided to reduce our experiment to three tasks because of attention spans (not yours, it is exceptional if you are reading this).
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"just a natural product" is an argument that has been used for racism as well. White people claimed to be naturally superior to black people which is one way they falsely justified slavery. See "appeal to nature" fallacy
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The search filter for Seller: Amazon.com still exists. Free shipping by Amazon filter also still exists. I think the seller filter is hidden though if no other filter option has been selected first.
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> Parents should also be reminded that physical punishment may cause tantrum behavior to intensify and lengthen. Such parental behavior also teaches children that hitting is permitted when the punishment is physical (Kyle, 2008; Murphy &
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I eat defrosted bread quite often and I can't notice a flavor difference, at least for sandwiches. And stale or moldy bread, my alternative, is very easy to notice.
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I have to agree. While I do think for most government local institutions are better... the federal government has done more for freedom and prevention of abuse than my state certainly has. Living in the south it's very apparent that a
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This seems like the reasonable approach to me. And parents have been doing this for decades with regards to computer time or TV screen time. My parents had to limit my access to books as a kid because I would stay up all night reading wit
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I thought the pack dominance hierarchy concept for wolves, that the article mentions, was observed to be a myth?[1] Wolf packs are generally a monogamous pair with their recent offspring. And feral cats certainly form colonies, though it se
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Sometimes it's also because we change as adults and kids lack the experience to properly communicate why they're upset. I remember I had battles with my parents over certain foods that legitimately tasted awful to me as a kid and
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Isn't California gasoline generally more expensive because it requires a more stringent formulation of gasoline and so only a handful of refineries produce that?[1][2] I imagine if the whole country used the California standard then ga
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50 years ago we didn't have the internet and everyone plugged into phones/TVs/inside all the time. There's no reason we have to follow the same pattern this time around.
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