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by DiThi 9y ago
As mentioned elsewhere in the thread, chemo may work due to a forced state of ketosis. The "would eat itself" hypothesis, although it sounds cheesy has a bit of truth grounded in many recent studies. But stopping eating sugars is
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by DiThi 9y ago
GI measures glucose, so it makes sense that a substance that is not glucose has less GI than glucose itself. However that doesn't mean fructose alone is better than glucose. In fact it's much, much worse.
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by DiThi 9y ago
Makes sense since excess protein is converted to glucose anyway. So ultimately, too much protein equals too much carbs, plus a bit too much of substances typical of mass farming.
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by DiThi 9y ago
The study is not as finished as the title may make it sound. The three major killers don't have one cause, but many. However I agree in that sugar and carbs are a big factor, and one can go a long way avoiding them.
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by DiThi 9y ago
It seems to me that it's ideal for making several channels of textures (color, normal map, metalness, maybe roughness/glossy in the future) as input of a material in a 3D game engine or CGI picture/animation. Kind of a "
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by DiThi 9y ago
> If these are above ground, the top will heat up relative to the bottom. The heat will quickly conduct to the other side. It's one of the main reasons for choosing steel. Add white paint to that (or solar panels) and you'll ha
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by DiThi 9y ago
How about you also copy the sentence that lies just between those two? "As land slowly settles to a new position over time, the damper neutral position can be adjusted accordingly." And if that doesn't work, the tube can have
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by DiThi 9y ago
This point is clearly addressed in the paper: The ends of the tube can slide 300 meters next to the station, and the tube is not firmly attached to the pylons but can move to accommodate the expansion.
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by DiThi 9y ago
In most cases I'd say that's the case, they're two separate websites and there's not enough user testing done on them.
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by DiThi 9y ago
That doesn't tell me much. My bank's app already provide those (except maybe the cutoff sentence) so I wanted to know more. What banks or countries is it compatible with, etc. That link doesn't lead me to the answer. edit: Af
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by DiThi 9y ago
I had no idea what the product is so I clicked the logo. It went to the blog which doesn't explain what it is. Instead it should go to the main site. There's no obvious link in the blog so I had to edit the address.
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by DiThi 9y ago
A true 100% open source phone (with optional isolated radio hardware to use a regular SIM) is an important step ahead... https://puri.sm/shop/librem-5/
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by DiThi 9y ago
Looks like he corrected it.
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by DiThi 9y ago
I think the mars ticket includes many other things, like food and everything required to live for 2 years.
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by DiThi 9y ago
It's so far from my left hand I prefer to press ctrl+w twice. (yes, I use the mouse a bit too much)
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by DiThi 9y ago
Certainly. The user is either used to typing "git clone" or is using a GUI where you input the repo URL. How bitbucket does it would only be fine if you only use bitbucket or if everybody did it that way.
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by DiThi 9y ago
Your lawyers probably don't know the difference between a tool and a library that is used in a published product. The code of a GPL licensed internal tool is not linked to the product (in the programming sense: there's no "ob
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by DiThi 9y ago
That link explains the problem much better than TFA.
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by DiThi 9y ago
Because setting up a let's encrypt certificate is almost as easy as to making a self signed one. We're talking about typosquatting, having a completely valid domain of your own that is the same as someone else's but with a ty
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by DiThi 9y ago
So basically typosquatting? It seems to me that any service that doesn't show the SSL certificate (or the EV name) is vulnerable to this, not just Exchange on iOS. Edit: It seem it doesn't check the SSL certificate either. But it&
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by DiThi 9y ago
"functionality" in this case means APIs. WASM won't have any APIs that JS doesn't already have. So "conservative" means "just a few APIs", not "just communication with code in an already battle-p
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by DiThi 9y ago
All of it except the closed source part. The design decisions are still there, the attack surface is still pretty big (although with much more testing and fuzzing done to date), and there's still only one implementation that can run an
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by DiThi 9y ago
> most notably the Microsoft one. My bad. However it was closed source too, and abandoned rather quickly. > True but WASM hadn't had much of a life so far, so we will see. It uses the same security model as JS, which is much more
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by DiThi 9y ago
Java only had one closed source implementation and had many security issues during its life. It wasn't designed for proper sandboxing and for having multiple implementations in the first place. And its communication with the rest of th
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by DiThi 9y ago
At no point it says it receives reflections first. It says that L1 signals are so long, direct and reflected signals are merged and received as a single signal.
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by DiThi 9y ago
I think the question is: What if the author has patents A, B and C, but the original code only uses A and B, and you modify it to use patent C as well? I guess it doesn't apply for derivative works unless the author incorporates the ch
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by DiThi 9y ago
I'm aware but it's complete crap at the moment.
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by DiThi 9y ago
I've used Konqueror (Chrome's grandfather) for about 6-7 years. After Firefox 3 was released I switched to FF and even though I've used Chrome for a year or two at some point, I won't replace Firefox again unless I have
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by DiThi 9y ago
It's a skill like any other. To acquire it, the most important part is consistency. E.g. Always reserve 30 minutes, 5 to prepare the environment (close window, ensure napping place, put sleep mask, earplugs, etc), 25 for the nap itself
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by DiThi 9y ago
Both points are already solved if they have already bought a lifetime supply of controllers, which as a sibling comment says, it's not far fetched.

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