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10y ago
Thanks for this link! Really appreciated.
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10y ago
Weirdly, I find increasing fat intake makes me lose weight faster. This is probably because it's hard to eat lots of fat, but easy to consume the equivalent calories through carbs (I'm looking at you Oreo milkshakes...)
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10y ago
Not sure if i fully understood you correctly, but yes, I feel a lot more hungry when eatinv more carbs. A good example of this is toast: no matter how many slices i eat, i'm never full. It actually makes me just want to eat more....
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10y ago
I can't speak for anyone else but in my case, an excess of calories usually results in me being an awful lot hotter as my body burns off the extra energy. I'm not a biologist but I was under the impression that a release of insuli
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10y ago
When I eat carbs, I put on weight. When I don't, I lose weight. However, other people I know are the opposite. Quite honestly, I think you can't generalise 'diets' or eating advice as, frankly, it would appear that diffe
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10y ago
They did, and saved Nelson Mandella from death in prison in '91! ;-)
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10y ago
If doomsday comes, at least we should get to meet John Titor.
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10y ago
"Where this gets interesting is that the British Prime Minister may or may not have known about this before the vote went to parliament to renew/upgrade this white elephant." I'd have added in an extra "may" to
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10y ago
Whilst I agree with you, the London Underground does not really foster an environment where people would feel comfortable with that.
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10y ago
Clarke made a TV series in the UK called "Arthur C. Clarkes Mysterious World". If you've never heard of it, I highly recommend you check it out! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_C._Clarke's_Mys
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10y ago
I've been seeing a lot more articles blocked by "surveys" these days. Normally there's a skip option. The mirror group of sites are especially bad for this.
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10y ago
We used SipX in prod twice and both times were positive experiences. Solid system, easy deployment...superb.
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10y ago
I'd suspected for years about such quizzes. Initially, I assumed the posts to calculate your (porn/movie/etc) name was a low grade phishing exercise as it asked you to mix personal data that are often used in security questio
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10y ago
Thanks everyone for your feedback and pointers! It's really appreciated.
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10y ago
You are absolutely right. Theres a whole bunch of apps that are 'blurry' when running on a retina display.
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10y ago
Last weekend, a friend of mine asked me to "wipe his laptop". When i asked him why, he replied he had viruses, it was slow etc. After asking him what he used it for he said "web and nothing else". He agreed to try someth
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10y ago
How do programmers like myself meet decent pixel artists with common interests? Art has always held me back in gamedev. I imagine there are people with the opposite problem?
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10y ago
When i was a kid, i had a Mattel Aquarius. Those early days were great. Whilst this project does rekindle some of that nostalgia, I'm not sure I'll be FAPping anytime soon.
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10y ago
Nim is a language I really want to like. Having looked for a language that's 1) Cross-platform, 2) Script-like syntax and 3) C Speeds, Nim should be my ideal language. What I find though is a sense of frustration that grows over time w
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10y ago
Googleplex! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_minor_The_Hitchhiker...
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10y ago
Thanks for the tips! Appreciate your time.
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10y ago
Oh, I guess I implied they were all dead when I didn't mean to. I meant more that the stars of the day are always seen as the pinnacle of Stardom.
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10y ago
I was on that email list. I was absolutrly livid. They also double charged me $2k+ twice. Will never work there again. What's your tips on Cafe's (if you are in Sydney)?
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10y ago
This echoes my current gig to a tee: worked at home for a couple of months, went stir crazy, found an office. For me, the first office space was a hipster cafe type place that was just too freaking noisy. I moved to a Regus office which was
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10y ago
Whilst I generally agree with you, my grandparents said the same thing back in the day about Kirk Douglas, Richard Burton, Gene Kelly, Audrey Hepburn...
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10y ago
You are correct.
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10y ago
"A true sommelier can identify different wines by taste alone, but for every one of those there's a dozen frauds who pretend they know what they're doing, just parroting stuff they've memorized." Funnily enough, the
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10y ago
As a North Walian, Go programmer and jetbrains customer, I'm pretty stoked by this announcement.
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10y ago
I normally reply to people who cart this argument out: "so you're ok with someone following you around with a camera videoing you? At work....in the toilet....in the bedroom...?" Privacy != doing something wrong.
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10y ago
Because we need people to program computers not use word.
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