Noaidi

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by Noaidi 2mo ago
Cell towers in the United States are primarily owned by three major companies: American Tower, Crown Castle, and SBA Communications. These companies build, acquire, and lease space on the towers to wireless providers. No more infrastructure
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
> He is also the head of the labor union… Source?
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
> And they put the power button on the exact opposite side of the volume down button, so you make a screenshot when you want to lock the phone half of the time. To be fair, Apple has nearly the same design. > I got it because I like t
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
Yeah, that’s a bummer. But I’m seriously thinking about switching to AT&T over this, but I would need to know if the frequencies are covered as good on AT&T. I can’t believe how few choices we have in cell phones in the United State
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
I would buy this phone in a second over a 17e. Replaceable parts? Expandable storage? Any companies that says they care about the environment and does not have these things are just liars.
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
I don’t understand this at all. They have never been profitable yet. How is this helping them? When it be more likely the case that not enough, people are using it as the prices they established already? So now they have to lower the prices
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
They certainly could be using that much electricity at a loss based on their profitability, which doesn’t exist. Leaked financial documents from 2025 show the company reported an operating loss of approximately $20.9 billion against $13.1 b
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
Both of these nitrates turn into NO in the body. https://pharmrev.aspetjournals.org/cms/10.1124/pr.120.019240... While it is a cancer risk this is not true for all peoples.
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
Fascinating! I have non-hearing damage induced Tinnitus and Bipolar Disorder and have been interesting in my PDE genetics for sometime as a link to my issues. It seems I have a natural inhibition of many PDE genes (PDE4B specifically, but I
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
> For instance, nobody knows how each body adapts to a high-carb/high-tech diet over a decade of training. They just hope for the best. I think this is where Nutritional Genetics could help tremendously. I went under anesthesia for
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
Of course, yes. I feel like the only solution to these odd disorders lay in personalized medicine. I feel like only looking at their genome will reveal the true cause and wills how the genetics that put them at risk. But theer could be some
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
A real stretch you say? Meaning that it’s something that they definitely would not study at all? https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1601559/ When training is effective or the athletes are not exhausted, the decrease of th
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
From the article: “He’d waffle between jittery agitation, as though he’d just had seven cups of coffee, and a fatigue so profound that he could hardly get off the living room couch.” “I was convinced I’d come down with some severe condition
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
I just wanna know how everyone thinks is acceptable to tip for a product that you did not even receive yet. How do I know if it’s even good? Can I take my tip back if it’s not?
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
At this point they’re just giving each other money to pretend like they’re actually making it.
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
The Möbius strip of AI financing continues…
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
It’s not called speculation. It’s called the scientific extrapolation. The reason why we do this is to prevent people from dying. If we wait till it becomes extreme and we’re saddled with food shortages it’s too late. And currently , this i
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
> What is happening, right now, is that winters are mostly getting warmer. Summers are getting hotter in certain places, but not at nearly the rate that cold days are decreasing -- and the evidence is weaker on a global scale. From the I
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
Yes. Rather, Oxidated LDL for heart disease specifically. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S24518...
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
This El Nino is expected to be worse than that based on the El Nino 3.4 temperatures we are already seeing. This is why most weather people are talking about it so much. We do not have the same data for the 1877 event that we do for the la
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
I went to both of those links. "Page not found". >Setting aside the debates about model quality, etc., surely we can all agree that predictions are not evidence? Predictions are warnings. When we have the evidence it will be to
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
People really don’t appreciate yet. How really bad this situation is and will be. They’re talking about 1.76°C higher temperatures next year because of this El Niño. Those are climate change temperatures that are not supposed to be around u
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
You said all this like you know something, but you didn’t bring up oxidative stress once. I mean, smoking is the leading cause for increasing oxygen stress in the body so you kind of mentioned it there but oxidative stress can be controlled
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
This is not true. It is what is called “skinny fat“.
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
You won’t find any reference for those claims. Did you know that the majority of people who have heart attacks have normal lipid levels? It’s not the fat that kills. It’s oxidated lipids that kill.
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
It doesn’t matter how fat you are or how much cholesterol you have in your blood. What matters is the oxidative stress that oxidizes the lipids. They need to figure out a way to reliably Measure OXLDL.
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
> This has always involved getting the bomb This is absolutely 100% not true. Iran had a fatwa against obtaining nuclear weapon weapons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatwa_against_nuclear_weapons That is until the
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
Do we need a website to count to zero now?
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
You also don't want [someone who] cannot [work fast enough] to take [efficiency] from [the assembly line].
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by Noaidi 2mo ago
> I don't think that he wants to pick berries all the time. I was using that as a metaphor. Meaning, we should be living a life where there is no manufactured societal stress we need to escape.

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