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SpikeDad
7y ago
Stupid ignorant landlords? What are the chances? 8-)
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Sad sad story. She had no medical supervision and her baby was stillborn. Sorry but I have no comments other than it's 100% her fault. Having a baby without the benefit of modern medicine is a choice made out of complete ignorance and
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SpikeDad
7y ago
Exactly. No different than gambling. Stick to no fee mutuals and other balanced investments.
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7y ago
Lets examine the character and truthfulness of both Facebook and William Barr.. There's not a grade low enough to characterize the lying and deceit of both of them. I have no trouble believing that Facebook is lying an Barr is supporti
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7y ago
Your understand is incorrect. Catalina runs perfectly on my 2015 rMBP and can run on machines as old as MBA 2012. Apple has been notifying developers for 3 macOS versions that 64bit applications would be deprecated. Do you really want to us
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7y ago
RAM is soldered. SSD uses a proprietary connector - fortunately a low cost adapter is now available. Battery is glued to the chassis but there are removal kits available from iFixit which includes adhesive remover and new adhesive. I'v
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SpikeDad
7y ago
It's a pure and simple money grab. There is no possible rationale for publishers charging libraries more for ebook than the actual physical book nor any rational for restricting purchases of the ebooks.
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7y ago
If by noted pathologist you mean someone that will say anything if they're paid enough then perhaps that's true.
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7y ago
It's not a race drone. That's a completely different audience. What do you mean underpowered? Compared to what?
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7y ago
For healthy individuals - I agree 100%. Beef spikes insulin as much as rice? Well not for me (and I suspect most people). I can eat a steak without raising my blood glucose at all - one bowl of rice and it jumps 100mg/dl. There's
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7y ago
Yep. But the key issue is that patients need to be helped into diets that will be lower in carbs and provide more effective A1C control. I think the fact that you can see what happens to your glucose after every bite of food you take is a p
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SpikeDad
7y ago
Where's the evidence of this statement? It's well known that blood glucose monitors get a wide latitude for accuracy from the FDA anyways so real accuracy would be very difficult to determine.
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7y ago
It wasn't for me. Individual anecdotal stories aren't evidence but without consistent feedback it's easy to get back into poor habits. When I eat a Twizzler and see my blood glucose spike at 180-200 FOR 1 TWIZZLER then it
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7y ago
Guess he wasn't paying attention to the Dover trial. ID is nothing more than Creationism after some rather sloppy search and replace. Its not science and offers no testable hypotheses. Regardless of this guy's CS cred and large pu
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7y ago
This has been tried with other phones several times. An idea without a market - no one wants to plug in their phone to get a desktop computer.
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7y ago
The time/cost savings from not having a physical book is well offset by the amount of time needed to a) support patrons use of ebooks via apps and backends which deliver the books and b) administrative time purchasing and dealing with
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7y ago
Big difference - shiny SpaceX rocket fails meh. Shiny jetpack fails dead person. Some of the earlier attempts did have ballistic parachutes but you still had to deploy at least 75 feet high. Any lower and you're dead.
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7y ago
People always talk about obviously media bias right in the middle of a supposed discussion of media bias. >Jacobin is a leading voice of the American left, offering socialist perspectives on politics, economics, and culture. So we have a
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7y ago
Sadly most of the public has no idea what scams that publishers are pulling on libraries for the "right" to offer e-books. They think a) they're really cheap - after all it's just a digital book and Kindle books are chea
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7y ago
Interesting but an isolated environment. I'm sure you could wipe out most any disease or disease vector if that area was completely isolated from the rest of the world.
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Well if we had native resources that had been protected for years and suddenly we had a President that had little concern for environmental issues we'd probably also be increasing the destruction of it in order for his political suppor
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7y ago
I agree he didn't say the "a" and your explanation is something I hadn't thought of before. In any case if Neil has really said "for a man" everyone at NASA publicity would have been quick to put out an announc
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I'm amazed at the technical skill and knowledge he and his team has. Fabricating simulations, replacement parts, unpotting modules and repairing them, etc, etc, etc. I thought the Xerox Alto restoration was amazing - this beats it hand
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This article is a pile of garbage. Apple is the only tech company walking the talk about privacy in both corporate policies and practical application of privacy in their platforms. A quote like this from the article: >Despite Apple’s pub
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7y ago
This is very exciting. Hope there's a means to get one of the bills when it's circulated in 2021. The US could take a lesson about whom they put on bills.
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Bahaha. The post references an article in Russia Times as evidence you can defrost a brain. I've heard reviving cryonically frozen brains as trying to reconstitute individual fruits from a smoothie.
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7y ago
Fox News says the FBI and CIA Should Investigate Google in 3...2...1 followed closely by Trump saying in his own words "The FBI and CIA Should Investigate Google".
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According to the article the jury didn't see any of the body cam video. The police should be mandated to release it if there are any court actions involved. You're being disingenuous accusing courts of protecting the police. It&#x
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7y ago
Google Photos has Archive which removes it from your local storage but retains the file in your Google Photos cloud storage.
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7y ago
Even better than dealing with the Microsoft Store is to download it directly from Apple's servers: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204283
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