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UomoNeroNero
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UomoNeroNero
1y ago
I’ll keep my stupid, non-digital 2010 car running until the day I die. They’ll have to pry it from my cold, dead hands. I’d rather register it as a vintage car and keep driving it.
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1y ago
It's awful to say, but sometimes it's interesting to see natural selection at work.
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1y ago
I am a developer and i work from home. In my experiment i ruled out “any kind of movement” :-D (no, i am not a bag of fat, only a lotto e “not in perfect shape”). But. I can confirm that lot of stress and lot of coffe have a big and misura
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I’m diabetic and manage it with a CGM and insulin pump (HbA1c at 6.8 after many years of struggles). For convenience and my experiment, I eat practically the same meals at lunch every day, precisely weighed, always starting from very simila
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2y ago
I manage my diabete with a "sensor" (Dexcom), an insulin pump, and a "loop device." I would NEVER use Apple Watch for therapy, and I don't think Apple wants to step into this minefield. BUT I guarantee you that havi
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2y ago
Any teenager looking for porn find a way to gets porn. Nothing can stop them.
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2y ago
Mamma mia. Yes, I totally agree with what you wrote: this is a landmark, profound, historic (and very courageous) document.
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2y ago
One may or may not appreciate the religious aspect, but the Vatican has always been a hub for “refined thinkers.” And when it comes to establishing an (initial) point of discussion on such an ethically significant topic, I believe that the
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2y ago
Diabetes is a complex and mentally demanding disease. It affects you in the short term and has a significant impact in the long term. Everything is in your hands, fully aware that every mistake has immediate consequences but, worse, accumul
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2y ago
Things are changing nonetheless. My wife is celiac (we’re quite a problematic family: I’m diabetic, she’s celiac), but by law, she is guaranteed that a suitable menu must be available wherever she goes, or at least that waitstaff and busine
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2y ago
Is a really complex game. The basic reasoning is that for every X carbohydrates ingested, you need to inject Y insulin (according to a personal ratio). However, everything is complicated by numerous factors and the technology you use. Fact
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2y ago
Yes. I can find everywhere on labels the carb amount. I use 2 app too. And after a lot of errors I acquired a six sense (that try to kill me everyday ;-D)
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2y ago
Have you ever wondered why it’s such a struggle for a diabetic to manage blood sugar levels in a sensible way? Here’s the answer. I assure you that anyone with diabetes is forced (and the word "forced" doesn’t fully convey the men
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2y ago
I have been diabetic for 20 years. I have tried every method, app, plan, and tool, including systems falsely marketed as "smart." No method works or delivers decent results except for using a scale and weighing ALL the ingredients
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2y ago
Figata spaziale!!!! Sono qui a mascella spalancata
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2y ago
I was here to say exactly the same thing but about another insulin pump system. A few months ago, an update to Roche's DiabetLoop (DBLG1) created a thousand problems with emails recommending temporary tricks, subsequent updates, etc. I
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3y ago
I have been diabetic for 16 years. I love your mood and I respect you, when you are sad or angry with the illness, reread this post and remember how sure you were that you could handle everything. It's not easy (mentally and practicall
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3y ago
I'm really tired of all this controversy and what the tech scene is becoming. I'm old and I'm speaking like an old man: there wouldn't be the internet as it is now, with everything we now use and enjoy if there hadn'
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3y ago
I live in a seaside tourist town. Here we learn to swim as young children, it is impossible not to know how to swim and now, as a parent, I understand that only the peace of mind of knowing that my children could swim without problems gave
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3y ago
I love it from the bottom of my heart. It is my Swiss army knife and a source of envy and amazement for what it allows me to do among all my colleagues. And I have converted many of them to use it (on PC and MAC)!!! (Clearly and Proudly Lic
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3y ago
Italian master mechanic ... profanity I can see it (i am italian and i know how profanity can help to solve problems)
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5y ago
How do I understand you. I kept a girlfriend for a long time because her father lent us his Alfa 75 Quadrifoglio. I have never driven anything more wonderful. The pleasure of those carburetors. The driving precision. I live in the mountains