Vomzor

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by Vomzor 7y ago
The thing I hate the most is random websites forcing you to use a password with "at least 8 characters, capital letters, numbers, .." I only care about my email account and a couple of other important websites. I want to be able t
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by Vomzor 7y ago
Gender and Our Brains cites studies and data that are selectively chosen to support a predetermined conclusion. As to why: > After almost 20 years of hearing the same invalid arguments (like Bill Murray in “Groundhog Day” waking up to th
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Beijing orders state offices to replace foreign PCS and software(ft.com)
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by Vomzor 7y ago
Anti-war? Ignorant? That’s a weird take of one of the most in-depth military newssites out there. Also not the impression I got reading the article, more like a military geek describing every detail of this new ‘toy’ than anti-war.
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by Vomzor 7y ago
The CDC has denied the existence of persistent Lyme for years. They fact that they are now mentioning it as one possible theory is significant in itself. The old page from last year https://web.archive.org/web/201809212
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by Vomzor 7y ago
There only have been a couple antibiotic studies, it's hard to get funding for more elaborate studies because of the controversy. Those studies ignore the research on biofilms and only gave antibiotics for a couple weeks. And even in t
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by Vomzor 7y ago
During a panel at this years LymeMIND conference a representative from the CDC named Susanna Visser said that she and her team absolutely believe in persistent Lyme, and that the CDC website now acknowledges it on a basic level. >Why som
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by Vomzor 7y ago
The gold standard in microbiology for diagnosing an infectious disease has always been to culture the organism alive. Despite notorious difficulties in culturing Borrelia burgdorferi, in about 30 studies this organism has been cultured aliv
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by Vomzor 7y ago
It didn’t redirect in the past?
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by Vomzor 7y ago
!g redirects to google. How does that help your privacy?
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by Vomzor 7y ago
You can watch Netflix in 1080p on macOS by using Safari. Chrome and Firefox don’t support the drm used by Netflix. As for 4k on macOS: >The DRM Netflix uses for 4K content is the new HDCP 2.2 (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection),
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by Vomzor 7y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe one of the advantages of macOS is that the GPU can use the system ram for deep learning. Which makes it possible to use cheaper GPUs. One of the reasons I'm looking forward to better AMD Tenso
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by Vomzor 7y ago
To add on this. I believe Alzheimer’s is a set of symptoms causes by different bacteria and viruses. Not a disease in itself. And not one single virus or bacteria. See also the recent found link between Alzheimer's and dental bacteria
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by Vomzor 7y ago
An analysis of 30 studies involving 1,610 people has concluded that NSAIDS were 79 per cent more effective at fighting major depression than a placebo. https://jnnp.bmj.com/content/early/2019/08/29/j
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by Vomzor 7y ago
I've become convinced a lot of what we now consider mental illnesses are actually symptoms caused by unknown pathogens. Inflammation plays a big part in this.
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by Vomzor 7y ago
87% of Chinese emissions are attributable to domestic consumption. https://www.carbonbrief.org/mapped-worlds-largest-co2-import...
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by Vomzor 7y ago
Using the default macOS scrolling instead of their own implementation which feels off.
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by Vomzor 7y ago
A mac to ssh into my linux desktop. It’s cheaper to buy your own gpu.
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by Vomzor 7y ago
Is there a website or plugin that shows google/duckduckgo or google/bing results side by side?
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by Vomzor 7y ago
It happened to me too and a lot of other players. [0] [0] https://ca.ign.com/articles/2004/11/24/half-life-2-motion-si... Changing the fov helps.
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by Vomzor 7y ago
It says a lot about the current political climate when people feel the need to add a disclaimer like that.
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by Vomzor 7y ago
Sadly the majority of sociologists still seems to believe the debunked theory of nurture over nature[1] and tend to ignore all things biology. Consequently, a lot of gender related studies are just ideology instead of robust science. In the
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by Vomzor 7y ago
A better example would be: - Apple: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreimage/cicolorc... - Microsoft: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/coreimage.cicolo...
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by Vomzor 7y ago
A lot of Apple documentation is just a list of functions a class has without any explanation whatsoever. Many sample projects are written in older swift versions and don't compile anymore. Xcode 11 can only convert swift 4 to swift 5.
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by Vomzor 7y ago
The only streaming services that really matter are the ones that are global. Prime, Netflix, Disney. Netflix has a huge headstart. I believe almost 60 % of their subscribers are outside usa. They make local originals in every region they ar
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by Vomzor 7y ago
Exactly. > But research shows that a wrapped cucumber lasts more than three times as long as an unwrapped one. It will also lose just 1.5 per cent of its weight through evaporation after 14 days, compared with 3.5 per cent in just three
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by Vomzor 7y ago
Not an answer to your question but seems fitting to share it: http://www.paulgraham.com/know.html
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by Vomzor 7y ago
>We've sunk untold billions into nuclear, a very small fraction of what has gone into renewables. It’s the other way around. If the money poured into renewables had gone to nuclear there would be no climate crisis. >Had Californi
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by Vomzor 7y ago
What mess? The waste is being kept in manned facilities and will likely be repurposed in the next 20 years as fuel for a new generation of nuclear reactors. The first commercial nuclear power plant was in 1956. If you think about it, we are
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by Vomzor 7y ago
Is nuclear waste even still a problem? We have been storing nuclear waste for more than 60 years in ‘temporary facilities ’ while we’re looking for permanent solutions. As far as I know, nothing happened in that time. Let’s just drop the ‘t

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