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by aksss 5y ago
Reduction in Complement 3C seems to be correlated with protection from Alzheimer's in mice[0]. Good news for Lupus patients (who typically have low 3C3). "Blocking complement function by deleting C3 rescues plaque-associated synap
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by aksss 5y ago
> This turns into a [marketplace] where the rich win out over the poor. Same could be said for gambling and sales tax.
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by aksss 5y ago
What about using some 3D models as your reference? I’m sure you’re after a model 100 but here’s a link as an example. https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/trs-80-color-computer-2-865e...
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by aksss 5y ago
My guess is that it's all downhill after the device has been unpackaged - the device fails to meet inflated expectations; it becomes outdated in short order; or if it works like it's supposed to, it becomes transparent. The openin
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by aksss 5y ago
Isn't a question of energy density? I mean how much cargo you can move per ton (or kg) of fuel. Container ships are enormously efficient by this measurement compared to most alternatives I can think of. How many containers could an air
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by aksss 5y ago
I think there's two ways people interpret that - when neocons and progressives (or whatever, the slimiest of both parties) end up arm in arm denouncing a guy, you can either say that guy must be really bad, or really good . ;)
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by aksss 5y ago
any publicity is good I guess, but reading their spiel left me with a bad impression of their style. But whatever.. kind of hate all social media (in the fb, twitter, Parler, TS) sense of the term anyway, so probably predisposed to think li
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by aksss 5y ago
Constructive possession.
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by aksss 5y ago
I think this argument is similar to advocacy for metric vs imperial - yeah, it probably makes sense, but the current system is workable enough that the pain of living with it is less than the pain of transitioning from it. IOW, nobody reall
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by aksss 5y ago
This seems like a political argument, not a scientific one.
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by aksss 5y ago
Software development is playing with legos for a living, except with a billion pieces and the ability to make your own pieces, with infinite floor space. It’s “thing-oriented” and only grey if you start mingling in the secondary designers,
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by aksss 5y ago
The coveted king modem for me was the external version with an on/off switch (having started on an internal card). When I finally got one was super happy. Now it’s funny that you can still see these awesome USR 56kx2s kicking around fo
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by aksss 5y ago
I think the software keyboard is a per app design, which is either a ding or a bonus (dev flexibility). Regardless, if you have to spend time typing/searching, using remote on phone is best, where you can use the phone’s keyboard.
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by aksss 5y ago
My second Roku from many years ago (first angry birds one) will crash occasionally using Netflix, will crash hard and reboot itself. Probably a thermal issue. Pretty anemic performance too. I think the software now just stresses the old har
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by aksss 5y ago
Even in private facilities open to the public, the poo bowl isn’t kept very well at all, profit motive be damned. Cities do pay people to do this but either not enough people or not well enough paid cuz the job they do sucks too. I don’t kn
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by aksss 5y ago
“There’s probably a timeline where” = “wouldn’t it be fun to imagine if things were different and turned out differently?”, but with a gossamer covering of adulthood, right?
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by aksss 5y ago
I think bicyclists are nuts trying to mingle in with relatively high-speed heavy metal boxes (vehicles). I think pedestrians are nuts to try and mingle with high-speed heavy metal frames (electric personal transport).
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by aksss 5y ago
Well I don’t think he’s saying it would fail in America because the US is leading , but actually because it’s behind in health. Either way such generalized comments are always off target because the US is a hugely large and varied place
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by aksss 5y ago
An entitlement, rather than a right, but the problem again is who cleans these things up to a workable standard. Is a public facility worth much if clogged and overflowing with human waste? If antisocial actors spread such waste and other f
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by aksss 5y ago
Skinny Puppy
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by aksss 5y ago
I've never heard of USG jobs where you had to work specifically from home, but I don't doubt they exist nor that the USG would be so asinine. I'd hate the condition of having to be specifically at home. Would probably set up
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by aksss 5y ago
My anecdata from fifteen years ago was that a lot of IT males and nurse females seemed to marry. Systemic thinkers, both.
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by aksss 5y ago
Assuming your VPN isn't owned by or in cahoots with the NSA too, you're dns lookups would be shielded from view, I guess.
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by aksss 5y ago
You should talk to some homicide detectives, or even the people who deal with the day-to-day issues at the street level in downtown areas. The things they see on a regular basis are pretty mind-blowing, and not just per-incident, but cyclic
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by aksss 5y ago
What case is that, and what court?
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by aksss 5y ago
Partners by structural design can be more flexible with billing and payment than MS direct. That’s just a fact. You can use that fact how you want, only trying to be helpful. Becoming a partner gives you free Azure credit each month, as wel
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by aksss 5y ago
I have my share of gripes with MS daily, but some of the comments here smack of user error and the “old man yells at cloud” headline.
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by aksss 5y ago
You can absolutely login to forms.office.com with a business account. Just verified.
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by aksss 5y ago
I don’t know, I had a phenom running for years as a server that was running a Linux vm for automated torrenting, a Linux vm running the ubiquiti NVR, and the host itself serving as a media server. But that’s about all it could do. ;) I real
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by aksss 5y ago
> I'm attempting to demonstrate Well, have fun with that. I guess I still don't understand why you're worried about office366-type domains if you're whitelisting allowable domains to begin with. Anyway, everyone'

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