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by anadem 2y ago
About a year ago I had the same attitude to antibiotics as you, but a basic antibiotic prescription led me to develop a Clostridiodes difficile [0] infection. People need to be aware that C. diff is AWFUL, and can easily occur after antibio
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by anadem 3y ago
> there is a national Labor relations board Unless/until Amazon, Starbucks, SpaceX and Trader Joe’s manage to gut the NLRB with their recent legal challenges.
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by anadem 3y ago
Thanks so much for the direct link. I'm hoping my grandkids will enjoy Mr Rogers as much as my kids did; he was a wonderful fixture in their lives.
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by anadem 3y ago
there's some discussion upthread, a couple of hours before your post
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by anadem 3y ago
My favorite is being blocked by a bug, searching for the solution, and finding the fix I documented several years earlier. (My memory has faults.)
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by anadem 3y ago
I'd love to try it, but is there a way to get it? Maybe I'm missing a link but I can't figure out a way to try it. Ah, found, it's here: https://github.com/simjanos-dev/LinguaCafe
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by anadem 3y ago
There are refrigerators without any moving parts .. my VW camper has one which runs on either propane or 12V or utility power, and as a child we had one which ran on kerosene.
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by anadem 3y ago
Some decades ago, swimming in the Mediterranean off the Libyan coast, I dived to pick up what at first very-nearsighted glance (not wearing my specs in the sea) could be an amphora. At the surface it was obvious that it was an unexploded sh
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by anadem 3y ago
Thanks, very cool. As kids back in the 1950s my sister and I could wander around inside Skara Brae. I've been back several times since, but not actually in the rooms again of course, so those 3D models are a wonderful revisit. Edit to
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by anadem 3y ago
OK so it gives spaced repetition, but how? Does it just pop up the name of a song from a list you've entered, or is there more to it? There's not much information on what it actually does. Does it listen to your playing?
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by anadem 3y ago
I prefer Zoompast, also free (as yet), developed as a student project a Imperial College, London: https://zoompast.com/about
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by anadem 3y ago
> I only run uBlock, (as noted by fsckboy): uBlock was the original name for the add-on that subsequently was ethically compromised/"sold out to" advertisers uBlock Origin is the 2nd version written by the original author
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by anadem 3y ago
The reasoning for showing cleaning separately is so that the daily rate isn't inflated. If I was wondering how many nights to stay, and saw the cost for one night as say $300, then I'd guess five nights would be $1500; in fact tho
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by anadem 3y ago
you'll need to expose a way to send it to you
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by anadem 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1960_Valdivia_earthquake
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by anadem 3y ago
No need to ask, just use Power Delete Suite: https://github.com/j0be/PowerDeleteSuite
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by anadem 3y ago
I'm happy to join your Lemmy instance, having jumped ship from Reddit as there's no way I'll use their app. Would you share its address?
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by anadem 3y ago
Doesn't work on the three different browsers I tried just now .. I see only grey bars arranged rather like conversational text posts would be.
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by anadem 3y ago
I think that already exists, as the Power Delete Suite https://github.com/j0be/PowerDeleteSuite eta: that doesn't have the restore function iirc
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by anadem 3y ago
> Would love to hear from other people Well I'm another who's left Reddit today, though I used RiF (aka Reddit is Fun) not Apollo. I also used to use RedReader, which afaik is not being asked to pay fees as it's a lower-vo
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by anadem 3y ago
May be intentional but fyi the Getting Started video from your docs won't run for me, gets "Video unavailable / This video is private". I think it would be useful introductory info, although I'm just a hobbyist not
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by anadem 3y ago
Wonderful!
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by anadem 3y ago
Make sure it has a fixed IP and doesn't default to using DHCP (not sure this will fix yours, but saw a thread elsewhere where that was the cure)
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by anadem 4y ago
Commenting as a "host" on Airbnb: yes, it's a reeaaally nasty company with absolutely horrible "support", from the hosting side as well as from the guest side. In this particular case it's an unkind and nasty h
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by anadem 4y ago
> COBOL has entire modern IDEs written for it. In fact the very first visual compile/debug environment was written in COBOL over 40 years ago: Micro Focus's Animator (from which Microsoft paid to use the patents in their Visual
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by anadem 4y ago
Yes, the grinding process is surprisingly easy. My son and I met John when he was showing one of his telescopes in San Francisco one evening in the '80s, and he gave us one of his instruction leaflets and an eight inch glass from a por
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by anadem 4y ago
My first computer experience: in the late '70s I built a 6502-based micro from a kit (Tangerine Ltd, in the UK) but couldn't get it to run, so the kit makers had me visit to check it out and gave me a working version to use in the
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by anadem 4y ago
from https://monster6502.com/ : "the cost is actually dominated by the component and assembly costs of an extremely large number of tiny components, each of which is individually quite inexpensive. "
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by anadem 4y ago
That's not my experience; it sounds like a glib rejoinder.
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by anadem 4y ago
Ah, yes, that explains to me how it is that when I'm stuck in some bit of code and go look on StackOverflow or wherever, I find an answer I'd posted long before.

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