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Alpro is part of Danone. I generally avoid their products because of the amount of thickeners, emulsifiers, sugars etc. they add. Emulsifiers lead to a more stable drink that does not coagulate when poured into coffee. Thickeners and sugar
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5y ago
"What of those do you consider toxic?" None of these traits are toxic in general, but due to group dynamics they often lead to toxic behavior. When guys want to show how masculine they are (and I think most are not conscious of
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It's not natural for any mammal to keep producing milk. So it's unlikely that the cow had a "sweet and free life". Cows are forcefully inseminated and once born their calves are taken away. How would you feel if someone
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The article and the parent comment are about producing milk that is identical to cow milk in a bioreactor instead of in a cow's udder. It's not about milk alternatives or cheese from plant sources like cashew. Just like there ar
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I agree, but the "agile" I know is actually about less process and more communication to deal with reality.
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5y ago
Did you reach out to Patagonia if they are interested in featuring your products? They have sold third-party products before, like the Guppyfriend microfiber washing bag. I think your product vision very much aligns with theirs.
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5y ago
I agree. The focus should be on something that makes sense on its own, like "preserve the climbing environment".
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5y ago
If you can talk about the benefits of your chalk authentically (as a climber), what's the problem? Why do you think you're not good at it?
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5y ago
Current Bluetooth profiles don't support high-quality bidirectional audio. "Bluetooth LE Audio" is supposed to resolve this in the future.
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5y ago
Solar has a problem that consumers tend to need more energy during the night That might be true for private households, but it's not true for the average electricity consumer. For example: https://www.eia.gov/todayine
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5y ago
If engineers acted rationally, we would not have so many technology fads.
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The Impossible Burger has about 12% fat which is quite lean. As far as I understand, the meat in most burgers is around 20% fat. Adding things like breadcrumbs, eggs or onions to the patties will of course change the amount.
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Animal fat and protein cause inflammation, while plant-based fat and protein don't. Dairy contains all sorts of hormones and other stuff (e.g. real estrogen, antibiotics) that people should not consume regularly. Milk alternatives on
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Their stuff lasts though. iPhones don't get slower over time like Android phones inevitably do, and they get software updates for 5 years.
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Samsung phones can do that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_DeX Samsung even offered a full Ubuntu desktop for the phones, but stopped supporting it rather quickly.
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6y ago
I recently had a good fresh Brezel at BioBackhaus in Dahlem-Dorf. The same ones in grocery stores around the city tend to be stale already. Bread from Zeit für Brot is available at Alnatura and Denns branches and the Gorillas delivery servi
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Tearing is one of the reasons why Wayland was started. "Every frame is perfect" was the goal, and they baked it into the design by making all updates atomic. That's why I doubt the author had a full Wayland setup running. May
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Completely agree, they were hit by an angry mob of unthankful people. I think most in the mob are aware that their reaction is overblown. The list of OSS licenses is usually buried deep inside the docs and few ever read it. Luca made themse
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6y ago
Yes. There are active Android malware campaigns sending out links via text message. I know because I recently received one.
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Wow, this is great! Not just the memory safety aspect of it, but also that it's written with testability in mind.
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It's totally an issue. There have been tons of critical Android vulnerabilities over the last years that cannot be fixed by app updates, e.g. remote code execution via Bluetooth stack or MMS.
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According to Bloomberg's innovation index, 7 of the top 10 most innovative countries are also in Europe. https://www.statista.com/chart/19312/most-innovative-economi...
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The real question is how much data is collected from users who have "Web and App Activity" sharing turned off.
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Train breathing through your nose. It'll be uncomfortable at first but you'll get used to it. After some time I was able to do tempo runs with nose breathing only.
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"They will never understand the anxiety a simple dinner invitation gives me." That's kind of normal, isn't it? A lot of people don't cook well. Every ingredient can be turned into a bland, revolting mush. That doe
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Here's another chemical company that recommends supplementation of B12 for cows: https://www.dsm.com/anh/en_US/products/vitamins/vitamin-nutr...
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What the parent probably meant: B12 is synthesized by bacteria, algae and yeasts, not directly by the animals we eat. There's a theory that due to the conditions that most animals are farmed in nowadays - the environment and standardiz
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With HBR3, net bandwidth for uncompressed image data is 25.92 Gbit/s. 8bit 4k at 120Hz: >>> (3840 * 2160 * 24 * 120) / (1000*1000*1000) 23.887872 10bit 5k at 60Hz: >>> (5120 * 2880 * 30 * 60) /
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Because the Dell UP2715K has 10 bits per color channel, even DisplayPort 1.4 HBR3 would not be enough. It would work with Display Stream Compression, but that appears to be an optional feature of DP 1.4 that is not universally supported. Al
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"The LG ultra fine is taken out of stock due to some EU regulations" Is that true? I bought one about two weeks ago from Saturn, for 19% off. Still waiting for the delivery though. According to "geizhals.de" there are
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