anenefan

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by anenefan 1y ago
Hmmm I would presume someone connected to the article has shares in Cochrane which owns the library. NZ govt is still sponsoring heath professions for their free full access, it's just no longer paying for the public within NZ to
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by anenefan 1y ago
Typos happen, parrots copy. As for Ytterbium - since there doesn't seem to be any stainless steel (SS) alloy for sale or even described / designated a code, it was possibly a one off project. Wikipedia [1] refers to it as a dopant
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by anenefan 1y ago
I really worry about the declining mindset in regard to views on farming and the science behind protecting it. Earlier this year it was some so called geniuses who thought agriculture wasn't that important and for short term gains s
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by anenefan 1y ago
Imagine my surprise when I found out a short while ago and not via an email from them. Since I still use an iinet email for my formal email using my full name ... it's going to suck. They no longer manage their email service passing i
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by anenefan 1y ago
If the site is still active, you can archive it yourself using tools like wget if the blog is still plays friendly with old school tools. Edit to add, if you need to find pages that have been removed, thus the only place might been once
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by anenefan 1y ago
https://archive.md/47xqm#selection-1419.14-1419.23
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by anenefan 1y ago
Sunk cost - in regard to time spent, but perhaps task completion syndrome would better describe what they're observing. This syndrome has led to accidents where people have set a path, planned objectives and despite emerging obstacl
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by anenefan 1y ago
To myself it's darn odd to read these sort of stories ... since it was just over 30 years ago when I used it with the idea it would hopefully strengthen some of my weakened neck muscles via the serious whiplash due to a cycling acciden
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by anenefan 1y ago
I see some of the results A.I. assist throws - getting a no brainer right should not be seen as a major win. I wouldn't use any of the A.I. search for numerous short comings but I'll list a couple of thoughts where it could be be
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by anenefan 1y ago
A.I. at the moment is in it's relative infancy ... energy efficiency will surely follow in a decade or so after a few dinosaurs die out or perhaps meet a more humorous demise when they are unkindly pegged out on a beach as a sacrifice
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by anenefan 1y ago
I feel a profound sadness seeing this anti science movement the last couple of .. few years gaining traction in places like the US. If it were a large ticket item that was largely redundant (such as something only done for glory, posturing
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The one thing to remember is google maps is actually separate to google location - it's location services most people rely on as a means to determine where an address is. Now in Australia at the very least, google's location servi
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https://archive.md/LxrCu
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by anenefan 1y ago
Yeah text only pdf that repeats email content is a bit of a fail. Though so much of the web has moved to accommodate modern smart phones - I'm not against it, the web should still accommodate those who just won't bother to set t
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by anenefan 1y ago
Well not proven beyond doubt, it certainly looks like they've found a definitive cause. Maybe taking a daily probiotic supplement or kefir could keep the gut in check with low rates of MS causing bacteria - I guess that's somethi
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by anenefan 1y ago
Eh, and scented as well for those with the latest but awfully expensive email service. Why not though, just create a pdf, observe good email etiquette just append it to a simple text email outlining the recipient the graphical pdf is about
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by anenefan 1y ago
For relief of tired muscles I'd suggest (after taking to your doctor in regard to a health check in case there's some other matter that needs to be considered,) purchasing some pure 100% unflavoured Creatine Monohydrate. Ignore t
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by anenefan 1y ago
You've hit the nail on the head. The article is disingenuous in entirety. Nearly every business in Australia that registers for GST and has eligible fuel expenses they can claim, receives a govt subsidy - so technically, that is w
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by anenefan 1y ago
Article at [1] and interestingly proposed 5 years ago. [2] [1] https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.ads4779 [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24133568 (5 years ago re possibility
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Doesn't render but at least in old firefox, their reader mode displays some information. > But now, as generative artificial intelligence tools race to ingest the entire internet, scraping means getting bypassed. According to Clou
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If it lists addresses that have failed - Yes. Generally when the same addresses reliably fail up over and over you might get away with configuring so at boot the OS can ignore certain memory addresses or a range if that's easier. Oth
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by anenefan 1y ago
It would be somewhat moot given all they needed to do was open another browser and look at the discussion as a guest ...
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by anenefan 1y ago
I learned by my first mobile phone (mid 90s) one does not want to be constantly moments away from having to field answers or sort out some BS was either not time sensitive, not that hard for someone to learn something for themselves or for
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by anenefan 1y ago
I think those who surf the web and really like their coffee knew last year wholesale prices for coffee were on the way up. [1] [2] Speculation was something that was bound to happen. The futures market is supposed to offer product stabi
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by anenefan 1y ago
Like many terms in regard to food types, such a term (gluten, inulin) can cover a broad range of like or similar biological products, and lead to inaccurate understanding of what foods might not play well with various individuals who are ex
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by anenefan 1y ago
The herbicide falls into a rather growing group of products best described as chemical slashers. Given safety concerns it's probably safer than paraquat. I have no familiarity with the herbicide personally, so it's not something
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by anenefan 1y ago
I'm sure some make-a-buck-quick types will try and convince prospective markets that A.I. is the latest unicorn poop and they've got all their answers ... despite the same fundamental issues going on presently. Will A.I. get any
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by anenefan 1y ago
I figured at least one person here would be fairly rural in Australia using a mobile carrier that uses the Vodafone network and also had issues. No responses suggest maybe this is just a local issue after all. Still it might be worthwhile
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I tried to replicate with no luck - however I also block a bunch of BS API / script servers. I note suspend is the term they're using too. Using a somewhat isolated area does make sense but oceans come various other issues &#x2F
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by anenefan 1y ago
I had wondered if the whole no social media for under 16s, which as a guide line would be easily implemented by the very powerful tracking that social media already uses, was actually a front to impose a verified identity on all Australian

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