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Projects Killed by Google and Why We Miss Them
(makeuseof.com)
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Only niacin causes flushed reactions. The other forms simply don't
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MCM/70 an Early Portable PC (1973)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ants treat injured nestmates with antimicrobial compound in ant society
(nature.com)
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Nostalgia is just another form of depression -Abbie Hoffman
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3y ago
The age old confidence scam. Once you trust them, your goose is proverbially cooked
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3y ago
>But once you have these extensions installed, you basically lose all support. Its gotten to the point where I have multiple browsers as fallback. FF with lots of essential extensions > Brave with just a few > Unextended Chromium.
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3y ago
It's more like "f you, arbitrate this in kangaroo court."
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OneRep. I'm a once and former customer, otherwise unaffiliated.
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"You all"
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Same
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Where Tesla is a far simpler design for a personal vehicle than ICE, hybrids have even more parts and components than ICE cars.
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There's no indication other brands will pay the same price for a Tesla charge though.
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anjel
3y ago
OneRep is the service I used, briefly. I have no Affilliation with them except as past customer. They delivered as promised and the effect has been persistent 2+ years since the time I discontinued the subscription.
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I cleared my name from the net using another service that charged by the month. I paid them for three months, when their work clearing my data from about 100+brokers was completed, then cancelled. 2 years later, my name and personal data st
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Moats are gonna do what moats are designed to do.
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I no longer recall the source, but the incidence of major (high cost) dental work at some point in a person's life is so high (80%?) as to be uninsurable. Which is to say even if you balance the cost across the entire population the pr
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In which case it's rather impressive that the door stayed seated in place as long as it did.
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Radio shack store managers easily hit 60 (Strip Malls) to over 100k a year (Shopping malls) in the late 1970s, again thanks to performance bonuses so this is nothing new. Same long hours as retail, with way more reason to get out of bed eac
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>the only other shared philosophical framework we have is the market, and whatever the limits of the church, the morals of the market seem to be making for a much colder society. If things are colder, it's not amorality, it's
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Brains are not required to think or solve problems – simple cells can do it
(scientificamerican.com)
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Is it reasonable to expect someone to audit what is often a large comment field to see if someone else has already made the point they themselves want to post?
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In fact, the latest "Jobs Created" stat and the "New Unemployment Applications" figures are regularly covered as financial news and often in the general news cycle as soon as the gov't "prints" them. ht
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Fossils Are Neither Plant nor Animal, but a 'Weird Fusion' of Life
(sciencealert.com)
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What about dentists is so much better now??
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Micro dosing psylocibe/psylocin on a regular basis puts your heart valves at some risk of permanent damage in ways occasional high dose use does not.
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Brains are not required to think or solve problems – simple cells can do it
(scientificamerican.com)
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A friend has an MBA from Harvard. Upon graduating they did their requisite stint at McKinsey for 18 mos, then went to work for a Fortune 100 corp, explicitly hired to be developed as eventual mid to upper management. After 15 years, upper m
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Grift is as old as prostitution, but this makes me wonder how long the history of disruptive forces being brought to bear on Moral hazard is as well.
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The advice is golden, however the hourly rate is about ten years old. Expect to pay a minimum of $400 hourly rate. (Free initial telephone consults are still easy to find and I have cumulatively learned a lot stacking multiple free consult
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