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The PUFA in grapeseed oil is linolenic acid (~75%), which this specific study ruled out as the cause of the genetic expression changes observed in high-fat diets with soybean oil. FTA: >One additional note on this study — the research t
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Vitamin E is surprisingly stable in oil compared to other vitamins (like A). Unless you're commercially deep frying with the same oil over several days, there's minimal vitamin E loss from frying.
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>In retrospect, imposing sanctions in 2016 and 2017 was a bad idea. Why? Russia's response to the global Magnitsky Legislation shows that hitting the power structure in their oligarchs' assets works.
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Just be careful when you buy Avocado oil, a recent study showed that 82% of the Avocado oil on shelves is either mixed or rancid: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S095671352... Chosen Foods
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>which oils would you use for frying and baking? Grapeseed oil is my go to. It's fairly neutral in flavor (slight nuttiness), has high smoke point, and is one that is a source of Vitamin E. For frying and then roasting, I use avocad
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>Multiple studies exist showing that men and women have very very different views on pornography and in particular women's views on it are significantly more negative than men's views Can you cite some of these studies? IIRC th
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>middle-aged female Not sure how that's relevant here. You write about the unjust bias (and unjust it is) against you for having worked with porn, but then seem to to try to evoke ageist and gender stereotypes.
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>When they caught a competitor ripping off content from Pornhub to create a knockoff website, engineers placed a link to the offending website in a few pixels of the Pornhub homepage, where millions of people clicked daily. The resulting
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I feel like this would have been killer with integration to something like leap motion. It has that Minority Report UI feel.
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>A lot of ad-subsidized content only "works" because by the time the user realizes that the content is subpar it's already too late and they've "paid" and can't take their money back. Citation needed, b
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How is that the only alternative?
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Maybe. If you look at the mobile app industry, which emerged when it was easier to pay for services, you still have a glut of demand for free or $0.99 apps.
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That's because the demand for subscription content is magnitudes less than ad-subsidized free content. Even if you made a hybrid model, the content isn't that interchangeable. The type of customer who pays for a subscription is g
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This rule creates a negative feedback loop to a world where every single person cares about no one else.
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What would that user experience look like? $0.50/mo per channel? $5/mo for all minecraft channels? Given the overhwelming negative response to how cable priced and bundled channels, and the simplicity that competitors like Netfl
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That's based on the pretty big assumption that there's a lot of under-utilized hardware being slaved to some central government authority, which by definition it probably isn't. I would bet more on cloud infrastructure provid
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>I’ve dealt with AML/KYC for cryptocurrency businesses with much higher volumes, nobody ever asked for anything crazy. Were they legit businesses or illegal? It makes a difference because there's more than just you and the KYC
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Scanning news aggregators like Apple and Google News also shines a light on the bias in multiple news sources, just from the headlines.
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If you can get video drivers to work, Linux has been "good enough" for a while now. SteamOS will further push the ecosystem into it (hopefully).
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Such as?
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Again, if it's an option, it's more like violence would have been used to get the password, and further violence against your family/loved ones if you were antagonistic. Real life scenario: https://www.yahoo.com&
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If violence was an option in this hypothetical, it would have already been used to get the password anyway.
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You're right, it's not a silver bullet but it is another defense for the probable cases that they didn't make a copy.
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IIRC you can chew gum in singapore, you just can't buy or sell it (similar to weed laws in certain U.S. states).
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Outline works well too: https://outline.com/jtdYRj
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I tried scanning the article for recommendations of these locked room mysteries, but didn't go past the spoilers tagline. Can anyone recommend where you can find these?
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Which is based on the short novel All You Need is Kill by Hiroshi Sakurazaka. Worth reading if you liked the movie.
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Yep, it's the basis of Outer Wilds , one of the best video games of the last decade, but also others like: - Sexy Brutale - Life is Strange - The Forgotten City (still playing this one) - Twelve Minutes There's also Return o
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Yeah, FB has much more to lose than a margin hit if it were blocked from iOS.
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Given the need for almost all apps to have network access, I feel like this would become another website cookie popup that people just click through. i.e. Has the right intentions but just ends up forcing a worse user experience for everyon

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