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> I am sure they'd get a much better response rate if they only built a single prototype that delivers whatever miniscule amount of "perpetual" energy. Think it through: You're given the concept of how to create free
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4y ago
Well, guess which injections are the cause.
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4y ago
Where does Fresh perform better than Rails?
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4y ago
Will you guys ever produce a "wide screen" version of your laptop? If so, you have another customer.
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4y ago
> What else was in this database? Typically the password field is stored alongside the rest of the user record. That is where you are supposed to have encrypted as many data fields of the record as possible - in addition to the conventio
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5y ago
This has been known for literally about 2 decades. (Keywords: Dr. Gasser, LSD, Switzerland, depression, cancer, study, 1998)
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5y ago
This should give the open-source movement a massive boost.
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Microsoft halts all new sales in Russia
(engadget.com)
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Well, these plants obliterate tons of (anti-depressant) revenues for the pharma industry, which is why they deploy their FUD and disinformation army. Hence the "extremely bad for you" astroturfing.
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5y ago
> I really can't fathom how people describe it as one of the most profound experiences of their lives. For this to be possible, you need to be alone (= undistracted) and (ideally) be surrounded by beautiful and calm nature, in a com
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5y ago
Thank you! Awesome suggestion, it fully covers the patent-blocking aspect. Now we just need a "Github for Mechanical Engineers".
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How do I properly open-source a mechanical invention of great importance?
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Psilocybin therapy appears to be at least as effective as antidepressants
(psypost.org)
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5y ago
The solutions described are not the ultimate ones, yet. The real solution will be to: "Make salt magnetic and pull it out of the water, in real-time, with electro-magnets." https://audio.kryon.com/en/What'
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5y ago
Next question: Why would anyone trust that 100% of what's in vaccines is fully declared on the labels? (In this article, Neutrogena is being accused which is part of Johnson & Johnson which produce one of the Covid vaccines availab
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5y ago
On the other hand, it significantly reduces the health of certain sardines.
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6y ago
The question is: Who wouldn't want to ultimately be assimilated by the Borg?
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6y ago
Definitely Fairphone: https://www.fairphone.com/en
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6y ago
Thank you so much to everybody who works on LineageOS! You are so awesome! I LOVE it!
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6y ago
Vaccines are usually developed and tested over a period of 6-10 years. If , and only if , after that much time, you don't observe any side-effects, then it is honest to declare it "safe". Everything else is just a lie t
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6y ago
True. But a failure of a redundant server (say, 1 out of 3 application servers) would then not force you to cancel your night/weekend/vacation.
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6y ago
> If you go dedicated, it's much easier and you only need to keep that one box running. Can/should you really run everything on just 1 box, with rather huge projects? Why not gain redundancy/uptime/peace of mind by ha
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7y ago
That company is one of the most corrupt ones - it is the real virus. You know how they say, Never let a good crisis go to waste .
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7y ago
The story just continues to be corrupt. The last thing I remember was that Twitter blocked WikiLeaks' account for no reason and without any justification or answer after being prompted for comment.
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7y ago
It's unfortunate that you are so close minded. You will be surprised in a couple of years, at most.
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7y ago
A close friend of mine suffered from clinical depression for approximately 8 years and after all conventional medical approaches it was 1 dose of approximately 125 micrograms of LSD that solved that depression within minutes for several mon
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7y ago
I find it quite funny that people still think that we'll "find" ETs by looking for them. ETs gave us their DNA. They are our ancestors. Which is why "contact" has been a reality since "our beginning" on Ea
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7y ago
If you use the proper websites for your purchases, via TOR, you'll find that there actually exist rating systems that can already tell you a lot regarding the trust you can have in a specific vendor (if you spend a couple of minutes th
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> For large-scale desalination, however, it is almost certainly more cost-effective to use solar panels, batteries, and large scale reverse osmosis systems. For large scale desalination, you need to attach tiny magnetic particles (think
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7y ago
We'll soon have the magnetic engine which will produce endless electricity. So there won't really be a need for any new nuclear reactors anymore.
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