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clSTophEjUdRanu
7y ago
Yeah. So what if the Reichstag burned down? Doesn't really change my day to day life.
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Don't most human keto studies fail because it's extremely hard to stick with? https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/should-you-tr...
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7y ago
I agree. It provides value. If it provides value then why are people against it? Every thread about Microsoft has some knee jerk low effort post about embrace extend extinguish.
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7y ago
They can't extinguish anything if users don't switch. Users won't switch unless it provides value.
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7y ago
The problem with these open source phone projects is that all the modems use closed source drivers (I think). Do you know a path forward to do this entirely with open source?
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7y ago
+1 I have the same question and would like to read replies.
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7y ago
I'm in NH and I'm pissed my Costco can't carry liquor. Otherwise they're great.
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7y ago
Tony Robbins says lots of tuna and swordfish. Swordfish is a no-no
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7y ago
What's the R0 value?
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That sounds amazing. I'll have to check that out.
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https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/fish/
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7y ago
https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/fish/
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It's not only games. The Wayland/X/Nvidia fiasco is killin me. To use Wayland and gestures I need to basically ignore the graphics card and run everything via integrated. I love Linux but I also love when things just work and
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There is also the fact that no country on Earth can truly guarantee they can properly store the waste for the timelines required.
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They're in the camp that since you can't measure subjective experience its magic. Well, they're here reading this, since they cant measure their experience they must not exist. /s
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7y ago
I've seen this. It would be neat to randomly generate faces until it generates a "doppelganger" of yourself.
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7y ago
That is definitely not the CPUs problem to worry about. Operating systems need to catch up.
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7y ago
WSL is the bee's knees for me and is about to get a lot better with WSL 2 (can talk to an X server for instance). I couldn't deal with the Wayland/X, not playing nice with Nvidia, etc bullshit on Linux. Since I really only ca
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7y ago
Healing Back Pain, I had minor back pain but this mentality definitely made numerous small aches and pains disappear.
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As a former software defense worker, I wish there were 3rd party audits of code and dev ops. If you saw the code that's flying in missiles, aircraft, etc and how they got there youd want to go live in a cave.
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7y ago
I've owned nothing but "Google phones" since the Nexus 4 and don't know what you're talking about. Do you mean smart unlock? Pushing hard is pretty subjective, I don't see a "hard" push to turn off s
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7y ago
I never suggested that it is as bad as fossil fuels.
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I'm looking forward to the keto rebuttal.
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7y ago
This is one of the cons of this green energy movement, there is a shitload of waste from solar, wind, and batteries that nobody wants to talk about.
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7y ago
Funny. When I shipped to Marine boot camp I was frightful my minor knee pain would get worse. Turns out I was just a wimp. Pain disappeared with exercise. I also had acid reflux and stomach problems for years that disappeared. Every single
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Same. Started cooking out of frugality and anything I can order or comes packaged is unhealthy. Cooking feels like the default, what normal people do. I was so wrong. None of my friends can cook even a simple meal without step by step instr
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Ah. So I was missing something. Thanks for clarifying. That is alarming.
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>Linking that browser ID to a personal account is trivial as soon as someone logs in to any Google service. Wat? You mean to tell me they can identify you if you log into their service? Am I missing something here? Who cares?
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I half agree with you. Ecosystems are not static but we should try to mitigate the human impact. At the same time, we shouldn't spend so much fighting against this. For example, we should move away from flood prone areas rather than bu
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*it's users who don't share your priorities.
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