dEnigma

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by dEnigma 9y ago
Thank you for the information. I've also been to Shanghai but I didn't eat jellyfish (at least not knowingly) ^^
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by dEnigma 9y ago
A few questions, just out of interest: Was it raw? What does it taste like? Where in China did you eat it and is it common there?
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by dEnigma 9y ago
I also use KeePass to generate long, pseudo-random passwords. The amount of different passwords I need is far beyond what I can hold in my head, especially when they have to be secure. I got my closest family to use KeePass too, which lead
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Surely the flavour enhancing one must be the natural one, or else meat wouldn't have the umami taste, or am I missing something?
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruitarianism
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by dEnigma 9y ago
For many people there is an ethical difference between killing animals and killing plants. Most of my vegetarian/vegan friends actually abstain from meat because they don't want to be responsible for the killing of animals, not be
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Most of the things you list as MSG alternatives actually contain MSG; like tomatoes, konbu dashi, and many fermented products.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
I was under the impression that you seriously thought you knew which drugs the Russian government uses on its prisoners and was making a tongue-in-cheek remark in response.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
How do you know this? Has the Russian government a public list of psychotropic drugs it uses on its political prisoners?
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Cytokines are actually produced by the human immune system, so banning them wouldn't do much good. See the slides linked in the article[0] Unless you were making a joke, in which case I didn't get it. [0] http://www2.nau
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Is that how those bundles work? AMD only pays when the game gets activated/redeemed? I always thought they just buy a bunch of game licenses and pay upfront.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Microsoft still has mobile ambitions, at least according to their CEO: “…when you say we’ll make more phones, I’m sure we’ll make more phones, but they will not look like phones that are there today.” https://www.forbes.com&#x2
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Indeed. Seems like Microsoft has really given up on Windows Phone for now.
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Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16251(blogs.windows.com)
3 points by dEnigma 9y ago|4 comments
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by dEnigma 9y ago
That's a hilarious read. Every site that strives to be neutral should keep a list like that.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Niantec just posted an update[0]. These are the steps they will be taking: All registered attendees will soon receive an email with instructions on how to receive a full refund for the cost of their ticket. These instructions will be sent
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by dEnigma 9y ago
It happened to me on the current Windows version just a few days ago. But it doesn't seem to happen as often as in the past.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
I remember putting the CD for some Windows program into a CD player and being rewarded with horrible screeching sounds. A couple of weeks ago I tried it again, but only got an error message. Seems like "modern" CD players aren&#x2
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Indeed, I always try to keep it in energy saving mode by having it bottom side up in my pocket. But when I want to listen to music too, I have to orient my phone the other way because of the headphone jack, which causes the screen to stay o
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by dEnigma 9y ago
This one came as a recommendation after watching your second video: https://youtu.be/15tovWSnJe0
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by dEnigma 9y ago
You're right, I shouldn't have made that understatement. What I actually meant was "impossible" instead of "not that easy".
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Well, it is commonly called "scharfes S" (sharp S), at least in Austria -- and I'm pretty sure in Germany too. I certainly plan to use it in practice, and have already started telling my friends and relatives about it. The su
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by dEnigma 9y ago
One random, uneducated guess from me: Maybe the "neo-" prefix is only for those that don't show up in nature, so they have to be produced in labs, and are thus "new" to the environment?
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by dEnigma 9y ago
The sad thing about our world today is that I actually thought you were serious until I read the very play part of your comment ("for the rich")
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Right. Even if you include all the other Apis species, none of them are native to North America.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
How can you go to bed if you're still stuck in the loop?
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by dEnigma 9y ago
In one small edge case. I doubt it would be as easy to pollinate everything by hand.
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by dEnigma 9y ago
China isn't all that small either
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by dEnigma 9y ago
Same for me. I guess that's what decades of playing with and reading about video games do to your brain ^^
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by dEnigma 9y ago
The authors regret that as Victor Timmers did not carry out the research under the auspices of the University of Edinburgh, nor in collaboration or consultation with any personnel at the University of Edinburgh, the affiliation of “Univers

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