delbel

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by delbel 8y ago
don't you know? react emmet snipplets go for $100k+ on the black market...
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by delbel 8y ago
Wouldn't the harbor freight auto darkening welding helmets work just as fine? https://www.harborfreight.com/adjustable-shade-auto-darkenin...
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by delbel 8y ago
Curious if you know, what's the low down on 5g? Is it safe? What about rural ares where they can jack up the range? Lots of conspiracy theories floating around there, some vaguely concerned. My cause for concern is zero precautionary
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by delbel 8y ago
I see absolutely nothing
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by delbel 8y ago
I use qownnotes and Nextcloud on a NAS and back it up on external storage, as well as every desktop/laptop also has a local copy. It uses Mark Down. So far it seems to be working fine. Nextcloud is very flaky but better than ownclo
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by delbel 8y ago
this article isn't about antibiotics, it is about a specific class of antibiotics called fluoroquinolones. This overly broad simplification, it's like saying all cars are bad because one manufacturer's specific line of cars
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by delbel 8y ago
I built my own house with no experience. It was very easy. Houses today are built out of crappy material like OSB and 2x6. Important factors are R-value for your area, Snow Load for the roof pitch, and frost level. I would start off with
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by delbel 8y ago
is there a way to get a hold of you privately? I want to ask you some questions. post a throw away email?
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by delbel 8y ago
I'm curious. if you occasionally have fatigue in a cycle, consistent with some kind of infection growth life cycle, you should try removing vitamin C and gluthatione for 10 days and see if you feel even better. if you do, you need to
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by delbel 8y ago
Wow thanks for your post. I had to look up and I was surprised that antibiotics can damage your mitochondria. But it makes sense because I was told, back in biology, the mitochondria were actually a bacteria and "swallowed up" by
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by delbel 8y ago
Hi thank you, I don't think your comment was rude in fact it was one of the nicest interactions of my day I do, however disagree. The source you gave me, specifically ... "Over a dozen subsequent reconstructions, including Mann e
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by delbel 8y ago
> external forcings used in the model simulations you can read the code that does the "external forcings" and see the comment "fudge factor". I'm just reading their source code.
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by delbel 8y ago
“The human fingerprint on rising temperatures was clear in the heatwave this year,” said Michael Mann, a professor of atmospheric science at Penn State University. the famous "hockey stick" actor was exposed using temperature adj
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by delbel 8y ago
physiological reason is the pressure of water at 4000 meter is 5846.27 PSI. some simple depth pressure calculator a heavy duty pressure washer is about half that 2000-3000 psi. Industrial pressure washer is 3500. The deepest-diving large,
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by delbel 8y ago
Yes but there are no whales that can go 4000 meters deep. This is a fact. The article says they are going 4000+. So what is going on here? The fact that fish might be able to do this, which are in a different animal kingdom, isn't b
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by delbel 8y ago
3000 meters is amazing, but the comment and article above said 4000 -- an additional 1000 meters. at this depth, the whale's body would have tensile strength of something like steel. my bullshit alarm is going off. This is kind of li
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by delbel 8y ago
I'm sorry, is that even possible?
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by delbel 8y ago
I would withhold judgement and re-assess the situation in 6-9 months. I've seen perfectly great code bases, go to hell, for good reasons ... strange stuff where we had to use goto's and sleep(),flagfiles, etc to get around bad th
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by delbel 8y ago
been keeping track of how far I can make it each day. Today, I made it to 4:30pm before hearing something something tesla/spaceX/musk. Everyday there something about this guy spammed all over the internet obviously a PR campaign,
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by delbel 8y ago
I think there is an entire 100mhz frequency band chunk just for emergency services. It should be the other way around, when there is no emergency Verizon should be able to use this (35 mi LTE at 600mhz anyone?) and when there is an emergen
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by delbel 8y ago
the system is broken when people care more about internet speed than voter fraud. This title should be twenty two states ask court to bring back paper voting ballot
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by delbel 8y ago
Ubuntu for raspberry pi requires a ubuntu login continue installing it, after formatting and setting the network up. It won't let you boot into a working setup until you create account on their website. Kind of hard if you don't
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by delbel 8y ago
iodine is a schedule I substance.
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by delbel 8y ago
No. But this is a good example of the anthropomorphic fallacy
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by delbel 8y ago
so the lead scientist didn't die trying to save the seed bank, he was arrested " in 1940, charged with serious crimes that were fabricated; then was tortured, tried, found guilty, and sentenced to death by firing squad. Later, his
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by delbel 8y ago
the real question is, is it intentional as a means of social control? I noticed that the messenger app intentionally delays messages at a rate that is linked to dopamine ups/down -- when another person sent me a message, and I went to
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by delbel 8y ago
My doctor brought in his laptop and showed me this site. I was completely floored that these are cheaper then my co-pay. I now recommend this to everyone. My neighbor who is low income retired senior, was paying more with all these governme
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by delbel 8y ago
The book, and your article, basically skip over a key fact. That is, the real definition of loneliness, in my opinion, is being accepted by your peers, and seeking self validated, and the lack of these two things on a daily or regular basis
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by delbel 8y ago
The ugly food should be ground up, fermented, and turned into whiskey moonshine for the homeless. The spent grain should be fed to pigs to make bacon. Any other waste should be ran in my flattop 1946 Ford 9n tractor to make more ugly food,
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by delbel 8y ago
Back in the days when I was 15-16 I added a simple system() call in PGP to send the plaintext message out via sendmail before encrypting it as an experiment on my local system, and was surprised that a one line change would completely compr

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