devilbunny

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by devilbunny 5mo ago
So? If you find Wikipedia too complicated, you probably aren’t looking up your medical diagnoses.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
Neanderthals were homo sapiens.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
They have matte grey, but silver metallic on cars is pretty different. Think of the brushed appearance of a Tesla Cybertruck or a DeLorean.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
> except for things like server systems that run 24/7 in my bedroom where noise and durability are top priority ... which is why I only have a few of them, rather than replacing the fans in everything I own. But for the things that
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
In the world of "strange stuff that occasionally happened on the internet back then", my favorite example is from September 11, 2001. Nearly all US news websites were at a crawl. But somebody at CNN - knowing that their website wa
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
I don't know why someone downvoted you. For an offtopic joke, this one is pretty good.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
Silver is the ideal color for hiding dirt. I had a silver car once. Unless you drove it down a dirt road during a rainstorm, you basically never had to wash it.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
They are targeting people who want nearly-silent fans for computing devices and will pay considerably higher than average prices for them. I have several of them, and they are vastly quieter than the competition. Wouldn't be worth it
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
No kids of my own, but my niece is 16. Wife and I took her to dinner when she was ~10, and afterward she said she wanted some ice cream. Sure. We drove to the grocery store on the way home (it's an older store, not huge) and handed her
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
For why, just glance at this. https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fd... (It's a Dungeon Crawler Carl-themed license plate.) Look carefully at the sticker at the top right. The tag is actually MONG
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
Familia Romana is the first part of Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata .
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
> It's the scholarly translation And even then, only written at IIRC ninth-grade level (don't know the UK term; ages 14-15). I bought one in college because it was the highest-reading-level Bible they had at Barnes and Noble (m
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
Nope, been there, done that, the only time I out-exercised a diet was 3-4 hours of American football a day, 5 days a week.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
If I didn’t mention it, someone would complain that I was ignoring the one time they were on the side of the angels.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
As I said just above, I am not a fan. They are nor completely evil, though.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
Afraid to read Wikipedia? Unable to? What hellhole are you describing?
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
If you want ro argue that the FBI is a fundamentally flawed agency that on balance is a net negative, I won’t fight you that hard. But during the civil rights struggle, they were the only force that could be trusted at all. Of course, that
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
This post is old enough now that nobody is likely to see it, but it’s such a good WAF story that I can’t not post it. This iis one of the only times I did something where the old way would not work anymore. I bought a used ReplayTV circa 20
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
> a lot of lawful, useful, medical or educational content Like what? It’s all there on Wikipedia, and for all of Wiki’s faults, I have trouble imagining what kind of useful, educational, medical information you will find on social media
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
A fair point. But it still seems reasonable that only about 1% of suspect posts lead to a formal inquiry. Doesn’t mean they aren’t taking the report into account. You have to figure that they already have leads on most of them.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
I have no deep problem with exclusion; as you say, that’s human nature and unfixable. Making mods personally legally liable for everything that appears on their board is just insane. How many minutes are acceptable for them to see and revie
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
That seems reasonable though. The FBI isn’t interested in busting one perv in a closet, they want the ones making the stuff.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
> Server moderators should be legally responsible for content on their server. And therefore anything that is remotely questionable will be blocked. Not just kiddie porn. Pissed off a local business with a bad review? Blocked. Child abus
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
Can you don multiple items? Didn't try.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
You can put the hat on. It's in the main camp building in a bedroom. Your cursor will be wearing a hat from then on.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
Eh, it totally does comport with calories in, calories out. We just don't hook people up to metabolic carts in day-to-day life, but that's really the only way to measure the calories out part. The physics of CICO are undeniable.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
Palpation BP's are good enough for +/- 10 mm Hg, but not much more, and won't give you diastolic.
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
You need a closer eye on it ;) Or go slower. I'm an anesthesiologist; we will sometimes use a pulse oximeter below the cuff as a quick estimate. With practice you can estimate SBP to within 5 mm Hg or so, which is more than enough for
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
And if you use a mercury sphygmomanometer, you can actually see those pulses appear and then disappear. (It's harder to see them with a gauge-based one.)
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by devilbunny 5mo ago
> just go exercise and don't be a lard lad You can out-exercise almost any diet, but it takes 3-4 hours a day of a hard workout. If calories in, calories out was useful advice rather than a banal statement of physics, nobody would

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