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dingleberry
8y ago
light intensity does that try this: take a picture, same object, no flash, ... one under normal bright sun and another in a room under normal bright lighting. which one is sharper? set phone brightness to lowest, another on highest. try to
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dingleberry
9y ago
I do not recommend lenovo yoga (thin flippable) the keyboard is ok; however, i often get double press on random key press -> get 'dd' if i press 'd', 'xx' if 'x', 'zz' if 'z', e
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Will the Saudi Kingdom Collapse Under the Resource Curse?
(theamericanconservative.com)
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dingleberry
9y ago
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dingleberry
9y ago
6.3 Song: Maybe...
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dingleberry
9y ago
Ikeida lives mainly on social benefits but also makes a little money by writing online articles from his room.
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dingleberry
9y ago
no mention of plus lens therapy
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dingleberry
9y ago
insufficient light intensity does that
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dingleberry
9y ago
afaik, riders' time wasted on resto's queue are not paid also, riders don't get compensation for parking fee so most riders avoid crowded resto and [tall] buildings (have to park and take elevator -- more unpaid time) also,
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dingleberry
9y ago
i reread the china study. chapter 8 is diabetes. it claims animal protein, not carbs, causes diabetes.
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dingleberry
9y ago
rain water is somehow pure and should contain no mineral elements
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dingleberry
10y ago
Yudkin mentioned about dental hygiene in his book Pure, White and Deadly: The Problem of Sugar (1972) it's the form of sugar that matters. the sticky (think twinkie) sugar does more damage because it sticks to cavities, fueling bacteri
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dingleberry
10y ago
the gov should tax algorithms instead. think how many librarians (or other occupations) are made obsolete by google.
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dingleberry
10y ago
actually, oldWorkers = 650 and now Workers = 60 Robots = 590 the 60 workers do not produce, only watching the robots. the robots do produce. oldProduction = 650 * 8000 * .75 = 3900000 newProduction = 590 * 21000 * .95 = 11770500 increase =
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dingleberry
10y ago
i used samsung galaxy for a couple of weeks. and no, mi does not copy samsung certainly. samsung is loaded with utter crap default apps. asus follows this path with so many uninstallable default crapps. i never rooted my mis and always upda
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dingleberry
10y ago
would vr worsen myopia?
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dingleberry
10y ago
it could be that mi phones are so good that people like me and my wife do not want to buy a new replacement. i dropped my mi 1S on hard ground one year ago. the screen glass was torn, but not detached; however, the touch is not affected at
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dingleberry
10y ago
depends on who u ask some will say that a drop of oil can polute acres of sea or a drop of semen can fertilize a country. but those don't actually happen in real life. so the answer to your question can be little to very polluting (a b
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dingleberry
10y ago
i use arch as main os it bit me often over the years (fubar after arch-specific significant update) so i got spare laptops so i can do recovery (download the newest iso, burn to usb, install on fubared laptop, wipe all partitions but /
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dingleberry
10y ago
mass produced chinese glasses beat it first i bought a dozen negative glasses for $15 five years ago at chinatown in Jakarta, Indonesia; should be cheaper in china. same model, same power, but can't choose color. the retail is availabl
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10y ago
i know it's off topic; however, i'd like to share my eyes improvements. 0. light is important. mouse in complete darkness develops nearsightedness (-20 diopters iirc). outdoor kids got better eyes. -> nowadays i turn all my scr
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dingleberry
10y ago
how about $ echo "password" | md5sum 286755fad04869ca523320acce0dc6a4 $ echo "Password" | md5sum 29f33cab54c2a8858885b95d8fbb7ff1 $ echo "PAssword" | md5sum 20a68cafb28eb68e306be529a29a8a62 $ echo "PASswor
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dingleberry
10y ago
nothing wrong, when i was a kid, i often drink well water directly uncooked. i filter it because now i can and i have a son. well water are already filtered by nature. the deeper the well, the cleaner the water is. think spring water, which
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dingleberry
10y ago
to get water from ground, drill a hole about an inch diameter so long pipe can be inserted. if you can get good water within 9 meters, that's great because standard pump can suck up to 9 meter down. if you get salty, rusty, smelly colo
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10y ago
i used to store hot water in thermos that the inside glass got stain from hard water (apartment water was hard, contains a lot of mineral) after i got a son, we replaced hard water with ro water, including the thermos. well, baby is importa
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dingleberry
10y ago
just eat plenty of vegetables and fruits. they contain minerals and more palatable.
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dingleberry
10y ago
i do have cavities on back of my lower jaws; however, it's not due to RO water. should RO water is causing this, the damage distribution should be uniform -> my other teeth should be equally damaged. i still have other teeth intact,
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dingleberry
10y ago
water from well is okay for home use; however, for hotel, you need permit. i'm not overly concerned about contaminants because my water source is at the back of my house which has big trees, not some deserted mines. likewise, i never r
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dingleberry
10y ago
i standardized so that distance is not important. just use dry cup, plus and minus probe on tip opposite each other, dip probes to the metal end. it's not scientific, no replication, i did not even double blind myself and randomize. it
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dingleberry
10y ago
yeah, costs and requirements will be higher for saline water.
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dingleberry
10y ago
I've used reverse osmosis unit for years. new unit is less than $100usd it paid itself in months. maintenance is cheap. my RO has kinda low efficiency. 4 units of water in, i get 1 unit of clean drinkable water. 3 units are 'waste
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