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by disabled 5y ago
In my early 30s: Pretty sure I had COVID-19 in early March 2020. I had shortness of breath for a couple of days and I was feverish for about 8 weeks. Afterwards, I have severe fatigue. I also experienced bouts, off an on for like a week or
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by disabled 5y ago
I basically have it set up to where you basically just start up your Ubuntu Laptop, startup the software, and then plug in the leads for your EEG cap (which are labelled--both on the wires of the EEG cap and the 3D printed case) into the ca
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by disabled 5y ago
Yep. It makes several copies of the original text-to-speech file, with background noise of different frequencies. Basically, it plays the intended file (of a certain word and a particular frequency) to get your brain in sync to encode the i
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by disabled 5y ago
Hvala :-)
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by disabled 5y ago
I’m the OP. I am not that sentimental about being American. However, the US discovered the very rare disease that I have in the early 2000s, and ultimately saved my life (and others) around the world. That is the only reason why I do not re
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by disabled 5y ago
You’re right. I am being overly judgmental here. I am also sorry that your family is dealing with Croatian government corruption, which is never OK. I hope your family is able to get a good lawyer, that will protect your family’s interests
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by disabled 5y ago
I provided evidence earlier with contextual information via this link, which was a huge document produced by the European Union on golden visas and golden passports: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/thinktank/en/docu
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by disabled 5y ago
Yes. Look up Targeted Memory Reactivation on PUBMED: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=targeted+memory+reacti... This is a form of closed-loop TMR, which is far more efficient.
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by disabled 5y ago
Thank you for the insight--which I missed. Here is a review site for Nomad Capitalist detailing his scam methods (which has "positive" counterreviews--especially towards the top): https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews
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by disabled 5y ago
Good English is all that is required for most EU remote jobs. I am learning French and German for assimilation reasons. I may move somewhere else, eventually. To keep this short, I have complex healthcare needs, and the countries that can p
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by disabled 5y ago
Basically it is because it is a US company. I got the job after I moved to Croatia. In this case, you generally need to be hired on as a contractor. Of course, your employer needs to know that you are a US citizen and you are living abroad,
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by disabled 5y ago
The EU did some pretty thorough research on this. Link to page: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/thinktank/en/document.html?re... Citizenship by investment (CBI) and residency by investment (RBI) schemes in the EU T
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by disabled 5y ago
First and foremost, I speak Croatian pretty well, which is a second language for me. I am working on French at the moment, and that is what I will be focused on for the next 1.5 years. After that, I will go on to learn German. But, a lot of
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by disabled 5y ago
Thank you for the information. Citizenship by investment (aka golden visas) invite corruption. The European Union has been trying to eliminate these sorts of visas for obvious reasons. If you want to see a dedicated scam artist who will sca
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by disabled 5y ago
The big question here is how Senior Google executive Urs Hölzle managed to get a "remote work visa" from the government of New Zealand. It reminds me of the "special treatment" that Peter Thiel got, where he got New Zeal
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by disabled 5y ago
Thank you for your kind and thoughtful comment. It is sound advice. However, I am one of those people, who does sometimes get obstructions that have to be microsuctioned out by an ENT, if I don't clear out my ears.
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by disabled 5y ago
I am so sorry that both you and your daughter had this horrible experience. I hope she is feeling better now, and is on the mend.
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by disabled 5y ago
Some patients are too complex, in terms of pre-existing health conditions, to go to urgent care. I am American (living abroad) and I have 2 rare immune-mediated neurological diseases affecting my peripheral nervous system, plus type 1 diabe
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by disabled 5y ago
To do accurate and reliable HRV analysis you need a sensor (PPG/ECG/etc) that has a sampling rate of 500-1000 Hz minimum. This is especially the case for closed-loop. This is in order to do further calculations such as via respira
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by disabled 5y ago
You may want to try this guide: https://medium.com/@dun.chwong/the-ultimate-guide-ubuntu-18-... I also had to resort to looking at guides on Medium.com for installing CUDA, as the install is not as straightforward as i
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by disabled 5y ago
> I'm at the point where I instantly dismiss any "world" news that comes from the US. I'll simply wait for an independent source from another country to report on any such story. A huge problem is that the US does not
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by disabled 5y ago
There is an actual procedure for getting your vaccine internationally recognized. I looked this up for tourists coming to Croatia (who do not need to do this). It is conceptually the same as getting documents in your home country legalized
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by disabled 5y ago
> But sure, it's less polished than Windows or IOS. Just FYI: You can make Debian look just like MacOS, and it literally feels just like MacOS too! :-) How my Desktop looks (Ubuntu 18.04): https://ibb.co/pJxT0Ng Her
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by disabled 5y ago
Always use pipenv (although somebody else suggested pip-tools as better than pipenv) instead of pip for package installs. You can install pipenv using pip. It works /so much better/ than regular pip. Pipenv installs the right vers
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by disabled 5y ago
All of this is true. > There is a saying in Croatia "Where were you in '92" that is reserved for the older population. You never know who you are befriending and what crimes they got into during the war. Yeah, I am in my e
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by disabled 5y ago
There has been a lot of international pressure that has been put on Wikimedia over the years about this issue.
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by disabled 5y ago
As a Croatian-American who speaks Croatian, you never want to go to the Croatian version of Wikipedia. Anyways, a lot of this pressure being put on Wikipedia/Wikimedia is through the investigative journalism organization, Balkan Insigh
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by disabled 5y ago
I seriously doubt it. You have to work hard in order for your creativity to be useful. You cannot have "information at your fingertips at all times" if you want to be creative. This is especially the case with social media, where
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by disabled 5y ago
Yeah, as an American expat, I watch South Park to catch up and learn about what has been blown out of proportion in the US, politically and socially. Because when South Park starts making fun of it, you know things have been taken too far,
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by disabled 5y ago
Agree with you 100%. These delivery services help the elderly, disabled, and chronically ill tremendously. This includes people who look "normal". For all you know, they could have something like primary immune deficiency (such as

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