elktea

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by elktea 7y ago
Corn and soy isn't good for cows either but the resulting meat is a far cry from eating it directly
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by elktea 7y ago
Agreed. The health results have been nothing short of a disaster and we're pressing further into unknown territory.
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by elktea 7y ago
I don't like this line of thinking. The majority of the population (including children) is not disabled and is capable of riding an electric assisted bike - no one is proposing disabled people must also do the same. It feels like a &
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Disastrous Trends in American Bacon(fireinabottle.net)
3 points by elktea 7y ago|0 comments
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by elktea 7y ago
Mobile networks typically use 464XLAT. Deployment is not hard. The main hold up for resi networks is CPE vendors don't typically support CLAT, but most established players can do dual stack for now. IPv6 is at about 30% of traffic now.
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by elktea 7y ago
no, just the client!
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by elktea 7y ago
I used this the other day - works very well.
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by elktea 7y ago
contrary to popular belief, a huge steak is good for you! vegetables actually don't have that many nutrients and the ones they do are hard for us to use (ie beta-carotene vs retinol, ALA vs DHA etc etc) This article has a good summary:
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Sublime Text Build 3211(sublimetext.com)
54 points by elktea 7y ago|50 comments
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Weeks in Firefox: Issue 64(blog.nightly.mozilla.org)
1 points by elktea 7y ago|0 comments
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Fedora Workstation 31 – Whats New(blogs.gnome.org)
16 points by elktea 7y ago|1 comments
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by elktea 7y ago
The liver processes glucose, which gets in the way of its normal ketone production.
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by elktea 7y ago
The body will preferentially use alcohol before glucose. I recommend a 100% alcohol based diet.
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by elktea 7y ago
I'd like to focus on your assertion: "A plant-based diet with B12 and DHA supplementation is much healthier than an omnivorous one." I'd not bet my health and my children's development on a novel way of eating witho
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by elktea 7y ago
Our stomach pH is very low, comparable to carrion eaters and some carnivores. "It is interesting to note that humans, uniquely among the primates so far considered, appear to have stomach pH values more akin to those of carrion feeders
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by elktea 7y ago
If they had the same nutrient content I would be excited as well. They merely look like a bit like meat. The similarities end there.
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by elktea 7y ago
"Combining isotopic evidence from ground surface measurements with the newly calculated fire emissions, the team showed that about 17 teragrams per year of the increase is due to fossil fuels, another 12 is from wetlands or rice farmin
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by elktea 7y ago
There's a good case to be made for humans being primarily meat eaters for much of our history and only eating plants as an alternative to starving - we certainly haven't had time to evolve to eat a vegetarian diet. Agriculture has
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by elktea 8y ago
I agree the automobile is at the heart of it. Everything from land use and distance, as you mentioned, to the danger of roads for kids. Children these days are driven everywhere , even to the local park or for soccer on the weekends.
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by elktea 9y ago
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/merge_requests/code_... Is code climate a free product or paid only?
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17 Key MySQL Config File Settings(speedemy.com)
3 points by elktea 10y ago|0 comments
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by elktea 10y ago
Looks like a nice skin on top of the existing PageSpeed tools
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by elktea 10y ago
Netflix have a tool for this as well https://github.com/Netflix/denominator
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by elktea 10y ago
probably because you called systemd a disaster without qualifying why you think so
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by elktea 10y ago
What's the reasoning for trying to disable right click on your website? I simple wanted to google for the WiFi company mentioned - I had to find an add-on to copy the thing. For someone really into Apple you're good at obnoxious d
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by elktea 10y ago
The post is not about the performance of rendering pages, it's about the UI. So recommending a browser that uses a different UI seems reasonable.
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by elktea 10y ago
Privacy badger is a little different, afaik it doesn't use lists.
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by elktea 10y ago
Threads are hard, basically.
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by elktea 10y ago
Could you include HHVM as well?
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by elktea 10y ago
it sort of does, though. Trying to use urllib2 is like pulling teeth

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