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by estaseuropano 5y ago
There are hundreds of similar diseases, in particular in the set of flu strains that are endemic. These can hit you hard with very similar symptoms.
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
Note this article is just a rehash of a Sputnik article. Sputnik is the prime example of a propaganda outlet and well known for pushing wrong, madr up or heavily biased and unreflective articles (also known as 'fake news' in the o
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
It was also much more unusual to be in long-term debt as that often would have ended in serfdom-like situations. The ease of getting huge loans and credits nowadays is very novel.
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
What i miss un articles like this is the server/hardware choice and reasoning for it. The instructions how to setup nextcloud are on the nextcloud homepage, so no reason to repeat them.
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
Somewhat related: what have you found to be a good replacement for alcohol as a habit/relaxation device? I enjoy my evening wine, but I slowly realised I mainly crave flavour (sorry hydrohomies). I don't want to do the sugary drin
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
I don't think that misstates the lancet article, and i also think this information in the lancet article is useful. There is a long belief that e.g. red wine is good for the heart, or in many places there are some herb liquors that old
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
Not an exoert on the space or substance if the article, but I can see the difference here is intent/motive. A player killing a character (m/f/it) for in-game benefits is something else than doing so for the pleasure of abusin
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
If you have experience and good English skills you should be able to find programming jobs in most of the bigger EU countries. And world class surgeons are everywhere, you just don't pay world class prices everywhere. I don't need
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
Quality of life > money. I love the US for its beauty and many parts of its culture, but I would never want to live there. In western europe it is normal for people to go to preventive care, or hospitals and NOT fear to be bankrupt. Its
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
An interesting quirk of the EU is that anything done requires consensus of 27 countries. So you end up with either systems where everyone gets free reign to demand what they want, or some that implement commonly agreed standards. In this ca
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
But its a solvable problem: oblige all decision takers to get training on the IT side and get all IT staff to get training on how to explain/communicate what they do.
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
That is great for all the people who prepared their CV in this format and avoided an employer who is unable to appreciate standards that work across borders or to realize that the information is more important than the format...
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
The EU has tried to put one in place, and it is used for all EU funding programmes and by a number of national and local administrations in Europe, so probably tens of millions used per year. Not sure I like the format but its good it stres
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
When the bones have turned to stone there's not much to restore as the stone/minerals essentially just fill the empty shape that the body left behind. I think they can do some minor analysis still, like e.g. pigment analysis to id
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
That was a different context though, with ongoing civil war and strife and no foreign takeover but rather a local independence movement. And there is no point debating this here but your summary is very one sided.
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
I have not seen any data on the crimeans actually bring a majority ethnic Russians and eager to 'return' to Russia (which one? USSR ? Catherine's Russian empire? ...?). They just did a very questionable referendum once Crimea
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
This summary makes it sound like a protectionist measure but that is not the design. The issue is just the US overreach in that the US expects any company to provide any data it holds, even if that data is stored outside the US, owned by a
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
It was about the use of personal data specifically, not jus tin general a use of US services. From the linked article (which seems to draw some broader fear-mongering conclusions not evidenced by the case it discusses): It held that the me
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
It is limited to personal data though. So (if this decision holds) you cannot pass datatl outside the EU without explicit consent.
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
> The arrival of mitochondria is kind of a red herring by comparison, in my view; we know cellular endosymbiosis has happened a bunch of times so it's not special. On the contrary! In billions of years of evolution it happened only
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
Already said in another comment, but I recommend the book "Sex, power, suicide" which explores the history of mitochondria and their evolutionary and todays role. The author also discusses Lyn's theories and partially absolve
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
No, these are cell organs that also exist in simpler lifeforms, and they don't hold DNA. Key is that mitochondria have their own DNA and multiply independently of the host cell.
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
I very warmly recommend the book "Sex, power, suicide" which explores different theories on how we came to have mitochondria and their impact and role. Dense reading but I learned something on every single page. The author more or
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
Netflix each year raises prices but the actual offer (ignoring Netflix Originals) is shrinking (at least in my smaller European market). I just reduced from the UHD to just HD subscription and am back to the price of 2-3 years ago. I end up
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
Fairphone guarantees five years of updates and you van change parts yourself. Can't beat that deal. (Not affiliated, just a happy user)
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
Tiktok is the most accessed web resource in 2022, with only a small number of people using it. Worst of all, it is the teenagers that lose their lives there. A grandma playing candy crush - sad but not a societal problem. Teenagers that mis
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
Moral panics also come from normal people who have felt the effect on their and their families' lives. For instance I am neither a prude nor a tea-totaler but I can see how many hours or my own life porn and alcohol have taken, hours t
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
This is a complicated issue and requires a careful approach. I don't think any serious fact checkers simply declare non-mainstream views as false, rather they would highlight only issues where a clear scientific consensus exist. So you
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Others below point out that it is indeed falsifiable but more importantly, why would it discredit the theory if you can't disprove it? You can certainly disprove some versions of it and as far as I can seen there has been a lot of outr
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by estaseuropano 5y ago
Yours is a super weird as hominem attack. The article you link is a very well written boon review which summarizes the arguments of the book. Ridley's review concludes that the theory that aids was transferred to humans through large-s

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