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by fao_ 3y ago
One would think the first step would be to look it up. > Most healthy people do not need to supplement with arginine because it is a component of all protein-containing foods[15] and can be synthesized in the body from glutamine via citr
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by fao_ 3y ago
I'm not sure you understand what the Open Source movement was pushing for in the first place. Exploitation of labour was, very literally, the main argument ESR put forward in favour of the Bazaar model -- and it is the reason Open Sour
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by fao_ 3y ago
Good :) I thought Hackers used to believe in meritocracy. That someone could be more than their appearance. But modern (self-proclaimed) "Hackers" seem to be exactly the opposite.
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by fao_ 4y ago
> This sounds pretty good to me, this is therefore like a regular old password except it's a cryptographic key that I don't have to remember and it's secured by whatever device PIN or face unlock that the device has. So is
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by fao_ 4y ago
> with the slightly added benefit that I don't have to worry about a sites shitty security practices. I mean, here's the thing, I already don't have to worry about a site's shitty security practices because I'm u
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by fao_ 4y ago
It's a little known fact among the MENSA populace that IQ varies across your lifetime, too. Friend of a friend did IQ testing 4 times. First time failed, second time succeeded, third time failed, fourth time succeeded...
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by fao_ 4y ago
Well, how could they be happy? The government is turning the frogs gay and trans trendergenderererds are the antichrist come to ruin our lovely homeless-free society!!!111
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by fao_ 4y ago
> chilling effects I don't think that term means what you think it means.
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by fao_ 4y ago
Further notes here: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/cgvqr5/anyone_use_... https://hacks.mozilla.org/2013/03/webrtc-data-channels-for-g... http://blog.brkho
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by fao_ 4y ago
> 215 actually has more bass than the 425 Sure, but I don't see where I said the opposite! I didn't say the SE215 was the op of the line, just that I did a lot of research first :) Part of that research included finding out tha
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by fao_ 4y ago
> On Windows I have never had a button just do nothing. Not for something as simple and common as formatting a flash drive. Amusing, given the amount of times ive clicked on a defunct or near-to-failing drive in windows and either had th
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by fao_ 4y ago
The docs say, uh, the exact opposite though. --10000 is a single flag --memlog-sampling-rate=10000 is uh, well, also a single flag according to these docs both flags should be valid?
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by fao_ 4y ago
To be fair, in the mid-2010s that's basically what consumer headphones did -- e.g. Beats, etc. Before I got my Shure SE215-es I ended up doing a lot of research to figure out which headphones were actually going to give me a reasonable
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by fao_ 4y ago
The real success of AI will be creating one that can run away with all of the money when their crypto ponzi-scheme is done.
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by fao_ 4y ago
I'd imagine part of the job of the people working there would be to limit the number of false positives.
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by fao_ 4y ago
> What was the best-selling product of dr. Sigmund Freud? I will point out his name is still revered by current psychologists. [citation needed] -- a hobby of mine is watching Psychology and Neuroscience courses on youtube. One from 12 y
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by fao_ 4y ago
> Medication is a crutch. The only people I've ever known to have said this, were not qualified therapists, councillors, or psychologists. Isn't that interesting?
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by fao_ 4y ago
On Chrome under linux, it actually does nothing other than download the font! lmao
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by fao_ 4y ago
That's interesting -- but it certainly conflicts with macro-view analysis of the data[0][1][2] (I could link more, but there are more research links in the first linked thread and I do not wish to waste your most valuable time). It see
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by fao_ 4y ago
Without a telescope I can't prove to you that andromeda is a galaxy, but it is.
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by fao_ 4y ago
> It is said that nobody has a right to a job. Arguably, that's basically directly saying that nobody has a right to life. You either ensure the basic resources necessary to live are free, or you want everyone to get a job. The alt
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by fao_ 4y ago
Or, you know, you could just open a tab and type in USV, right? It's kind of amazing how many people have the option to do that and find something new out, but will instead make up shit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by fao_ 4y ago
https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/archives/2022/08/09/20...
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by fao_ 4y ago
Cigarettes -- i.e. Nicotine plus MAOIs (1970s anti-depressants) are addictive. However, Nicotine itself is not addictive, it's habit-forming. Those are completely different neural pathways at work and completely different forms of in
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by fao_ 4y ago
> All the new star trek suck Strange New Worlds sucks?
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by fao_ 4y ago
> Australia has secret prisons, and a star court for the things it doesn't want the world to know. Witness J, K, L, M, &etc. So does america. I'm not sure how a republic movement could save australia from having these thing
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by fao_ 4y ago
Of course my makefiles are portable, they fit on any kind of usb drive
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This is an extremely good way to put this, and it's nice to see it stated outright here. Thank you! > Which is to say, you're being very respectable while flagrantly misstating my position. This is a bad kind of "meeting i
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by fao_ 4y ago
I mean you say that, but for Linux the figures were very similar -- perhaps worse, until Valve put work into Wine and developed tech like, e.g. Proton
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by fao_ 4y ago
Well, there is. You usually get a redirect to a website that says THIS HAS BEEN BLOCKED BY THE HIGH COURT or some shit. and then at that point you find the other domain that isn't, or just type in the IP. It's all very shallow

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