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gomerspiles
2y ago
Microsoft probably owns the physical media from before LinkedIn was acquired so by your physical ownership logic they can keep using all the data you have "deleted" and ignore your new opt outs on all those backups.. The point of
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2y ago
I find it a bit odd that people do so much service. Is there something about modern chain oil that makes it less effective than in the 80s? I'm pretty sure I forgot the chain most years, though whatever bike I had was always an example
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gomerspiles
2y ago
Aside from how ridiculous it would be to buy double coverage, it can just make the problem worse with both companies trying to argue they aren't the primary and that their doing anything may be duplication of coverage. But some more pa
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2y ago
> [.. &] alcohol consumption, and tobacco use were the main risk factors for major early-onset cancers This would be a good explanation for any decline in early onset cancer given that a 40 year old could not have been binge drinking
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gomerspiles
2y ago
Right, so this is an example of a UPF that would be more harmful than avoiding UPFs given that it confuses the senses and most people don't want to track everything and refuse themselves food according to the numbers. One could natural
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gomerspiles
2y ago
Norway seems to have an electric grid that even connects to other countries.. They are complaining about last mile maintenance costs divided by users?
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gomerspiles
2y ago
Diet Cola is about the same as water nutritionally but is a UPF. It's my understanding that adding diet cola to one's diet causes the same weight gain as cola. Obviously this can't be a direct calorie result, so this is about
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2y ago
Sure, the goal of a company is profit not market share. Plenty of businesses that couldn't make money while expanding make all their money over the years or decades it takes to drive all the customers away.