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by hammock 1y ago
The last thing I remember about Firefox was that it was a memory hog. Maybe this has changed in recent years
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by hammock 1y ago
Google uses GAIA for ID though, which is not the same as gmail address
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by hammock 1y ago
How do you get ublock to work in chrome after the update? I tried a fix I found here but it resets every time I restart the browser
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by hammock 1y ago
I find it like to pop up in an incognito Google search. Not all the time. Just when one searches the more questionable things
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by hammock 1y ago
Check out Magnificat also
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by hammock 1y ago
We’ve forgotten what an “app” was
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by hammock 1y ago
>These things were mainly publicity stunts. The supposed biohazard quarantine for returning Apollo astronauts was a theater performance, too. Wow. What else about Apollo was theater performance?
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by hammock 1y ago
Why take a plane to Europe with 300 pax when you can take an oceanliner with 7000 pax , fewer degrees of freedom, more energy efficient and use ports and harbors that have existed for 1000s of years rather than building new runways and intr
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by hammock 1y ago
One might argue it would not be worse for PFAS to remain in a dump rather than spread on fields of food we will eat or water we will drink
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by hammock 1y ago
It happens everywhere. Including the US. One such story: PFAS contamination found on more than 100 Maine farms. https://www.pressherald.com/2025/01/15/pfas-contamination-fo... And of course we have even added
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by hammock 1y ago
The weight of all ants on Earth is roughly equal to the weight of all humans- aka there are a lot of ants. And can be found everywhere mammals are able to live. So they make sense as a food source
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by hammock 1y ago
No laughing. Heart rate training is the best way to build endurance
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by hammock 1y ago
Yea they mentioned it in the article. Antialtermagnetism
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by hammock 1y ago
In politics, sure. The way the headline is framed you can draw a similar parallel to genetic competition as well though. There are elements of both biodiversity and randomness required for successful genetic evolution
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by hammock 1y ago
Yes, private property enables human civilization, all the good and the bad. Before the agricultural revolution led to protected and exploited stores of grain, we were far smaller tribes of hunters and gatherers with far less technology
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by hammock 1y ago
CC BY license for all?
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by hammock 1y ago
All true of course, with a clarification: even if all the newly printed money is put in the hands of the poor, the resultant inflation raises the prices of hard assets which are overwhelmingly held by the rich (fueling wealth inequality)
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by hammock 1y ago
restaurant food distribution is event more consolidated. For example in the Midwest there is really only 1-2 companies you can get your seafood from. It has its pros and cons. Source: I work in restaurants and I also supply these distributo
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by hammock 1y ago
Covered for the patient yes. For free, no.
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by hammock 1y ago
So was Moderna? Means nothing
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by hammock 1y ago
I’m pretty sure that it’s already a long-standing rule that unsubscribe must be available within 2 click (one click on the email, one click on the ensuing website). How often this is enforced idk
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by hammock 1y ago
> The singular use case for a Dyson cordless is frequent cleaning of an uncarpeted floor in a public space (e.g. coffee shop, gym) as it does have substantially reduced noise while running This problem was solved before electric vacuums
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by hammock 1y ago
There are a number of ethnic groups (not species or subspecies, I realize) that are less than 3% of the gene pool today (and happened over a much shorter timespan I would suppose) such as Irish, Jewish, Armenian, etc. Would they be consider
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by hammock 1y ago
I have. Definitely one of the better options out there. I recently got a mygreenmattress which are latex and made in Chicago. Still would like a wool one. Everyone already knows this but the mattress industry is absurdly opaque and most rev
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by hammock 1y ago
There is a mattress company called Tuft and Needle. They started right at the early beginning of the mattress-in-a-box trend, but offered a unique product. For the first six months of operation, they made a Japanese-inspired cotton mattress
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by hammock 1y ago
What happens if you ignore overly broad EU regulations? Does your home country observe the EU’s violation of its sovereignty and throw you in a home country jail? Does Brussels throw you in an EU jail? What country hosts the EU jail? Not to
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by hammock 1y ago
You like being told what to do and not having to figure it out yourself? Pay me $100 here: 35bSzXvRKLpHsHMrzb82f617cV4Srnt7hS
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by hammock 1y ago
The internal vs external link has already been solved by the little icon that Wikipedia et al use
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by hammock 1y ago
Miracle drugs. I wouldn’t be mad if we made these injections required for entry into public schools or employment
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by hammock 1y ago
Sugar is arguably more “effective” than it is “safe.” But I know you are referring to sugar pills not sugar diet

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