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happyconcepts
6y ago
Wheres your brain? Where are your manners? Both gone, evidently, as I am the one who has asked for proof in a polite way. Maybe you should go back to trolling on reddit?
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happyconcepts
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RNA does more than just transcribe though. And while were here are we discussing mRNA specifically?
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6y ago
Information coded by frequency. Maybe even prions.
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6y ago
You have supplied nothing but your bias, for which you get neither my thanks nor my further attention. So well established that ... You ... Can't... Provide... A ... Reference.
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6y ago
Such priorities for these politicians. While people are sick and dying they merely... adjust their watches. But that's not enough so they legislate it for the rest of us too. Such priorities.
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I will test out Chrome - thanks. Yet I was hopeful there'd be other choices. I believe more than one user would actually manage access lists for extensions but you have asked a really loaded question given that browser users are not be
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6y ago
That 20 year old unpublished paper was challenged by at least one NASA scientist. I am still hungry for understanding here.
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Neat but will someone explain to me how on earth we can date these two rocks to within 1.5 million years of each other with a straight face? That is only a measured difference of approximately 0.1% right? EDIT Im not on either side... Doesn
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6y ago
Which browsers allow users to whitelist specific sites for access by a browser extension? Or else what is the !#?!% technology hurdle preventing users from making their own lists?
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McAfee indicted. Not indicked....yet.
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It happens but why do you only point your finger at the registrar? Perhaps investing in an antivirus or antimalware package would alleviate your problem.
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>Capital outflow from China to the West Coast dropped over 90% after Xi introduced capital controls. Big claim. Source? Its non-Chinese foreigners getting deals in LA now that China is sandbagged. If you don't see all the other fore
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Perhaps it's as simple as google was previously paid for access to that data by government(s) but now it's no longer lucrative.
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This creates an opening for Israel-Saudi relations. It is like the US is being robbed.
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6y ago
Just sayin' ... this time around ... a) the universe of gamers is larger and b) there's a larger base of phones which can be thought of as thin clients versus a full PC and c) node.js is widespread with Deno upcoming and d)
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6y ago
>communicating under their real name and job title. I never got spammed once on my terminal. Not once.
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I wish you well but this is no comparison to a Bloomberg terminal.
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Its a pubgworthy game (available for PUBG Mobile)
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Herd immunity means either you died or you didn't. Those who didnt die are now the (smaller) herd and (presumedly) immune.
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6y ago
Did you target JP or EN language audience? Or else can you target by geolocation?
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I feel obligated to mention the name "Enron" because I feel Texans deserve to be reminded.
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6y ago
For anyone still playing Alpha 23 be sure to try my Aye Pirates mod. Further updates are still planned through the rest of this year.
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In addition to using different end points, that Karolinska paper was about a gene cluster on chromosome 3 whereas this PNAS one is about chromosome 12. Is Covid a virus from 40,000 years ago is now my question.
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6y ago
I like your thinking. But Its hard to clean even a garage with a broken spine, and yes I have tried. I have been seeking employment out of state too but this the Greater Depression we are in.
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Beyond the social communication here which has been hugely helpful, I need less pain and for my adrenaline levels to abate; I'm still wound up from Monday which is longer than typical. And wifi access would let me chase down my 2020 w-
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Reefer Madness
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But I didnt have a choice so this repetitive noise about chiropractors did an excellent job of drowning my signal about homeless and payments. Do you see how vigorously he is pushing this view against chiropractors and he is pushing it here
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>Ok to use them for mail like onboarding paperwork from employers. Because of liability and other risks (folks can be hustling etc still) usually not ok too use mail service for other reasons. That's it. Thank you. This person tried
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Thank you for responding. There is a common thread (me) and it includes all of my strengths and weaknesses. But no mental health or bad behaviour or drug use in my past. Please dont get mad but even what you have summarized about me is not
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Thank you very much for your comment. Osteopath just made my list.
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