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by henearkr 3y ago
Yeah acetone is innocuous (at reasonable doses) and even present (and produced) naturally in our body.
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by henearkr 3y ago
No it's not the same as trichloroethylene. Trichloroethylene is [Cl-C-Cl]=[Cl-C-H] whereas 1,1,1-trichloroethane is [Cl-C-Cl -Cl]-[H-C-H -H] Trichloroethylene is really evil . Whereas 1,1,1-trichloroethane much less.
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by henearkr 3y ago
No I think it's more likely that he is using the Pomodoro method.
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by henearkr 3y ago
Ah you're right. Somehow I had in my head that it was the contrary. Probably because [I also thought that] W. increases their reproductive fitness (but yeah shortens their lifespan). And even the reproductive fitness thing, it seems I&
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by henearkr 3y ago
Wolbachia is "healthy gut microbiota" but for mosquitoes. It prevents their infection by many viruses.
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by henearkr 3y ago
Although you can eat vegan but low-carb or even keto, so the title of this Reddit post is misleading (no, "veganism" didn't kill Steve Jobs, only the way he decided to implement it). Source: I do that.
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by henearkr 3y ago
This should be the top comment. Multiply by seven, then: instead of 18h of fasting, it becomes 126h, or 5 days and 6h. So it's a good 5 days water diet.
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by henearkr 3y ago
Why? Eating very dark chocolate does not increase other morbidity factors. I'm one of these ones. Sometimes eating two bars of 98% chocolate per day. Sometimes more. The fats in it are not unhealthy, and the sugar amount is also very l
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by henearkr 3y ago
Exactly, so as an abnormally avid chocolate consumer, I'm still scared (and even more than before reading Arstechnica's take).
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by henearkr 3y ago
Could the spreeding of violent behaviors be a consequence of the increase in mercury pollution? In which case we would just have ourselves to blame... and a moral duty to medically help them...
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by henearkr 3y ago
Well I agree with your other comment, but about this one, retrofitting (ICE->EV) is a thing. Even if very niche for now.
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by henearkr 3y ago
Because it is written In the article. The whole article is about the fact that the observed symptoms hint at cerebral amyloid angiopathy. From Wikipedia: Cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA) is a form of angiopathy in which amyloid beta peptid
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by henearkr 3y ago
Contagious protein misfolding is what defines a prion disease.
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by henearkr 3y ago
Looks like that's a prion disease, then.
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by henearkr 3y ago
This is false, just plain logically false. Have a look at Xorg's git repo. Please.
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by henearkr 3y ago
I don't understand people saying "X development has stopped". This is false. Bugs continue to be fixed. Yes, features are already there, so they are not developed anymore. Is this bad?
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by henearkr 3y ago
Not a single word about ARMD in this whole article focused on blue-light filtering glasses, so the article is crap, as is the study.
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by henearkr 3y ago
We're not speaking of lead additive here? Soldering hazards, especially if we're speaking about cancers, is mainly related to rosin yes. Now you're willing to switch the discussion to IQ drop? From cancer?
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by henearkr 3y ago
If the cancer is in the brain, it is less likely caused by rosin and more likely caused by radiations emitted near their head (if any). I would more naturally link rosin to respiratory system cancers, for example.
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by henearkr 3y ago
I don't think that the energy cost of irrigating in the desert will ever be sustainable. If you have a counter-example, I'm interested. But I do see the possibility of solving the problem by using photovoltaic energy (though may
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by henearkr 3y ago
The problem is more where . Water should be expensive where it is scarce, and cheap (or even subsidized) where it is plentiful. Even in different regions inside the same country. This also works as a signal to help water-thirsty industries
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by henearkr 3y ago
The facial ID standards should move towards adding a 3D scan of the face (especially now that biometrics are digitalized and stored on chips on ID cards and passports). That would solve this kind of problems. Neuronal networks could then ju
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by henearkr 3y ago
Do your own health a favor and avoid ingesting huge amounts of mercury by avoiding eating bluefin tuna, while at the same time helping it not disappear from our oceans.
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by henearkr 3y ago
Like elephant ivory worldwide ban, a worldwide ban on the trade of bluefin could be extremely effective, and would undermine Mitsubishi's stupid plans.
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by henearkr 3y ago
You get food delivered but the delivery staff keep their mask on, you put your mask before seeing them, and all is perfectly fine. Mask is underrated. Everybody wanted to get rid of it. But why.
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by henearkr 3y ago
Not at all. Any browser can access any part of the internet that is not blocked by the broader internet infrastructure. You just use IP addresses and that's it.
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by henearkr 3y ago
I don't think, and I hope not, that it is a natural step. Imho the law is design to prevent unaware users to harm themselves.
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by henearkr 3y ago
Yet people will still have access to these websites if they want, so it makes more sense to have been designed to prevent accidental, unwilling, or unaware access.
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by henearkr 3y ago
I don't really see the problem as anybody can use an open source browser compiled without those, assuming there is any kind of benefit to access those blocked domains, which is doubtful. The general population will not use such custom-
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by henearkr 3y ago
GNU/Linux is a nebula of many blocks that sometimes compete for the same role, but heavily rely on intercompatibility and adapter layers in order to allow users to choose the one they prefer in each spot (I know this has been less the

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