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by injidup 5y ago
I contacted and spoke at length with the Austrian Kosumantenschutz. https://www.arbeiterkammer.at/beratung/konsumentenschutz/ind... The product is clearly and at minimum a case of false advertising as there is not
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by injidup 5y ago
But one should look into Darsch Scientific if you want to get deeper into how this is all organised. https://www.dartsch-scientific.com/en/ they have produced papers for powerinsole and are used by other companies in t
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by injidup 5y ago
https://shop.powerinsole.com/en/blogs/news/doppelblindstudie... I actually bought one of the devices and took it apart on video. There is nothing inside except 4 magnets and a plastic printed card. No active
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by injidup 5y ago
I recently had the privilege of trying to do the right thing when I identified fraudulent research carried out by an institution in Austria. The initial response of the institution was positive but when I pressed for further details on how
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by injidup 5y ago
So funny. An article on how piracy doesn't hurt sales followed by so many posts by people boasting how they would never pay for anything because they can download it for free.
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by injidup 5y ago
I have worked in an aluminium smelter, given the heart stopping magnetic fields, toxic fumes and potential for explosion when even a small amount of water gets in I can say I really don't want this under my house
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by injidup 5y ago
Hand holding is still a thing here I guess. https://onivim.github.io/docs/for-developers/building
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by injidup 5y ago
Such a sad state America is in that both left and right are prepping for armed civil conflict and consider it inevitable.
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by injidup 5y ago
My thoughts exactly. For somebody complaining that these tools don't exist because people are too lazy or whatever he himself is too lazy to do a quick google search to see that these tools do exist. I was using SWIG ( http:/&#x2F
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by injidup 5y ago
When normal money has failed good luck finding a wall charger to get into your Bitcoin wallet. Or more precisely the thing that makes electricity and computer hardware cheap and which is a prerequisite for crypto is a functional economic sy
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by injidup 5y ago
I tried the link in a Firefox private tab on my mobile where I'm not logged into Instagram. You can view the video but it does try and convince you to log in as well.
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by injidup 5y ago
It's a really polite crew most of the time. We go one at a time. One from the left and then one from the right. Normally the etiquette is that you get 30 seconds. If you go much longer you get trash talked from the side and you have to
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by injidup 5y ago
A few times a week I surf on a "low head dam" It has a hydraulic controlled wing that adjusts the height and slope of the drop from tailwater to the run out. This way a perfect and surfable hydraulic jump is created which behaves
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by injidup 5y ago
Stopped reading when ... Bitcoin
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by injidup 5y ago
The most obvious trick is that there is always at least one crazy priced dish on the menu that almost nobody ever orders but it is placed there so that in comparison everything else looks like a great deal.
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by injidup 6y ago
You are missing the point. The CDC and WHO believed (incorrectly) that N95 masks did not provide any benefit to a healthy population when the number of infections were concentrated in healthcare facilities. You can't pick and choose on
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by injidup 6y ago
You are looking at this with hindsight. At the time they believed (wrongly) that masks were important to prevent yourself being infected and there was a shortage of N95 masks. Under that assumption it did not make sense for a healthy popula
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by injidup 6y ago
The comment I was replying to said. > I think the concern is that medical ethics say (roughly) you cannot give anyone a treatment which, based on odds, harms them This is clearly not true as we do medical interventions all the time that
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by injidup 6y ago
You were not lied to. The CDC and WHO originally said that masks were not needed. That advice was wrong. That doesn't mean the people giving that advice were being malicious. They just got it badly wrong and eventually they corrected i
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by injidup 6y ago
Nonsense. There are risks with all interventions and the ethics are clear. There are known adverse affects to all immunizations ( no not autism ) and that the odds of it happening is low enough for any individual that it is considered that
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by injidup 6y ago
There are companies in Europe that produce suspicious looking papers backing products in the alternative medicine industry. "Darsch Scientific" comes to mind. They have done papers supporting Menon and Powerinsole. The papers publ
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by injidup 6y ago
It's called implicits in Scala
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by injidup 6y ago
Perhaps the difference is important. Maybe not. Certainly the boundaries between "cinema" and "tv" are blurred with many people consuming most material via streaming. But maybe "series" can take more risk with
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by injidup 6y ago
Mainstream? "The boys" is one of the most popular series on Amazon prime. It is certainly not a basement cult series known only to a few nerds. Yes it is based on an old comic. But so what. Most "stories" are recycled or
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by injidup 6y ago
Seriously? Selective sampling and click bait. Two recent programs come to mind and I'm sure this list is not exhaustive. "The boys" and "Orville". Both chock full of "heroes" who in-between being heroes ar
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by injidup 6y ago
Son, see the weave on the emperor's gown and how it's delicate changes in weave and texture signify the greatness, taste and glory of our leader. Mama! Yes but ....
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by injidup 6y ago
But SpaceX can can develop a tin can fast because it is not expected to have martians shooting at it. Imagine planning to go to Mars but your tin can had to be stealthy, manoeuvrable and armed to the teeth. You'd get Ripley's drop
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by injidup 6y ago
You have no way of knowing that the overpriced stuff at the local garage is not fake either. I've had the Austrian consumer affairs department intervene on my behalf a number of times when local garages attempt to overprice on items th
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by injidup 6y ago
So easy to say. My local stores all have at least a 25 to 50 percent markup on anything on Amazon. Cameras to drones to computers to auto parts. Amazon beats on price by a huge margin. I'd love to buy tyres and oil from the local shop
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by injidup 6y ago
Because then "some" people could live their video game fantasy life of an existence in a Mad Max landscape where the job description is to roll into town in a souped up 1974 Ford Falcon XB GT and solve all problems down the barrel

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