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by iplaw 9y ago
From the link: Affected models include the following ASUS routers: RT-AC55U RT-AC56R RT-AC56S RT-AC56U RT-AC66U RT-AC88U RT-AC66R RT-AC66U RT-AC66W RT-AC68W RT-AC68P RT-AC68R RT-AC68U RT-AC87R RT-AC87U RT-AC51U RT-AC53U RT-AC1900P RT-AC3100
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by iplaw 9y ago
I can't remember what journal I was reading, but I was able to quickly find a fluff article with some decent information [1] that happens to mention an on-point cycling study [2]. For me, this involves training outside in the Texas sum
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by iplaw 9y ago
Likely signing by Microsoft? Based on what I've read, you will not be able to run your own executables. This is a big issue for University students who are often required to install textbook-sourced software for labs, class participati
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by iplaw 9y ago
Since sleep tracking dramatically increases the need for robust battery life without having to resort to very specific charging rituals, I hope this means that Apple will finally debut an Apple Watch strap which utilizes the electrical cont
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by iplaw 9y ago
I also appreciated the dynamic progression indicator at the top of the page. Some of these journal articles are organized and written such that there is no end in sight - it's hard to intuitively know where you are in the article, if
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by iplaw 9y ago
I've heard similar things about athletic training while mildly overheated. Training while overheated promotes adaptations to increase the cooling efficiency of your body. These adaptations include increasing heart rate, circulation, bl
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by iplaw 9y ago
This comment reminded me of a guy in my college dorm who would not wake up to traditional alarms. It was some sort of sleep disorder. His mom used to slap him in the face a few times and drag him out of bed immediately. He'd sleep thro
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by iplaw 9y ago
I eat in an 8 hour block. It started years ago when I wanted to hit "race weight". I stopped eating anything after 8PM (usually 7PM) so I wouldn't go to bed with food on my stomach. I slept better, and I am active after eatin
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by iplaw 9y ago
I ride 6 days a week for 1 to 5 hours per ride. 4 training rides, 2 recovery rides, and one off day per week. In terms of energy expenditure, it averages 700-900 calories/hour. A weeknight training crit and/or weekend races often
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by iplaw 9y ago
It integrates with my Crestron control system, which controls the entire house. Alexa also integrates nicely with Sonos and Heos wireless speaker systems, letting you dictate music and location(s).
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by iplaw 9y ago
Sick burn. In your situation, you can pre-program playlists with your funky foreign beats and command Alexa to play the playlist instead. It adds a step, but it's painless after that.
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by iplaw 9y ago
There isn't a need; it's more of a want. I have a few Echos and use them to control my whole home audio system. "Alexa, play Kendrick Lamar on Spotify." Just like that, I have music throughout the house and in the front
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by iplaw 9y ago
Water and black coffee are my staples. I don't get hungry until 11:30AM or so, when my body is starting to expect food.
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by iplaw 9y ago
I abstain from food between 8PM and 12PM Monday - Friday, adjusting for training schedules and such. It really helps me keep my GI tract clear, reduces inflammation, resulted in weight loss, etc. without any effect on my cycling fitness. IF
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by iplaw 9y ago
Too bad the phones from ZTE, Huawei, OnePlus, Xiaomi, etc generally suffer from horrendous build quality. From my experience, even their flagship devices feel more like a toy and less like an actual phone. The iPhone and Galaxy, and perhaps
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by iplaw 9y ago
There should also be an article entitled, "China's Apple Problem." The article could go many different directions, but I like the contrast between the titles. One thought is that it could investigate the impact of big tech fi
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by iplaw 9y ago
But Google was simply extending their already-free web-based offering, not taking historically expensive desktop software (operating systems and productivity suites) and making them free.
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by iplaw 9y ago
It varies greatly, and the figures generated by third party studies are almost always lower than the self-reported figures. This article [1] from 2012 reports per-drug pharmaceutical R&D spend ranging from $3.7B to $11.8B. It's not
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by iplaw 9y ago
I would have to say that not much is the result of pure bureaucratic inefficiency. The extensive clinical trials are there for a reason, and that is to prevent the release of thalidomide-like pharmaceuticals. Researching, developing, and ve
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by iplaw 9y ago
A lot of people do, actually, and your estimate of the cost associated with bringing a drug to market is off by an order of magnitude. The true cost of bringing a drug to market - inclusive of the extensive research and development required
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by iplaw 9y ago
This is a problem with all IP. People fail to consider a business' need to recoup expenses associated with developing a product, be it software, hardware, pharmaceuticals, or widgets. And the initial price you pay can't merely cov
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by iplaw 9y ago
He didn't even hit on two other major talking points: 1) Free annual macOS updates. 2) Free Pages, Numbers, Keynote, GarageBand, etc. This change forced Microsoft to drastically reduce the price of their OS, and to offer free upgrades
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by iplaw 9y ago
A friend of mine from the University of Texas was arrested by Federal Agents while eating dinner in the cafeteria at Jester dormitory. He had purchased a card printing machine, a hologram printer, a blue portrait backdrop, etc. and set up s
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by iplaw 9y ago
One of my uncles has worked for Bell, Boeing, and Lockheed for the last 30 years. The mechanical complexity of aircraft, and the ability for a blue collar worker to master a niche aerospace trade, never ceases to amaze me.
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by iplaw 9y ago
This reminds me of the multi-part long-form reporting of scam letters from psychics. The substance could have been boiled down into a single, excellent long-form article. Instead, it was aggravatingly sprinkled across FIVE long-form article
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by iplaw 9y ago
This is going to be an unpopular opinion, but it is a valid question. If Facebook is attempting to meet diversity quotas, which certainly exist, by pulling from a limited pool of qualifying candidates, in some scenarios, they will necessari
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by iplaw 9y ago
That is rapidly changing to a more targeted approach. However, don't downplay the importance of the shotgun approach. In the broadest sense, it gave us Viagra for ED (common reported side effect in an unrelated trial), Aleve (intended
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by iplaw 9y ago
This, coupled with immunotherapy which boosts efficacy of our own defense mechanisms - for example, NK cell doping via LY49D/DAP12 - is quite exciting. As someone else noted, THIS is what CRISPR was evolved to do. It was a DNA-based im
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by iplaw 9y ago
Good read, and relatable as I had an uncle and two cousins who lived in a trailer in a trailer park. It was fun to visit for a day, but a relief to go home to my safe residential neighborhood a few hours later. It is easy to see how the tra
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by iplaw 9y ago
Saying that there is no distinction isn't correct. The scope of a patent is much broader than a single coded implementation. The copyright doesn't protect the functional aspects of the code, it only protects it as a written work.

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