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10y ago
This study tested a single hypothesis for why low-carb diets work. The diet provided is not "low-carb" in the sense usually meant (30 g of carbs or less daily). To extrapolate from this study that all low-carb diets don't wor
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10y ago
Buddhism has the concept of "Right Speech". There are various takes on it over the millenia, but it might be a good starting point.
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10y ago
Negotiate as high a price as you can, not necessarily aggressively, but enough so that they know you take yourself seriously. Then take anything over 10% less than that.
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10y ago
Seems like a great opportunity for virtualization...
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10y ago
They can view and change information in transit, yes. Don't login to anything on their network because they see (and possibly log) it all. The workaround would be some sort of VPN, but my guess is that they've done their best to
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11y ago
It is about time that an e-Reader works one handed. I have no idea why this wasn't done years ago.
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11y ago
I survived triplets and a wife with a brain tumor - all within a couple of years. Stress does damage to your brain. Permanent damage. It may take you years to reverse the damage. I would consult a professional (starting with a psychiatrist
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11y ago
I went through several gyrations including a monster 17 inch i7 laptop, several thin and light chromebooks. The chromebooks were very nice, with crouton I was able to run jetbrains IDEs and that was 80% of what I needed. But the portabiliy
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I had a very different experience. I was diagnosed late in life, and the struggles to do simple things would blow up my depression. This created massive amounts of anxiety, and that led to a rough time at home with my wife and daughter. I w
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11y ago
I've used a lot of databases over the past 25 years. From DBase flat files to the Borland Database Engine to MSSQL (pre and post 2K), Interbase / Firebird, DB2, PostgreSQL, MySql/MariaDb, Sqlite and more. I haven't used
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11y ago
Free Pascal and The Lazarus Project are great fun to play with if you just want to re-experience the fun of Delphi and Turbo Pascal. In fact, a lot of Turbo Pascal has been completely re-created. This was the first programming language I le
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11y ago
It is tightly integrated into the entire Microsoft development toolchain. There are free versions given to developers. And then there's the persistent myth of "Nobody ever got fired for buying Microsoft". They used to say tha
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11y ago
That's a pretty horrible article. There are security extensions to Linux like SELinux. There is nothing stopping anybody from forking Linux into a more secure version. That would be the best way to solve the problem. The only result of
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11y ago
Isn't most of the draw of Amazon Lambda that you can hook everything else into a simple api hosting service? I doubt there are any direct competitors, at least at that scale. Here is a discussion: https://www.quora.com/
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In the US, at least, you can call the gas company if you suspect a carbon monoxide leak. If you have reason to suspect a real emergency, you might also consider calling the fire department or emergency services. Most fire departments also h
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11y ago
As many articles as there are about this in the press, I wouldn't be surprised if this didn't become one of the biggest issues for the presidential election.
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11y ago
You are probably thinking of this article: http://www.dailydot.com/society/anonymous-website-challenge-... which links to http://voidnull.sdf.org .
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11y ago
It's the perfect old people phone (disclaimer: I wear reading glasses, but I'm not planning to switch ... ever). Easy to use and a big screen. It highlights that some of the "diversity" of android can be, and is, good fo
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11y ago
In many cases, "amateurs" are the professionals. At a local university, all electrical engineering students are required to get a ham radio license. Many radio engineers are also licensed amateurs (how else do we get an amateur re
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While there are some exceptions to the rule, yes this is a problem. But much of what you are going to do with amateur radio links is amateur-related with a custom software stack. Non-amateurs probably see this as a way to connect to the int
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This wasn't the only one, the Oneida Community was doing the same thing not too far away. https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Oneida_Community . If that name sounds familiar it's because what was left of it became the
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I've often wondered why there aren't better tools for developing applications that track and present data and manage workflow ("Apps"). This is a problem that has always existed and is the basis for using computers to so
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A.K. Dewdney wrote an article in his column "Computer Recreations" called "Simulated Evolution: wherein bugs learn to hunt bacteria" (Scientific American, May 1989, pp 138-141) describing a simple algorithm for virtual b
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11y ago
Not a red flag, but you should always know what your next-best alternative is. The best alternative to a negotiated agreement (BATNA), prevents you from agreeing to something that is actually worse than just walking out when you are negotia
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Yes, and it has changed my life. I take Focalin and I no longer spend 4 out of 5 days trying and failing to do the things I know I have to do to function in life. It was a really large source of anxiety in my life that is now gone. When I f
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12y ago
I'm happy to see somebody discuss this on a deeper level. When one underprivileged group meets another underprivileged group we should be able to discuss what oppression is, how to relate these experiences to each other and how to redu
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12y ago
hubiC has a 10TB plan. I believe it is 10EUR per month.
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Reduce expenses first, cover cash flow requirements then increase revenues without more risk than you can accept. Begin by paying off highest interest debt and continue until you run out of money or have paid off all your debt. You always g
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Most companies have a "probation" period for the first 30-90 days. The idea is that if it isn't working for the company or the worker, they can end the relationship without drama. You're just doing it even earlier than t
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My wife had a similar issue, except the other way around. She got paid a bit more than another person (male) who graduated at the same time and had the same amount of experience. When I inquired I was told it was because she was a better ne
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