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jnevill
12y ago
She didn't gain weight because of the calories in the fecal transplant. She gained weight, it's suspected, because of the new gut flora from the overweight donor. Different flora may mean a different metabolism.
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12y ago
This woman was being treated for recurrent Clostridium difficile, not obesity. The weight gain was a side affect of the treatment, not the reason for it. Yes, people recently have started experimenting with fecal transplants to help with we
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jnevill
12y ago
This is it for me. Its rude and I despise it when some @'s me on a big public post. Share that shit and don't plaster my name where thousands of eyeballs can see it. Let me control what I'm connected to.
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12y ago
"Within the margin of errors for measuring devices" What is this nonsense? Yes... a single thermometer will have a known margin of error, but when you take a measurement across thousands of thermometers, and then look at the trend
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jnevill
12y ago
This article was submitted to BMJ as part of their ironic Christmas edition. However the gullible still routinely cite it. You can see a response here ( http://www.bmj.com/content/324/7344/1037 ) from the Paper
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jnevill
12y ago
Imagine a game like minecraft, but you only get 10 blocks. Now you will compose an infinite number of saved games using anywhere from 1 to infinity number of blocks and each time you place a block in each saved game, you pick a block random
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12y ago
The closest it gets to the sun is still outside the Earth's orbit ( http://www.livecometdata.com/comets/67p-churyumov-gerasimenk... )
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12y ago
That is pretty damning. Blocking wifi signal is one thing, fraudulantly deauthing is like... fuck these people.
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12y ago
Similar issues with xbox. The stupid crap Microsoft makes you jump through to recover an account that is only set up to make on of their pieces of software or hardware work is insane. It took me two days to get access back to my account so
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12y ago
I have a wooden back on my 1st gen Moto X. It's the "Teak" back. I also have the clear case over the whole thing, which adds some extra weight and bulk. I love the look of it and when I order the next gen Moto X I will probab
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jnevill
12y ago
I am no Gruber fan and I am no Apple fanboi, but I think his points are dead on in this post. He is hedging his bets, repeatedly, but given that we know so little about the Apple Watch, that seems reasonable. At any rate, the main point of
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12y ago
That was brought up in Gruber's post as well. What is more audacious then dropping 10k on something that will be obsolete in 2 years. There's an audience for that kind of ridiculous spending and you can bet people will notice a 10
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12y ago
Ownership is clearly stated as "Person", which a monkey is not.
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12y ago
The trade off, besides the stress points, is that a can opener would not be as efficient. That is mentioned when the author moves on to the cylinder. Furthermore, not mentioned in the article, a cylinder will support much more weight than a
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jnevill
12y ago
I've had a terrarium in a sealed mason jar on my desk at work for 2 or 3 years now and have never once opened it. It seems like everything grows much much slower in there. There's some type of grass that has maybe grown 2 inches i
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13y ago
I was thinking to myself while reading the link "Why on earth would someone think UTF8 is a problem?" and then I saw it was a erlang thread. To complain about it being slow to validate while talking in an erlang thread... christ.
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13y ago
So... people actually use linkedin? I was under the assumption, after years and years of emails from linkedin, that it's really just a crowd-sourced spam generator. Is that not the case? mind.blown(<really big number>)
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13y ago
This is just terrible advice. "You shouldn't run a website unless you know how to deal with this"... and yet the only way you would learn to deal with this is if you were running a website... You are an idiot.
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13y ago
This article lacks any shred of analytics. There isn't an example given where someone pays more under ACA then they would have under private. It's all fluff with no substance. It's a shame too, because there are probably some
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jnevill
13y ago
You obviously know nothing about SEO. Having a Giant face in a comment of your page increases clicks, on average, by 147%. Give or take.
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13y ago
Article: For real smartphone beginners, Samsung has added an Easy Mode Gruber: ..The iPhone has an easy mode too. It’s called “Using the iPhone” Gruber admits the iPhone is for beginners. Nuff said.
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14y ago
BOOM! MANSPLAINED!
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14y ago
It doesn't matter if it's speculation or not. The DDOS attack is disgusting and the instigators of the attack should be ashamed of themselves. It doesn't matter if it's speculation or not. Anyone that boycotts a company because an employee