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> Experts say the decongestant in Sudafed PE (phenylephrine) doesn’t work, and the relevant data is limited. Yet it remains on the market. Been there, done that. Sudafed PE is not even a decent placebo. Ask for (generic) Sudafed (pseudoe
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Tease: > But large language models have broken this arrangement by making it possible for students to skip straight to an effortless A without doing any meaningful learning. Technology has exposed the limits of our mercenary approach to
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PJM Interconnection LLC (PJM) is a regional transmission organization (RTO) in the United States. It is part of the Eastern Interconnection grid operating an electric transmission system serving all or parts of Delaware, Illinois, Indiana,
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I grapple with image posts every day (obviously not here). Sites do not display webp, so I end up converting either with an app [1] or browser extension. Converting on an iPhone is absolutely insane [0]. And I don't have a clue who can
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2mo ago
In Iran, please. Thank you.
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Even (redacted) porn, I mean photo sharing, sites have a trivial click-through, or designated area "nudity" not enforced other than perhaps some "this is an adult site" that I ignore. So, there's an example of divis
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2mo ago
Here's an idea, however offbeat. Not a proposal. In the early internet, only academics and researchers had access. And every time a company has been hacked to hell because an employee opened some malware personal email, I have pounded
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2mo ago
Dear navy, DRAG YOUR ASSES A LONG TIME.
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Not paywalled at New Scientist [0] > Our memories may persist even when half of the brain connections that store them are wiped out, according to a study in dormant mice. The “remarkable” discovery tells us more about how memory works a
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Does Hayward even have the room?
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Oddest term I heard was "suction pressure" But it exists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suction_pressure
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Permanent damage? Putin approves. The U.S. really should stop destroying its military, infrastructure, health and education. Putin's sixth column in this country needs to be removed.
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Same info, no paywall. https://moneywise.com/news/economy/uwm-mat-ishbia-mortgage-l...
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Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome
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Soon to be deleted Maps app.
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2mo ago
We all get old. The simple things that will benefit people go undone because of complexity bias or some other excuse. Every day, it seems, I need a powerful magnifying glass to read date codes on food items. No risk in eating expired food,
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2mo ago
Roman. https://pastebin.com/raw/upamCRF2
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Crippling the US military plays right into Putin's hands. The FSB must have incriminating videos. The US has been dragged through steady decline, or as Fox puts it "The best times ever"
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2mo ago
By the same logic, there should be no handicaps at golf.
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> As a writer, no sweat, right? I write my own content. I bang on my own keys. Here’s the issue. Each of the following actions watermarks text: Synthesis, Proofreading, Translation. Summarization, Critique (when cut and pasted) Oh, what
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2mo ago
Absolutely disgusting treatment under any circumstances, but even worse on what arguably was/is a mission of "spectacle" to distract from Epstein revelations, and an insanely miscalculated "walk in the park" one-day
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I have seen the local library put non-rare books on the sidewalk for free, only to send unclaimed ones to the landfill. I will never donate a book to a library. OTOH, I find that books scanned by IA use a compromise exposure setting in whic
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2mo ago
Misogyny, machismo, braggadocio. Many people sadly vote for someone who expresses their fears rather than their hopes. I've been to a lot of these rodeos.
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These terms are effectively dogwhistles, with whatever meaning du jour the propaganda machine decides. A large number of people simply use words as weapons, for effect. Expletives detached from meaning. If you asked one of them for a mean
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2mo ago
Buy tin foil futures. Checking on chain mail. I'd prefer that the USA not become USSM.
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IMO, the current Iran operation is entirely politically driven, almost entirely to the exclusion of guidance from savvy military officers and diplomats, and does not represent rational military or diplomatic actions. Purely the act of a man
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I never got into eBay, it being an auction site, and I'm just not into auctions. Same reason I avoid shopgoodwill.com Has anything gotten more reasonable? My motto: "Anything that can be gamed will be gamed" never seems to fa
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> liberal elites Does the author mean Zuckerberg, Thiel, Musk, Bezos, Pichai, Altman? Like Demosthenes.I'm looking for elites ... looking ...
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> By 2027, every new vehicle in the U.S. is expected to come with built-in cameras and sensors that monitor your alertness ... [0] Buy used car futures! [0] https://autos.yahoo.com/policy-and-environment/articles
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How many companies actually have a human in their response chain? (I can name an undeservedly giant company that doesn't) Given that everyone has a bot front-end, how many can be bypassed by one or two secret words? Spoiler, the one I
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