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lingben
12y ago
best way to fatten livestock is to feed them carbs (ie corn!) grass fed cows grow much much leaner than those on corn
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lingben
12y ago
then you are dealing with the wrong resellers! I can buy a wildcard SSL for $64 RETAIL https://www.gogetssl.com/wildcard-ssl-certificates/ (these guys also have a reseller program but I don't know what that price
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lingben
12y ago
2-3 hours? why not HIIT? get the same results with 3-5 min. a day
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12y ago
I used to eat a lot of whole wheat bread until I discovered that its glycemic index is not that different and even more shocking, that it acts like a 'sponge' soaking up and removing many other useful vitamins, minerals and micro-
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lingben
12y ago
it was actually a sample size of 10, at least according to the program, for those outside, here's a youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=_r... (jump to the results portion of pro
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lingben
12y ago
it is the effect of carbs: carbs->sugar->insulin-> fat insulin is a powerful hormone which, among other things, sends a message to the body to store more fat instead of burning it a sample size of 1 is hardly significant but you co
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Are squiggly lines the future of password security?
(sciencedaily.com)
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12y ago
this is a little tangential but I continue to be astonished that dropbox has been able to continue operating without client side encryption, especially after the 2011 debacle
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Madrid starts fining users of Uber 'taxi' app
(thelocal.es)
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there are other studies including meta studies which show that exercise is an effective treatment with the lowest rate of relapse: http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/03/for-depres... we need
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lingben
12y ago
did you try duplicati? the fact that dropbox doesn't have client side encryption is a MAJOR issue also duplicati is open sourced
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lingben
12y ago
facebook ads are junk and have been proven to be so before you waste any money, watch these two videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVfHeWTKjag https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9ZqXlHl65g
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Occupational Hazards of Working on Wall Street by Michael Lewis
(bloombergview.com)
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12y ago
before you can assert that you have to calculate how much worse your fill rate will be due to the selling of your order flow smart traders know that fills are what counts. great brokers can get consistently better fill rates while terrible
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12y ago
VC's are paid to invest intelligently and get a return. But they have a conflict of interest because unless they invest, they don't get paid.
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12y ago
for all its vaunted collective IQ google has an astonishing propensity to make extremely poor decisions (I'm referring to the original strategy of G+ not the corrective and more decision like this one) I suppose there is no remedy for
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The Disruption Myth
(theatlantic.com)
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lingben
12y ago
That's a lot of scare mongering. It is extremely difficult to get hypercalcemia - a normal person would have to ingest 10,000 IU of D3 every day and even then it wouldn't be guaranteed. It is possible to take too much D3 but it is
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The Internet’s DIY brain hackers
(kernelmag.dailydot.com)
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Detroit fire department has alert system made of pop cans, doorbells
(freep.com)
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12y ago
if you're interested in the product you'll get about 1000 times more information via their website than this article https://www.dyson360eye.com/
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How not to say the wrong thing
(latimes.com)
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lingben
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thanks, I hadn't heard of zotero before, so it is like evernote except the data is stored locally on your own computer?
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lingben
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why in the world would this be a monthly plan fee? does a lawyer charge you a monthly fee for drafting a contract? or a mortgage? the terms don't change and I can't think of any good reason to pay monthly, except of course that iu
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12y ago
reasonable price points? I dunno about that, have you actually gone through the process? after the second or third page it is nickel and diming or 'death by a thousand cuts' pricing strategy. I'd much prefer an upfront fee, l
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I don't think you understand how encryption works.
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lingben
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Agreed. This was the first thing I checked. Still no client side encryption! Truly unfathomable in light of current world events, competitive offerings and the feasibility of the required technical implementation.
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lingben
12y ago
"Hinges allow the struts to move up and down like wings. While parked, or traveling through shallow waters, they can be extended to the side." Maybe you missed this while scanning the article. This would allow the boat to sit high
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12y ago
ah, so it saves... everything? wow! that's nuts. I mean, where the heck are you going to store all of that? and it is terribly inefficient to store say, 30,000 examples of the exact same article. or do you have a way to check and not s
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lingben
12y ago
sounds like evernote, if I'm mistaken, please enlighten me :)
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