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7y ago
From a study of 1: It definitely works for me. I would take 30+ minutes to get to sleep tuning 15-20 times as I dozed off. Since adding the blanket (9kg / 20lb), I find I'm asleep in less than 5 minutes. With 2-3 turns at most. I
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7y ago
I've also definitely received "friend" suggestions for business contacts who I've had a phone number/email address stored in my phone. There are no mutual friends or any other link it could make apart from linking m
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7y ago
> The fix Telegram is working on would allow users to disable matching by phone number. That option represents a balance between making it easy for users to find their contacts and the privacy needs of those who rely on the app for prote
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7y ago
Do EMTs only get paid when they're transporting a patient or during their downtime too?
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7y ago
Similar to cloud based server prices. Paid for time that you're actually online. If you're only logged on for 20 mins (a third) of the hour - you get $7 min wage ($21 / 3).
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7y ago
When I was younger I used to work for a market research company doing surveys over the phone. The way their process worked was: * Big company wanted a survey completed. * Big company would want it targeted to a specific state/regional
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7y ago
> Most people find it's not that hard to extend that period of time a few more hours This is what I do. Breakfast (technically lunch) around 2pm. Dinner around 8-9pm. Around 8 hours feeding state, 16 hours fasted. My body doesn'
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7y ago
Ninite also has an updater. It checks for all apps (that it knows about) and if they are out of date can silently install the latest version of all apps at once in 2-3 clicks.
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7y ago
> For ordinary people we will only extract their data when they need our help. > When they don't need help, we won't gather their data and it remains only in our big database. In the same sentence: "We won't gather
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7y ago
And to read the above a bit easier: Google Chrome https://threadreaderapp.com/jonathansampson/status/116549320... Microsoft Edge (Chromium) Beta https://threadreaderapp.com/jonathansampson/sta
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7y ago
> And that's bad? Yes, because carbs are a non-essential nutrient. Protein and fats are both required. Most non-meat products are low on protein and high in either fat or carbs. Very few products actually replace the nutrients of me
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7y ago
Do a search for "reset windows update". There are a few scripts around which will clear all the cache files and allow you to attempt the update from scratch.
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ASD is Australia's NSA equivalent.
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Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) open sources data analytics tool
(computerworld.com.au)
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Crispr enters its first human clinical trials
(sciencenews.org)
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I went to change my password on a forum site that I had not used in a few years. My old password was really weak - think "abc123" or something similar. I logged in and then attempted to change my password to my new standard of 20+
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Steam Zero-Day Vulnerability Affects over 100M Users
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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7y ago
And I'm pretty sure the Aus Gov also agree to purchase a certain amount as part of the negotiation.
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7y ago
Careful of any leaks
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AMD EPYC 7002 Series Rome Delivers a Knockout
(servethehome.com)
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7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20610395
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Yep, I read that as 766km and 476m (766.476km).
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2017 radioactive plume may be tied to Russia and nixed neutrino research
(sciencenews.org)
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Change the twitter domain: https://twitter.com/videolan/status/1153963312981389312 to: https://threadreaderapp.com/videolan/status/1153963312981389...
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You'd think they'd add a fail-safe into their systems just in case for these circumstances. eg. * If SalePrice < (0.25 x CostPrice) - Delay Order * If (CostPrice - SalesPrice) > $500 - Delay Order
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Investigating the Galileo Satellite Navigation System Outage with a LimeSDR
(destevez.net)
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The link I always see referenced on social media is this one: https://www.gaia.com/article/5g-health-risks-the-war-between... I always then point to the author's scientific qualifications. Clue: he's not a sc
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I don't think it'll never fly again. At worse, they'll have to have a separate type-rating and require pilots to go through further training to fly it. The whole idea behind the plane was to skip full training and be qualifie
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Where we are with "out of process" ReSharper
(blog.jetbrains.com)
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Solar cell efficiency could get a dramatic boost, MIT team finds
(reneweconomy.com.au)
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