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Eating a primarily organic, whole-food, plant-based diet avoids lots of toxins that build up along the food chain, while still offering a huge diversity of foods. There are far, far, more species of plants to eat than species of animals in
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Animal agriculture is a major driver of climate change, so we are already at the point where food choices made a significant difference. Thankfully, there are plenty of great tasting plant-based foods.
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It's not a joke, because people continue to eat inefficiently higher up on the food chain.
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Do you mean animal protein sources? Yes, that's a good idea. There's plenty of protein in plant foods.
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It's the same story on the land. It's healthier and better for the environment eat lower down the food chain. A science-based book on the topic is How Not to Die by Dr. Michael Greger, which review nutrition studies related to a r
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What amount of optional toxins is balanced? Why not just eat less toxins?
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I was an ATT (internet) customer at time of breach and don’t find any of my emails in Troy’s database.
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No need to choose. Framework drives are removable and backupable. Apple choose to make a nonrepairable, non-upgradable product.
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I just had a MacBook Air M1 die suddenly, perhaps because the case has no heat venting. All data was lost because the storage is not removable. Replaced it with a Framework which will more repairable and has removable storage. Basics matter
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I used Conda to install QGIS and a compatible set of plugins. But that’s python-specific and this works for packages in other languages, so I’ve bookmarked it.
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I thought it was a great advertisement for Signal because Signal and their protocol is public and their software is free, open source and cross-platform. In light of that Apple's message reads more like announcement that people who can
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Your counterpoint that it's not common has the same level of evidence in it as the original assertion: none.
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I had a copy of DSL on one of those!
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And on the tour these days, you are more likely to year "Yeah, maybe we shouldn't have moved it".
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It does if the vape makers have an underpriced lithium source and don’t care about the pending lithium shortage.
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Meat, fish and dairy have higher levels of dioxins. https://nutritionfacts.org/video/where-does-the-arsenic-in-c... What’s the definition of a clean protein. Do any plant proteins qualify?
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I strive to speak multiple languages, but I think it still worthwhile to be really good at my primary language of English. Same with computers and servers. I interact with a lot of them, but my primary computer that I use >80% of the ti
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Fish has been great for years.The Rust rewrite will help the devs catch issues earlier in development. Hardly a main a feature. The awesome level tab-completion and auto-completion are the firs things to notice about Fish. Also, overall cle
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I write bash scripts but use Fish interactively. Yes, I've had to get clear where they differ, but the Fish experience is that much better that it seems worth it. I've considered replacing more my bash scripts with Fish scripts, b
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Fish runs bash scripts just fine, as it does any script with a shebang line. IT is increasingly compatible with random CLI commands copy and pasted from the internet. For those that don't work right away, just type `bash` to enter bas
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Can you provide an example from the site that has a flawed analysis of scientific literature?
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What are examples of clean proteins?
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See for yourself. Plug your favorite disease that’s killed a relative into https://nutritionfacts.org/ and find related scientific nutrition studies explained. It’s associated with the doctor who wrote How Not to Die. I bel
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The link between animal protein was investigated in some detail in the China Study. Also in the documentary Forks Over Knives. Evidence found that there were “diseases of the west” that correlated with the western diet. Since then, the Cle
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One of the places with higher longevity has good record keeping and birth certificates: Loma Linda, California. What’s different about this city? A lot Seventh Day Adventists who adhere to vegetarianism live there… and live about 10 years l
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The other thing correlates with Western affluence is our diet that’s much heavier in animal products. The Standard American Diet: SAD. The diet of the Blue Zones where people live longest are mostly plant-based.
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TinyWM for wlroots is also less than 1,000 LoC. ( https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots/blob/master/tinywl/tinywl.... ) > I can restart my wm without exiting my X session Sway also has a "reload
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CGI is a good fit if you don't maintain the server it runs on. You've got a basic "user" account and can just upload a CGI script. For example, you've got a static website and need a simple contact form handler. Apa
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Yes, and Lambas have become far more complex than CGI.
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I argued in favor of CGI scripts over a decade ago as more web work was being switched to PHP or mod_perl. Even on "slow" hardware, they could often run in about a second. Which was still fast enough for a small business with a fo
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