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by mizzack 4y ago
To me that speaks more to the will of politicians and where their true interests are aligned and/or the impact of lobbying. There is no money to be made by forgiving student loans.
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by mizzack 4y ago
Not sure I buy that strawman. Big corp bailouts were wildly unpopular all sides in 2008, and still are. Edit: that's also ignoring the position of "don't bail out corps and don't bail out individuals alike"
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by mizzack 4y ago
Just waiting for the day some enterprising MBA decides it's a good idea to add ads.
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by mizzack 4y ago
100% agree on the ethanol-free gas to reduce carb gumming. For overwintering, I just detach the hose after the fuel filter and drain the remaining mower fuel back into the can. Or, on small push mowers where this isn't possible, use th
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by mizzack 4y ago
> Quite obviously a lot of people correctly timed the market's trends starting around the end of 2021, and the reasoning was pretty sound. You mean when some of the Fed officials sold? Sound reasoning, indeed.
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by mizzack 4y ago
I use a Magisk module called ACC ( https://github.com/VR-25/acc ) to set the charge/discharge range to be between 60-75% for my permanently connected old phone. I'm using it to show a Grafana dash of my compute
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by mizzack 4y ago
Yep. That's why this works. If you limit the palatability (by restricting added salt/fat/seasoning), you get to a point where you simply do not want to eat any more potatoes. And that happens a lot sooner with potatoes vs. ot
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by mizzack 4y ago
https://github.com/gurrgur/er-patcher Been playing ultrawide and 144hz for a while. Mostly offline, but haven't been banned online, either.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Completely overlooks the obvious: those with symptomatic infections likely had more severe infections and did more lasting damage than those who were asymptomatic.
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by mizzack 5y ago
There are now quite reasonable budget caps ($145m last year, $140m this year, $135m next year). This is about a third to a quarter of what Ferrari, Mercedes, and Red Bull were spending per year prior to the cap. Also, freezing the power uni
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by mizzack 5y ago
> Breath of the Wild broke the mold Elden Ring does very little differently than what other Souls games have been doing for almost 15 years. The scale and openness are just a bit greater.
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by mizzack 5y ago
There is a shader cache issue present on Windows that seems to be completely fixed by the latest Proton version on Linux. No stutter or fps hitches for me in Manjaro with a Vega 56
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by mizzack 5y ago
This was a predictable outcome. Cutting off SWIFT access forced Russia to CIPS. Where does this lead? Strengthening CIPS with this move surely weakens the dollar's reserve status globally.
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by mizzack 5y ago
> Conventional biostatistical analysis indicates that the probability of this sequence randomly being present in a 30,000-nucleotide viral genome is 3.21 ×10−11 That seems like a pretty small number.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Maybe OP saw "Discriminating Guests" on page 6 and jumped to conclusions...
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by mizzack 5y ago
> Drink at home. Unless you're in Quebec, where the unvax don't have the right to buy alcohol for home consumption, either.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Every western country except the UK (who were criticized) approved it after the US. Many of those deferred to the FDA's judgment and rubber stamped as a formality. > “I am pleased that Pfizer’s vaccine has undergone a critical phase
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by mizzack 5y ago
> Since it was approved for children by the FDA I assume they did rigourous testing Reminder that the two most senior FDA vaccine oversight officials resigned in protest before the age 5-11 EUA was approved. Reminder that the previous FD
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by mizzack 5y ago
> The line is crossed when, during a global pandemic, you promote a viewpoint (by only selecting vax-questioning guests). Do Sanjay Gupta and Michael Osterholm fall into that group?
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by mizzack 5y ago
> The issue arises from the spike protein itself. That’s why we don’t see myocarditis from non-MRNA vaccines like Astra Zeneca. AZ also uses spike, so he's undermining his own argument. Of course the spike is pathogenic. In this cas
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by mizzack 5y ago
And now you know what this article is a pretext for.
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by mizzack 5y ago
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
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by mizzack 5y ago
This rock I carry in my pocket continues to be excellent at repelling tigers.
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by mizzack 5y ago
I pay $70/mo for full duplex gig FTTH thru AT&T in Columbus. Super reliable but not available everywhere. You can get 1gb down/100mb up cable for similar price city wide. No issues with utilities. Suburbs are better at handlin
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by mizzack 5y ago
Guessing based entirely on symptoms, onset time across the household, and community prevalence.
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by mizzack 5y ago
The free donut test.
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by mizzack 5y ago
You've got your anecdotes, and I've got mine. My 3 young kids all caught omicron last week. Each were lethargic for a day, had a minor sore throat, and were back to normal in a day or two. The flu last month was way scarier with h
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by mizzack 5y ago
People are getting pissed that public policy and messaging is changing WITHOUT new data. In the past week: - The CDC director acknowledged and downplayed the severity of omicron by stating the vast majority of hospitalized patients have mul
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by mizzack 5y ago
> The study found that povidone iodine "may reduce the carriage of infectious SARS-CoV-2 in adults with mild to moderate COVID-19"—but that means it was found to only reduce the amount of virus in a person's nose when they
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by mizzack 5y ago
Yep, a lot of people are unaware that this is covered by a separate, wildly different program. The coverages are outlined here: https://www.hrsa.gov/cicp/cicp-vicp CICP only covers severe physical injury or death, has

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