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I have access to apple TV, the service, but it is easier for me to use Kodi on a raspberry pi to watch it. Make of that what you will. I know there needs to be a hub for all of the streaming services, and the options seem imperfect in one
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I always felt like calling the communist countries communist was like calling our republic a direct democracy. Maybe in spirit I guess, but not exactly in practice. You're in California right? What is the rent control/housing l
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That makes sense, burning is what makes a difference. I was just under the impression that some glucose is put in your muscles for ready use, to push your "cliff" further out, rather than being stored in the same cells that would
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4y ago
Activity after eating puts the sugars in your muscles rather than your fat cells right? Or no?
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4y ago
Novamin turns into hydroxyapatite, like in Japanese toothpastes. Fluoride and nanohydroxyapatite work better together than either alone, for carries at least. The approval process is too expensive to get through here, even though nanohydr
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> Fairey sued for a declaratory judgment that his poster was a fair use of the photograph. The parties settled out of court in January 2011. In February 2012, Fairey pleaded guilty to destroying and fabricating evidence showing that he h
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Learn Nim in Y Minutes
(learnxinyminutes.com)
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Nim in Action - a language book with syntax and the like of course, useful, but also one that tries to teach concepts from first principles.
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Did French schools avoid print, and force script? Somewhere around 1 in 5 wrote with cursive in my schools (millennial from Appalachia).
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Is the implication that you would have a Netflix/Hulu/Disney dynamic of... Social media subscriptions?
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I wonder how their ad spend compared to Apple's.
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Not who you responded to but, I do yes. Edit: there is one aed drug I haven't tried, vimpat. Maybe that could stand in, but it overlaps with another I take already, and isn't really meant to be used together. I risk flopping aro
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Or nim? I like nim's syntax the most of the four, funnily enough.
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Buying info to advertise privacy has more than a little irony but I'd like to think the DDG people are earnestly trying to improve the state of things. I mean, the browser isn't Sriracha, it's going to need to be advertised
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If you'd like the context of how extremely weird his life was, there is a 4 part podcast about him from behind the bastards. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-behind-the-bastards-29236...
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4y ago
The other commenter mentioning reddit is probably right that it is closer to HN. All my writer friends use vocal.media though if you want to check that out
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4y ago
Ever try making franken-pens? I made one with the cheapest... Jinhao I think and a friend's unmarked, broken pen; a brass nib iirc. Works better than the expensive pelikans I've tried, and was interchangeable, weirdly enough. N
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Intentions aside, I read it as a very narrow comparison of the relative durability - I'm guessing they weren't trying to devalue pacemaker engineering.
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And music, I hilariously forgot to mention
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This has implications in the levels of coverage hospitals and insurance will have to extend to aftercare right? I wonder how long that will take to play out.
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Work on lung exercises for fatigue. I have had health complications that caused the same problem as long covid seemingly causes; tiny tiny clots wreaking havoc on capillaries. I think it depends on where the viral load landed and grew, b
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It was my fortune to interact and discuss dsp with him many times around 7 years ago. He is missed. I'm glad his forum posts and podcasts are probably still helping, or entertaining, people everyday
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They have pushed that contract to the limit thankfully. You can load up Firefox with ad blockers and then compare and contrast with their browser. They do as well as allowed, and have extra value adds. More well intentioned than brave i
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You can compile to vst with camomile as well, I wanted to mention. https://github.com/pierreguillot/Camomile
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Have some good English language Egyptian new sources?
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Really, that is something that sets it apart in my mind. An explicit, rolling two decade+ compatibility effort.
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The gui really needs its own theming if you use it a lot, and the header file that is supposed to be the stable api is... Limited. Thankfully the unstable stuff hasn't been changed in years so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. https://patchs
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This is like object oriented c, meant for real-time mostly but I honestly use it most for sample processing and synthesizer design. Fantastic software. Fun fact: miller Puckette, pd's author, also wrote the first versions of max/
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Didn't morsi try to dissolve the judiciary?
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Their mobile browser makes search faster. It has a nice autofill email feature to proxy your own with a @duck.com domain, stripping the trackers from them. The !bang feature has been useful for me socially, like in conversations, making s
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