netmonk

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by netmonk 4y ago
I have the strong feeling that hp28/hp48 have a deep impact in IT industry given the number of smart and passionated peoples who self taught themselves low level programming before 18yo with them. Im 43 it guy and started playing with
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by netmonk 4y ago
https://imgur.com/a/JRorpqY My little collection
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by netmonk 4y ago
I’m looking for memory card either diy or genuine. Do you know if it exists anymore ? I often find custom Ron card with specific application (EE or advanced physics) but I cannot find 1mb black card for sell.
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by netmonk 4y ago
Beside the hp32sII which refuse to switch on since this last august, my 6 hp48gx are running very well. I have a serial cable and was able to upload program on it ( the famous dune game) I also grabbed some French books (classic one for hp4
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by netmonk 4y ago
Great your older brother from me. He was our tutor during his military service at st Cyr. I myself had an hp48 during my high school and now I own 6 of them I bought on Leboncoin or eBay for cheap. Also found an hp32sII for 5 euros but afte
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by netmonk 4y ago
Wait the paper is under peer review. This was not clear the experiment was in double blind procedure so the author have to rework the paper before acceptance.
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by netmonk 4y ago
Mickey what is the name of your drug dealer ? He sells good stuff it seems.
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by netmonk 4y ago
Well at least “stay at home” and “Doliprane” don’t work. For sure. Unless you want to maximise the number of critical outcome.
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Which bacteria are digesting the meat ? I mean in human intestinal track. I didn’t know chloride acid is a bacteria. Damn the science is fabulous on this website. May be soon a Nobel prize for you ?
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And how many animals die from crop farming ? How many bees have to die for your beloved almond milk ? Living creature aren’t only cow beef sheep and chicken…
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Are you even sure that most vegetable you are eating today even existed 500 years ago ?
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by netmonk 4y ago
Most peasant died early because of lake of animal food. Reading forgotten book from 18th or 18th century about diet and commoner is full a disease very specific related to their diet, for instance one common disease is pellagre. Mass démocr
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by netmonk 4y ago
May be it’s time discover and read Jacques Ellul. Also Michel Glouscard
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You didn’t let them live enough long. Also please provide the complémentation list ( all the chemical they need to add into their daily diet to sustain this narrative). No need to cherry pick far right elements of the bell curve. For centur
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by netmonk 4y ago
How a non-profit pays for hosting website cost, writing report, and so on and so on… being a non-profit doesn’t mean you are tied to corporations and free of any conflict of interest. If you start looking carefully you will see that most no
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by netmonk 4y ago
The main issue here is the bioavailability of those proteins when digesting. red meat is 100% digested and bioavailable for all amino acid that are required for life. Bio availability of protein in plant is far lower, and doesn’t cover th
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by netmonk 4y ago
Fructose is inhibitor of leptin production. Leptin is used in promoting satiety. So in general we always overeat fructose.
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by netmonk 4y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4405421/ https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/how-hig... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles&
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by netmonk 4y ago
There is a limit to supply: the number of hardware unit able to run it. Cost isn’t irrelevant. Either you burn software on floppy, cd or make it available over internet and download, all those have a cost. Also between cost or RD and develo
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by netmonk 4y ago
Why would it be wrong to earn money selling software ? Or why is it good that you earn less and less money for writing and publishing software ? I don’t get it. Working for free is the new normal ?
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by netmonk 4y ago
Are fruits eaten by primates the sames that those eaten by modern human ? I strongly doubt about it. But what we know for sure is modern fruits are causing fatty liver syndrome and metabolism disease in human.
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by netmonk 4y ago
Interesting that nobody question the core concept of online identity. In real world it is useless. Same in the internet. The axiom of online identity is useless and only exists for the sole purpose of control by capitalist cybernetics
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by netmonk 4y ago
Peoples looking to exit vim are not legitimate to use vim. Once you read the vim doc, and understand the core concept of vim, you only need ctrl-z. I strongly hate this meme about quitting vim. This is the kind of saddest cargo cult entrepr
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by netmonk 4y ago
Well there is theory and practice. Those helps and incentives are modulated by revenue of the house. The conditions of revenue to fully reach the maximum amount of helps is ridiculously very drastic. So basically every house with decent inc
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by netmonk 4y ago
Lot of obese peoples or skinny fat people (skinny but with obese metabolism) all about muscle/fat ratio. It’s not because you look good on instagram that you are healthy… Time to fight superstitions
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by netmonk 4y ago
May be your definition of “healthy” might be reviewed. Most <40yo dying were morbid obese. Not healthy.
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by netmonk 4y ago
The day peoples will understand that BMI > 30 induces immnunodepression. Obese peoples have 5 to 6 times more chance to die from any respiratory disease than normal peoples. Also affecting effectiveness of any vaccine by halving it for
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by netmonk 4y ago
You can write whatever tartufferie you want to hide the fact. You didn’t even understand the basic of negative interest. By inverting who pays who. Surely you avoided that negative oil barrel price events showing how much those smart ads f
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May be because flooding market with free money called quantitative easing isn’t anymore putting selective pressure on efficiency of company. Since 2008, thousand of billion of $ where distributed to market, reaching the point that there is
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by netmonk 4y ago
Well your comment is typical to the bias “all calories are equals” First, all calories are not equals, therefore you can be starving and pushed to store energy, in an abundant calories intake. What matters here is bio availability or nutrie

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