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by neuronic 6y ago
I am glad Apple is actually managing and moderating their store as opposed to the ocean of fraudulent crapware on Google Play and to an even more extreme extend the Windows Store... I have never had a single person complain about what they
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by neuronic 6y ago
I am paying for Westworld but you know what I am not willing to pay for? Scientific articles. That's because in a lot of cases, taxes have already paid for the grants or sponsors/donors decided to support the research. Blood sucki
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by neuronic 6y ago
At least 10.000 IU/day are seemingly not a problem [1]. Old recommendations of only 1.000 IU/day are likely way too low as well [2]. [1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S09
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by neuronic 6y ago
Be careful. It's unlikely that you remembered what happened during your second day in university without me bumping your neurons a bit. What I am saying is, that often we need an access trigger first even if the memory is technically
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by neuronic 6y ago
That's just the natural consequence of a free market. If it is cheaper and easier to hoax, people will do it. It also incentivizes cheaper recovery of archeological artifacts, saving money in the exfiltration process. Not good.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Also, many try to close the genetic gap here with drugs. Many "leaders"/ high performance people are constantly coked up or on amphetamines.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Also, depending on your level of sun exposure and possible deficiency, you should probably supplement MUCH more than what has been usual for decades. You will find a max of 1000 IU and many supplements at daily doses way lower than that (30
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by neuronic 6y ago
Everything is innovation today. It's why every single tech presenter has to creepily emulate Steve Jobs in some way. To give you the innovation vibe.
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by neuronic 6y ago
? Media isnt mentioning it a lot and still does faulty reporting all the time ("respiratory virus"). But there have been numerous studies and articles spread in Europe about exactly these effects. Example: https://www.t
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by neuronic 6y ago
Anecdote time: I am driving a Zoe multiple times a week and thoroughly enjoy it. Is it premium class car and will take me 600km? No, but that's not why I am driving Zoes. I drive them because it's short city commutes 99% of the ti
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by neuronic 6y ago
Must be just lovely for pets at home or is it outside of the frequencies that cats can hear (up to 79 kHz)? Also this thread is filled with people complaining about bluetooth spying capabilities and now you post an app with bluetooth always
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by neuronic 6y ago
Asia has solved a lot of the issues surrounding the pandemic months ago. While American and European economies will be crushed by Corona (it's I bet it's not even half time) due to conspiracy theories, ignorance and egoists and ad
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by neuronic 6y ago
No it doesn't. Apple has shipped an insane amount of AirPods and even if a minuscule amount is affected by the hardware issues, thousands of people will still experience them. The same goes for Apple support: you won't read online
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by neuronic 6y ago
Blaming without context or proof, outrage culture and assaulting people who were not convicted of anything yet is the Internet's primary sport.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Especially since the more classical approaches to management have insane weaknesses that everyone constantly complains about even on this site.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Yea but thats still ONE guy who might be bitter for one reason or another. It's hard to get an objective look at Valve like this. What we get is utterly filtered.
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by neuronic 6y ago
All of these work more like scratchpads and, well, note books. That's fine if I want to put information down for later retrieval and even for low key exploration of past thought. But that's just the digitization of pre-21st centur
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by neuronic 6y ago
Forgive my ignorance: isn't this solved by fallbacks, at least on the iPhone/MacBook itself (don't know about webauthn)? If my finger is rejected multiple times, I am asked for the password instead.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Better resolution yet takes 5 seconds to open and paint the app drawer... great.
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by neuronic 6y ago
My iPhone 8 has been my daily driver for 3 years now and runs like fresh out of the box. Battery degradation is the only issue but that's just natural wear and tear.
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by neuronic 6y ago
In general we have to look much closer at viruses causing chronic illnesses or autoimmune disorders. Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) is another one where lots of ailments seem to follow - I speak from personal experience combined with many reports
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by neuronic 6y ago
I didn't say EY was alone.
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by neuronic 6y ago
E&Y simply had no interest in losing a customer by reporting what was well known to them.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Mention their name. It's Ernst & Young.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Hmm, the travel was really something I got used to quickly, although I also prefer more travel. I found the noise and the lack of an escape key much worse and these issues have recently been corrected. Still, I don't think these issues
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by neuronic 6y ago
At least we don't have to manually adjust fan speed every time WLAN resets after sleep <3
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by neuronic 6y ago
I am typing on a 2017 MBP keyboard that never broke. While I generally share the criticism it is neither garbage nor worthless. These unnecessary juvenile hyperbolisms are so boring. The keyboards had a higher fault rate and many other issu
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by neuronic 6y ago
YES. I think Safari is great but for several reasons I use Firefox. Thank you, Tim Apple!
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by neuronic 6y ago
Late but essentially what the others said. Additionally I would point out that I migrated my accounts whenever I used them and noticed I logged in - so really piecewise. On top, I had some burts of motivation to step through my password man
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by neuronic 6y ago
Yep, migrated from Gmail and very happily so :)

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