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SARS-COV-2 binds to ACE2 receptors which are prevalent in your lungs and your gut. Its possible the virus attacked the gut rather than the lung. Staring at data last night there's about 1/4-1/3 of a chance for "mild sy
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The average person needs 7 gallons of water, 28 cans of meat, and 14 cans of fruit per 2 weeks. For a month long stockpile that comes out to 21 gallons of water, 84 cans of protein, and 42 cans of fruit. However everyone is probably stock
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We used to ship things by air to the caribbean via american airlines all the time. I have fond memories of a child going to EWR cargo docks and dropping off a 55lb drum to send to the islands.
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I am debating Ordering a pizza right now and I was thinking of putting it in the oven for 2-3minvwhen it got here then store it in a container I have at the house and discard the box as usual. I see no flaws in this plan.
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Gonna finish up work on my 3D marble madness clone now. Thanks for the motivation!
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How would you associate with ruby tests vs go tests vs my random test library that doesn’t have a great framework?
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How have you been handling the disease since?
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As long as money is cheap, the rich (VCs, Angels) will throw cash at you to satisfy their tax liability. A unicorn going public is just a side benefit.
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I maintain that copying is fine in some or a lot of cases because stale data has a diminishing ROi and eventually becomes useless. Doesn’t mean the govt couldn’t amass data from multiple sources to provide a complete picture of you. But y
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The secret sauce in jitsi is NAT traversal so make sure you don’t have an overzealous firewall on the hosting server. Second it relies on google STUN servers, changing to different servers or using ips instead of dns may help fix problems o
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Last I tried BBb it was clunky and awful. It looks much better now I will have to try it again
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Jitsi is like zoom, big blue conference is like webex/gotomeeting
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Thats not what it means to being a 501(c)(3). You can simply look at where their income is derived to tell if they have russian influence. https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/public-disclosure-...
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Civil disobedience.
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The “wall”. The money was only partially needed for building physical wall. The rest was electronic surveillance and deterrence. But dumbed down to the people as “the wall”. It’s been his M.O. his whole presidency
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Uh well it causes bilateral interstitial pneumonia which is inflammation that causes irreversible scarring around the air sacs. If you get it you will have scarring. If you get it badly you will have bad scarring that will impact your fut
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Helicopter money to small businesses.
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Those numbers are atrocious. But if SBA is offering that I wonder what small business loans from banks will look like, 1-1.5%?
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if you look at what happened in china, specific manufacturing hubs were opened first then slowly other core economic areas finally ending with travel restrictions being lifted. the aftermath is that the populace is still fearful of infecti
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>He again suggested this week that the US could refinance it's debt like a mortgage. This reads as dumbing down the explanation of interest rates enough for the american population to understand or in other words >>he does or
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Comcast is fiber to the CMTS then its coax the rest of the way (last mile). In my neighborhood they terminate about 4-6 customers per CMTS. BTW, Comcast offers me the lowest ping both Verizon and AT&T backhaul to a city 250mi away.
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I drive about 3.5k miles a year, the OEM tires would have given me 70k miles but I would have never got there. the michelin pilot sport 4s where $5 more per tire and would survive just about 7 years (i'm planning 3-4 with the occasion
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ahhh i remember as a teenager making sure our board of ed systems were Y2K-compliant. numerous times the principal staff would evacuate the office to take care of some action going on in the halls of the school. leaving me with access to
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How apropos to current events.
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EEPROM. And there has always been a reflash method for bricked firmwares for all AMI and Phoenix BIOS' as well. Insert disk with firmware, Hold a key, power on. Once upon a time we got somewhere in the neighborhood of 1200 dell works
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Malware?
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Ordered an alarm keypad it came in a box with zero padding.. just sliding around. A lot of my wife’s orders have been in blue bubble wrapped packaging Other things however come just as you would expect (paper wrapping or bubble wrapped). S
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Just realized all the info I’m giving Amazon by using the app. Time to change up habits for 2020
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GitHub has saved replies so the function is already stored and can be recalled with as little as two clicks
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On Ford it’s timing. The LKAS is read by the PCM which then relays info to the PSCM. The idea is that the steering module is fire walled by the PCM. The CCM and ABS are similar. Toyota and Lexus expose the power steering controller to t
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