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by oblib 3y ago
I got 97% on the first part and was impressed with myself, but you're experience with design work is certainly the professional difference. That's impressive!
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Study Finds Cannabis Users Had Better Covid-19 Outcomes(forbes.com)
4 points by oblib 3y ago|0 comments
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by oblib 3y ago
I'm pretty happy with Thunderbird. Apple's latest "Mail" app is good too but I still use Thunderbird. I just checked and mine says "115.3.3 (64-bit) Thunderbird is up to date" so I guess I'll be waiting a
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by oblib 3y ago
I've been dealing with tinnitus for about a year now. The only thing I've found that helps is Ginko Biloba. I'm buying that at a "Dollar General" store so the source is iffy and so is the effectiveness, but it certa
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by oblib 3y ago
I visited Yellowstone back in the early 80's, and that's probably about right for me, and for good reason. I got there late at night and pulled off on a forest road to sleep and early in the morning I got up to take a pee. I walke
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by oblib 3y ago
That's truly awesome to hear. It's truly "crazy times" we're living in now and we all have to figure out how to deal with it. Years ago I realized that watching the "News" was getting to me. I'd get u
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by oblib 3y ago
That's pretty crazy. Back in the `80s I listened to the head of the USC Med school on the radio talk about doctors graduating who just barely passed the grade and then said "going to the doctor was the #1 cause of avoidable deaths
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by oblib 3y ago
I'd thought about working on this myself after hearing about "ShotSpotter" on the YouTube channel "Live on Patrol". That company apparently charges quite a bit for those and it seemed to me that using an RPi would b
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Bing AI chat messages are being hijacked by ads pushing malware(techradar.com)
1 points by oblib 3y ago|0 comments
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‘Game of Thrones’ creator and other authors sue ChatGPT-maker OpenAI(apnews.com)
28 points by oblib 3y ago|29 comments
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by oblib 3y ago
Personally I don't think YouTube should have any restrictions on who they let use their platform. If I started a platform for Bluegrass musicians to upload their music and someone started uploading videos of shooting guns I should be a
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by oblib 3y ago
I've been working on an simple invoicing app for small businesses for over 20 years. It has become a somewhat complex project and my app does not do much of what's cited in this article. >> Now, when someone asks for advice
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First – A Game-Changer in Telescope Technology (SETI)(youtube.com)
1 points by oblib 3y ago|0 comments
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by oblib 3y ago
This is a dumb move. The font in their old logo is unique and instantly recognizable. The new logo font is plain and boring as Helvitica.
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Johnson and Johnson is getting rid of its script logo after more than 130 years(apnews.com)
1 points by oblib 3y ago|1 comments
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by oblib 3y ago
Well they can't write in cursive either, so that's pretty close to dead now too. To be fair, it is kind of a pita to use those tiny text entry apps on phones and that's how most folks converse remotely nowadays. So it really
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by oblib 3y ago
I think the core problems are some people love bullshit and others are willing to sell it to them. That's become a booming business nowadays. Those that love and buy bullshit being sold don't care that it's bullshit. I have l
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by oblib 3y ago
I watch the "Virtual Railfan" youtube channel now and then and some (quite a few) of those trains have cars with wheel bearings just screaming from being worn out. There are also videos of trains derailing where you can see those
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by oblib 3y ago
I've gotten pretty good at ignoring/blocking trolls over the years. FB has become a favorite place for old geezers to crap on each other. About 5 years ago I started whittling down my "Friends List" to less than 100 beca
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by oblib 3y ago
Alzheimer's is listed in the "Topics" related to that article on that web page. An obvious next step would be a controlled test to see what happens with those folks. Seems to me it'd be worth a shot if you were close to
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by oblib 3y ago
I doubt that because I have personally felt the physical effects of fragrances, both good and bad, and they can be very noticeable. A 3x improvement maybe not really be all that surprising. Smell is a pretty strong sense when you're yo
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by oblib 3y ago
Yes, Procter & Gamble funded it. That seems to like something they might and should be interested in. Personally, I realized at a young age I was very affected by some fragrances and perfumes. I got vicious headaches and felt sickened w
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by oblib 3y ago
I'm in the beginning of that age group so I'm gonna have to look into this.
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Simple fragrance method boosts cognitive capacity: study(scitechdaily.com)
112 points by oblib 3y ago|58 comments
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by oblib 3y ago
That's a pretty big problem. There is a large church "camp" near us, "Kamp Kanakuk" that is somewhat notorious for that.
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by oblib 3y ago
The article reports the Texas law said "pornography sites would have been forced to display a “Texas Health and Human Services Warning” in at least 14-point font — one such warning was specified to read, “Pornography increases the dema
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Visual artists fight back against AI companies for repurposing their work(apnews.com)
1 points by oblib 3y ago|0 comments
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by oblib 3y ago
I watched this video a few days ago and what they've done is truly amazing. I live in the Ozarks in SW MO and four of the five acres are hill side littered with rocks. A few years ago I piled up some of those rocks in an area that was
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by oblib 3y ago
That's interesting. I've never looked at Gab but I've seen FB posts with comments that got just stupid nasty. I finally started using that "block" option a lot faster and put an end to that.
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by oblib 3y ago
I lived in LA when Prop 13 was passed. It was intended (promoted) to keep long time homeowners from paying more in taxes than their monthly payment to the bank each month, which was mostly affecting folks of retirement age. Hard to imagine

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