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by partyboat1586 6y ago
That explains why I had heart palpitations last time I had flu. They continued for months afterwards too at random intervals with episodes of stabbing chest pain. Got told by multiple doctors I was fine and probably over stressed.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Can you use an oxygen tank to improve your O2 levels? Or is your rate of absorption a limiting factor?
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
I'm surveying people with similar experiences to you. I have three questions if you don't mind answering them: Did you ever test positive for COVID-19? Do you lift weights or do strength training? How much protein do you consume o
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be true though. Post viral fatigue has been a thing since before COVID it just never got any attention because it affected too few people.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
You mean high blood sugar as in hyperglycaemia?
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Wow, sounds pretty serious. I experienced some of those symptoms in March after a particularly bad respiratory infection. Perhaps it's time to get an antibody test.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Very interesting. Thank you.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
If your concern is obesity and diabetes I encourage you to look up fruititarians. They consume 3000+ calories a day of fruit and loose dangerous amounts of weight. It's not healthy to consume such low fat and protein but it goes to sho
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Take it for what it is: http://raypeat.com/articles/articles/unsaturated-oils.shtml
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Have you got any sources on covid causing vascular disease? I haven't heard about that.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Happens in England too https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/mar/23/ram-raiders-...
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Not all property is monopoly. I own my phone but no one has to use my phone to make calls, there are other sources of phones and places to make a call. If I lived in a town where I was the only person with a phone and was charging people to
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Fair enough
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
If I do a sum and it comes out as something I don't expect I let my intuition guide me to check the sum to ensure no mistakes were made, I don't just accept the answer.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Providing we can stay locked down until the vaccine is ready.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
I agree they are brittle but why are they not informative? They usually catch edge case bugs in situations I wouldn't have time to manually test.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Thank you, that was a very interesting technical overview. I agree people are mostly having an emotional reaction because they feel their boundaries are being crossed but I think a few could be convinced by this argument. The ones that won&
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Yes, that is certainly true and rather scary since people are quite short sighted and currently in a mood for doing things for the greater good while sacrificing individual freedoms.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Better to counter an anecdote with an opposite anecdote than to downvote or shutdown. To some people being shut down proves they are right. Countering like you did provides a natural way to show the weakness of anecdotes.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
The common thread there is libertarianism. They don't want people imposing on them or telling them what to do. To them 5G towers are invading their space and are a symbol of an interconnectedness they would like to deny and limit.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
His view is both utilitarian and short sighted. They don't always go together but they often do since there isn't time enough to work everything out from first principles.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
He's thinking from a pragmatic, utilitarian mindset. He has no principles surrounding privacy. If it has to be sacrificed to get the job done that's fine in his mind as long as it's a net positive.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Someone debunk this for me please: http://www.5gappeal.eu/about/ Edit: I'm legitimately looking for good sources on this. Not trolling.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Clearly he doesn't. Do you?
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
>One way that this can happen is by eating refined (simple) carbs - aka sugars. Refined carbs are complex carbs not simple sugars. Fructose in fruit is a simple sugar, sucrose (table sugar) is a simple sugar. Bread, pasta and anything co
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
I used to be the same. After the carrot therapy my tongue changed colour and milk tasted like the nectar of the gods.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
Thank you for acknowledging this. I worked at a place like that and it put me off security to the point where I didn't want to ever deny any person or app or service permission to anything and was just happy with securing the edge node
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
I'm in the same position and we haven't built our infrastructure yet. Did you use a managed service? Or did you build it slowly and carefully on AWS? I'm currently stuck between the two options. Managed service seems the easi
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
And rightly or wrongly you will be outcompeted by places with more risk appetite, until they have a security breach before they are big enough to swallow the cost.
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by partyboat1586 6y ago
>or not sufficiently tested How do you test a policy?

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