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picofarad
3mo ago
Hackernews is very good at finding the decoy message. This is as funny as thedailywtf posters who post "code snippets" to fix some other code snippet, and every single code snippet is wrong.
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picofarad
3mo ago
I wrote about 10 albums and my music generally got better over time, but I just stopped writing because I had children; also less time for creativity with a family. If I were forced to write music, now, for money or whatever, it would be ba
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picofarad
3mo ago
Yeah, as far as I know. Also github doesn't have my real name, for instance. I am sure they could know it, but I never agreed to any billing, either.
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picofarad
3mo ago
7-OH, then? Its much stronger, and doses aren't standardized. If I take a half tablet as suggested I'll just evacuate it within an hour. Quarter tablet is hard to cut, so doses are inconsistent. Its an awful product, the way it is
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picofarad
3mo ago
It does, I saw it in Houston this past weekend on android auto and google maps, "police reported ahead; still there [yes] [no]"
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3mo ago
Right, the Pfizer trial went way worse, removing people from the study for catching the disease, etc.
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picofarad
3mo ago
Squeamish *
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picofarad
3mo ago
> pretty sad friendless hole not to know friends or family who ended up in hospital during the peaks. I am unsure what fallacy this is, but it is pretty offensive.
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3mo ago
Why do people keep saying 22? There's more than 22 videos of people suddenly falling to the ground after the vaccine mandates. Does no one remember? I can't be the only one...
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3mo ago
Oh, you made a category error, I think. Flu has variants and they sometimes "predict" which variant to prepare for incorrectly, but as far as I am aware the flu vaccine is very effective against the correct strain.
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picofarad
3mo ago
Vaccine the word came from vacca for "cow", and cowpox virus being weakened and injected to prevent cowpox. MRNA is not weakened virus, it's a spike protein in this case. Or so that's the argument.
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3mo ago
Concord, the single largest failure by a game company (and really, most other companies too, except maybe movie studios lately). Wasn't that the backlash?
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4mo ago
I recently discovered I am allergic to hydrocodone and codeine, and the effort I had to go through to get oxy instead was stressful and I felt I had to bring all of the extra pills with me everywhere to show I wasn't drug seeking or se
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4mo ago
You'd have to stop importing the things you're not paying people enough to produce, otherwise your own products will be more expensive than the next nation over that has no qualms about poor pay for agriculture or whatever. It all
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4mo ago
This is one of those things that will start a fight at a beach party so I'm just goongtto forget the two tenuous studies the FDA used to stand up the guidelines.
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picofarad
4mo ago
Seed oil is healthier than milk fat? Going to need some framing definitions, here...
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4mo ago
Offhand, what was the overdose level? Because 150ng/ml (adjust if I messed units up) isnt an overdose and most people are around ~50 unless they supplement (I mean people outside the 25th parallel.) I think even approaching 300ng/
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4mo ago
They didn't say that.
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picofarad
4mo ago
"Just think your way out of ADD" is a take, for sure.
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picofarad
4mo ago
You didnt need the corning one, though, that's an electrically isolated cable, maybe thunderbolt can't go far unless it is media translated to optical, but I am unsure.
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4mo ago
This is what it feels like they went with.
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picofarad
4mo ago
Huh now I know why I never liked living in Washington and Oregon, especially at higher altitudes. The sun always felt hotter.
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4mo ago
Imagine what would happen if the NYC attorney actually prosecuted cops that stalked.
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4mo ago
I have driven that fast twice, and, yeah, you're right. There's no way, the roads in the United States, and I'm sure wherever that is, are not good enough to go 160 for any length of time. I'm hard-pressed to think of a
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4mo ago
I don't understand the question, and I'm not who you asked, but I think that those are two completely different things. It is our right to protest, and it says nothing about having to give up our anonymity to do so.
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4mo ago
Is that considered exigent or like well we just noticed it anyway because I know that there's case law that says like if the cops barged into your house and you have drugs on the table they can arrest you even if they didn't have
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4mo ago
Oh, well that settles it then. There's no point in arguing about it. It's okay to record in public, right? So it's fine. We should all be fine with Flock. What they're doing is perfectly fine and okay. Because it's
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4mo ago
So you want the police to police the police is what you're saying?
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4mo ago
Adam Carolla says that people aren't evil, but if you wave some money in front of them, they'll do things they wouldn't normally
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4mo ago
What's your source for the "no, quite a lot of people believe the opposite."? Is it a Chicago suburb?
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