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by russdill 1y ago
And a reminder, they have been doing quite a few extra judicial killings lately based on the classification of "terrorism".
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Ah, thank you
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This line gave me pause: "This happened despite murine norovirus being more resistant to far-UVC than many common human respiratory viruses, likely due to its tough protein outer ‘shell’.". Under wide spread use, would viruses sim
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by russdill 1y ago
A core part of the article is that shorter wavelengths are used that don't penetrate as far, so they only cause DNA damage in outer layer cells of the skin that do not replicate. This would not be the case with an open surgical area.
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by russdill 1y ago
vue, it's vue.
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The human flea is not extinct and is actually one of the counter examples as it does infect other species such as pigs. Humans cannot host infestations of dog fleas. You can be bitten by a dog flea, but you cannot complete it's life cy
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by russdill 1y ago
Lots of diseases are potentially zoonotic. When diseases have animals in the name, it often just refers to zoonosis itself (except of course chickenpox). But when diseases or parasites have human in there name, it's almost always becau
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Hence the "H"
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It's a cute just so story. Maybe not super interesting, but a fun read
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So is poor oral hygiene a risk factor?
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It looks like the wear is related to holding a positive voltage on the gate. So just the act of storing information
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That isn't the impression I get. It's not a wear issue so much as a natural degregation of the materials. It's something that is being worked on for the technology to be viable.
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Unfortunately drugs like sumatriptan have extremely limited data
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There are also real risks to ignoring pain and the destructive effects it has to quality of life and mental well being, all of which can have effects on the mother's and the fetus's health. What is a pregnant person with debilitat
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by russdill 1y ago
You built a few computers a year? Max? It becomes a much bigger issue when you're handling dozens of systems a day.
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Look at it this way, any time a new side channel attack comes out the situation changes. Having this as a mitigation that can be turned on is helpful
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Do I really need to spell out the technique of placing cameras on predominately minority neighborhoods?
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The road that runs next to my local elementary is 50mph, 25mph when children present.
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Lol, this would be assuming police have no control over placement of the speed cameras.
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Can confirm this is super easy. It has the additional advantage of monitoring power usage and it allows you to cut power if the leak sensor under it goes off
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by russdill 1y ago
There's a huge range of chromosomal anomalies. You don't see the vast majority of them because the pregnancy self terminates. It's something the human body is already doing. People with down syndrome are great people who live
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by russdill 1y ago
It's written intentionally vague.
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Where you park, are there lights? Then there's electricity. It's something that's fixable, we just have to have the will to do it. It's worth it.
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by russdill 1y ago
It's very frustrating to city dwellers that so much of the "discourse" on the right is how immigrants are destroying cities, mass transit is a death trap, etc. And it's aimed squarely at rural voters.
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It's not an error though. From is training it's outputting things most likely to come next. Saying it's an error means that being accurate is a feature and a bug that can be fixed. It's of course not actually hallucinati
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by russdill 1y ago
You've linked to something regarding an ECU component. Nothing about fuel switches. "This Service Bulletin provides instructions to replace the EEC MN4 bridge ball grid array (BGA) microprocessor"
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by russdill 1y ago
If you read through the boeing procedures, if an engine fails just after take off you delay cutting throttle or hitting the cutoff until you have positive climb and pass a certain altitude. Specifically because a mistake here would be so in
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Neither is a toggle switch and the gear lever is incredibly conspicuous: https://www.aerosimsolutions.com.au/custom-products/olympus-... This would be like opening your car door when you meant to activate the turn sign
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There is no possible way to confuse these two actions. There's a reason a wheel is attached to the gear lever.
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These switches are operated at startup and shutdown. So pretty much daily. By pilots and likely maintenance crews. Such a defect with not to unnoticed for long

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