saveriomiroddi

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by saveriomiroddi 15y ago
I misread the post, actually.
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by saveriomiroddi 15y ago
I hardly define "balanced" an approach which divides the world in "those who agree with what I stand for" and "those who disagree with what I stand for".
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by saveriomiroddi 15y ago
> No-one internalises feedback if in their heart of hearts they don't agree with it, although they might pretend to to appease their boss. This is not true. One may accept feedback to try a different perspective than his own, which may
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by saveriomiroddi 16y ago
The reference to the wikipedia article is misleading, and practically false. Practicing physical activity indirectly increases a series the expenditure for the basal life processes, so it increases the calories consumption more than the raw
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by saveriomiroddi 16y ago
The star characters corrupted the text. The first '=' is a note after "working solution", the second after "more challenging".
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by saveriomiroddi 16y ago
Seems like to me that almost (probably) all nutrition articles try to find a silver bullet to beat obesity/overweight. My theory is that modern culture keeps searching such illusory silver bullets because acknowledging the working solution
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by saveriomiroddi 16y ago
Happens to me as well - Amazon's service mails are marked straight as spam. Even always taking them out of the spam folder didn't stop it (I was expecting the filter to do some sort of automatic adjustment). Very curious.
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by saveriomiroddi 16y ago
Confirmed here. I've chosen a Thinkpad x200s over a MacBook Pro. Advantages of an x200s over a MacBook Pro 13": - high screen resolution: 1440x900 - smaller and lighter - I can change the HDD very easily - one USB plug more - the x201s also
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by saveriomiroddi 16y ago
I especially like a Chuck Norris fact: Chuck Norris [...] can divide by zero. But also the XKCD "sudo make me a sandwich" one.