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by strstr 6y ago
Friend of a friend did the same thing as GP. I believe it “just” requires visa approval and quarantine.
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by strstr 6y ago
Really depends on the activity. For any activity where overuse injuries are common, it’s probably a good heuristic. I consider myself reasonably fit, but I’m not sure any of the activities I do strictly require physical pain. Soreness? Fati
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by strstr 6y ago
For a long time, both Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary evaded the question of who summitted Everest first. They reached the top as a team. Most of the "forgetting" seems to happen when it comes to communicating about larger, less
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by strstr 6y ago
Don’t eat microwave popcorn (PFOAs have been replaced there with other PFCs, which might not be an improvement). Avoid other similarly non-stick heated disposable packaging. Avoid overheating non-stick pans (or don’t use them at all). Use a
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by strstr 6y ago
Most people avoid washing waterproof gear often (and particularly not at high temps), since it’s believed to damage the waterproofing. It’s particularly bad if you use normal detergent. That, indirectly, answers your question: it must leech
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by strstr 6y ago
Fluorocarbons are ubiquitous. Fluorocarbons are basically magic when it comes to repelling water. Nordic skiing (and to a lesser extent, downhill skiing) have been going through a bit of a reckoning trying to remove them from competitions.
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by strstr 6y ago
I have 4 family members in trials (2 Moderna, 2 Pfizer). I would volunteer for challenge trials if given the opportunity. I got the swine flu vaccine in 2010ish. I would take basically any covid vaccine in a heartbeat. Personally, I see it
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by strstr 6y ago
The vaccines have already been tested in tens of thousands of people.
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by strstr 6y ago
It’s terrifying, but somewhat natural. They feel violated. AirBnB gives them a pittance. The police say they don’t think they will catch the crooks. The host shrugs their shoulders and moves on. The author is looking for an alternative, eve
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by strstr 6y ago
How does this fail after a moments scrutiny? Pet owners have an alternative: put them in cargo. People are categorically more important than pets. To suggest anything else is insulting, frankly. (Note: putting kids and pets in the same cate
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by strstr 6y ago
(While this might be an interesting hypo, it probably won’t be viewed charitably in the context of discussing pet allergies and planes.)
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by strstr 6y ago
It’s in the article?
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by strstr 6y ago
Yes, people need to move. Which would you prioritize? Pets or GP’s spouse? Pets are a choice.
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by strstr 6y ago
Naive guess: the damage was already done. Cough is a response to the damage caused by the virus, not to the virus itself. If you get shot, you still have a bullet wound when the bullet comes out.
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by strstr 6y ago
Maybe without the color? The facts you mention should speak for themselves. The rhetorical style you are using is childish and inappropriate for this forum. You are insulting most people who post here. This is definitely frowned upon.
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by strstr 6y ago
Your point is fine, but your rhetoric is WSB tier. Come back when you’ve got your tendies.
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by strstr 6y ago
I added in some missing pieces [1]. There are probably others. [1]: https://thetruesize.com/#?borders=1~!MTI3MTAzMDM.NDg4OTk2MQ*...
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by strstr 6y ago
It’s not just military ballots. I believe it’s also ex-pats. These may counterbalance each other.
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by strstr 6y ago
A few of the users have the same in game username, and have been online recently.
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by strstr 6y ago
The KVM example is sort of weird to me: the goal of that code inside KVM is to provide a comparatively "easy" interface for creating VMs on multiple architectures. The code isn't particularly motivating if you don't see
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by strstr 6y ago
My situation was unusual, so I'm not sure my solutions would generalize. Sciatica in teens is very unusual. The cause, likely, was a series of fairly involved surgeries I had had as a young child combined with overuse. None of the orth
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by strstr 6y ago
"A healthy man wants a thousand things, a sick man only wants one". There are so many forms of illness where this is true. I've never experienced anything nearly as persistent and painful as frozen shoulder. The worst thing I
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by strstr 6y ago
Good luck. I hope things take a turn for the better.
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by strstr 6y ago
Most people that are sick stop drinking. This polluted the early studies on alcohol safety. More recent studies have pointed in the direction of “no safe quantity of alcohol”.
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by strstr 6y ago
This seems like an uncharitable take: OP seems to be arguing you should focus on what you can measure (even if it’s personal experience), and seek guidance when you need help. The concrete advice at the end seems pretty supported by science
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by strstr 6y ago
It’s a rhetorical construct here: they mean a non-bike thing that also requires scraping your knees to learn.
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by strstr 6y ago
The doctor must have been making a bad inference. They must have assumed he had already had been given opiods because he didn't look like he was in that much pain (before the reduction). I wonder if he wasn't guarding his shoulder
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by strstr 6y ago
The one this is about? https://nypost.com/2020/10/14/email-reveals-how-hunter-biden...
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by strstr 6y ago
They are saying that, even if HCQ+zinc is more right, HCQ alone should be an effective treatment (just less effective).
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by strstr 6y ago
These were fun. I would recommend filter-branch over log/interactive rebase for find-swearwords.

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