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571.
by tapland 7y ago
And the moral one. You could have gotten any conceivable illness while having had optimal healthy habits forever. The US pays around 2x the cost compared to any other country, and just as much as the others from taxes, presumably just to be
572.
by tapland 7y ago
Pocket Casts still gets me, and I encountered really weird behavior and have no idea how to fix it just a few days ago. Not sure if I'm getting old, but if that's it I understand grumpy old people feeling righteous anger at change
573.
by tapland 7y ago
But in Fusion what we are doing is intentionally creating helium. It's the mechanism we want. In fission it's a byproduct in that it's not our main intention.
574.
by tapland 7y ago
It's because I wasn't using technology solely to communicate with real life friends, but moderating various forums and running my modchip business. Of course someone who doesn't use a near-instant messaging service and knows
575.
by tapland 7y ago
Helium is a by-product of fission, but the product of fusion. The formation from alpha-particles around fission reactions (and the amount being like 100g/year?) makes it not very worthwhile to collect.
576.
by tapland 7y ago
I don't know if it is the phone. The iPhone was released when I was in high school and before buying one it was very stressful knowing there might be emails I really need to respond to asap, but I can't even know if they exist. Wi
577.
by tapland 7y ago
Though after showering in the morning and putting those parts in cotton clothes it might be the cleanest area you've been close to touching the last few hours when going to the bathroom.
578.
by tapland 7y ago
FIFA is you playing a virtual soccer team. Fantasy football is you managing a soccer team roster with points given to your chosen players based on real world performance the past week.
579.
by tapland 7y ago
I'm very happy that medical data can be transferred digitally some places though. It's taken 6+ months to transfer records when moving.
580.
by tapland 7y ago
About the distance of the flight.
581.
by tapland 7y ago
It takes <67 ms for light to travel half the circumferance of earth. From my location in Europe to Chicago it takes 26 ms. Cables aren't laid out straight, but network infrastructure adds a majority of the cross continental latency.
582.
by tapland 7y ago
We just added in some new TIMESTAMPs today. Gotta make sure the code is maintainable in the future you know.
583.
by tapland 7y ago
It's not. You could also mass surveil HN since it's public.
584.
by tapland 7y ago
Depends on local laws and the telcos policies.
585.
by tapland 7y ago
Do you have any links to data showing effects on brain temperature from that treatment? Afaik interest has been low in carrying around enough ice pack capacity to make this viable, and with lacking data for it even working, whereas head-coo
586.
by tapland 7y ago
That is extremely ineffective. What you might want to do is to cool the brain through cooling the outside of the head as well as through the nasal cavity. Even if you chug a giant slurpee the largest effect on the brain temperature will be
587.
by tapland 7y ago
Because it's hard. I helped out at a company among many that are trying to develop a system that would allow you to do this in ambulance and they started testing prototypes 10 years ago and have yet to progress from that stage.
588.
by tapland 7y ago
??? Any northern countries like Scandinavia for example? Gas isn't a thing here.
589.
by tapland 7y ago
And plaster it with invasive ads.
590.
by tapland 7y ago
The last few years I think it gets overshadowed by dropping life expectancy, and when life expectancy increases it probably gets bundled with dozens of other causes when it's reported on.
591.
by tapland 7y ago
Yes, you can disable supplementary data (Location from WiFi Hotspots nearby) but not NILR (Network Initiated Location Request). > Disabling EED will not affect the regular NILR process: Emergency location data requested by the user’s car
592.
by tapland 7y ago
I think you are reading things into 'play' that aren't there. What you seem to suggest is that naming anything 'play' makes it impossible for you to not get enjoyment out of it, since there are no conditions for you
593.
by tapland 7y ago
Because there is no excitement or any possibility of winning motivating you to even pretent do put effort in
594.
by tapland 7y ago
Why the socialist country comment? They weren't mass replaced until the 80s anywhere.
595.
by tapland 7y ago
Yes or "Is there a reason we don't use sshd here?"
596.
by tapland 7y ago
> Alcohol was associated with feasts Was it now? Alcoholic beverages were seen as a nutritious (!!!) staple food from it's discovery until recently. It was also the only thing to drink in areas that lacked clean water (and one cared
597.
by tapland 7y ago
Now TDP isn't really reflecting output and can't be compared well across brands. But a 2x difference in TDP is a lot more than the different ways of calculating them between amd and intel
598.
by tapland 7y ago
This guy was under (some) medical supervision with some supplements and with regular testing. Your situation sucks, but this man is not doing what is happening to your wife and you shouldn't be offended by a story about the worlds most
599.
by tapland 7y ago
I wouldn't say never, but it is the current frontier and so far disruption has seemed remote without being able to just buy Fox, Sinclair media etc off the air or some other free speech impediment.
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by tapland 7y ago
That's working on an issue from two different directions. We work towards considering a simulation probable because of what we ourselves are working towards creating. Stating the cause/creator first and looking for evidence of it

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