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by tetraodonpuffer 11y ago
it depends on where you live, over here a medium sized bunch of organic kale is $2.99 at whole foods by itself, and $0.20 won't get you that many oats, let alone honey or cinnamon. The advantage of things like Soylent is that the price
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by tetraodonpuffer 11y ago
there is a lot of literature about how much sodium is too much, it's much harder to find minimum values: I personally due to health issues am on an extremely low sodium diet (< 500mg/day, usually around 400mg) and have been for
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by tetraodonpuffer 11y ago
I think one of the issues is that often when it comes to depression treatment precedes diagnosis, and treatments affecting the symptoms can make the diagnosis even more difficult. People going to their GP with a 'I feel depressed'
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by tetraodonpuffer 12y ago
I can comment on Italian (native speaker) and there are a few borrowed words that are feminine likely because the word they refer to is feminine, the ones I can think of are: - e-mail / electronic mail / posta elettronica -> fe
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by tetraodonpuffer 12y ago
mods that cannot initiate network connections or the local filesystem are not that much of a concern, but running an arbitrary C# program as your local user to me is a significantly different use-case, I think the steam workshop should inte
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by tetraodonpuffer 12y ago
it is nice to see that they post hash values of what was audited, but how do I prevent the steam client from automatically updating the mods I have to a newer non-audited version? how can you compute a checksum of the module before download
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by tetraodonpuffer 12y ago
assume I have a "good" mod, lots of people download it, which as far as I understand is a "subscription" in steam workshop terms, somebody breaks into my account and uploads a malicious update, now everybody will downloa
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by tetraodonpuffer 12y ago
I think skylines mods are non-sandboxed (meaning you can do what you want code-wise, note the mod that adds reddit posts to your game internal chirper) that would concern me from a malware perspective
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by tetraodonpuffer 12y ago
I am not really sure why networks would have to distribute a list of locations: the default for connecting is simply 'do not autoconnect or look for any network I have not already connected previously in this location '. If the u
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by tetraodonpuffer 12y ago
why aren't 'know networks' gps-geofenced on smartphones? You have GPS, if your previous 'known network' (say, home) was in location X, it should not automatically connect (or even try to connect) to it at X + 20 m