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by usernew 3y ago
The issue with maximizing protein, is that only carbs or fat makes you feel full so you stop eating. When you maximize protein, you eat more. Yes, it is that simple. Serving sizes are a scam to manipulate nutritional labels. What we need
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by usernew 3y ago
First, I'll admit I did not read the whole thing. I read a page, then gave up since the first page was bs, and I'm not interested in reading BS. The example he gives is on English lettter caps. AÃnother language goes above EÊngl
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by usernew 3y ago
As have we, and much longer than that. It is only fairly recently that GPS broadcasts an accurate signal on non-military bands. The military eventually gave up the idea of having people pay for satellites they can't actually use. Mai
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by usernew 3y ago
They do not get "passed on to the workers." That's not how that works - not how any of that works. A business needs a certain number of workers for a certain output. Those workers need to be paid a market amount for their sk
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by usernew 3y ago
I have an 8core xeon laptop from work. it's thin, it's insanely fast, it has 128GB of RAM. I can set the profile to quiet, and the CPU doesn't boost and the fans never come on. Here's what I can do, that a MBP cannot do
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by usernew 3y ago
Honest question - has anyone here, ever, learned anything deep or useful from training videos? I've worked for many large vendors, many large companies. Training videos are less useful and much longer than just reading the product gu
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by usernew 3y ago
This is actually why a lot of people say the left and the right are the same and just give up - I'm one of those people. They're different in different ways, and crazy about different issues, and lie about different things, howev
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by usernew 3y ago
here's the thing with wireless charing - and this may not apply to your use case. when you're plugged in, you're running on the cable. my laptop for example, which I set to charge to 80% and stop, is pretty much always plugge
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by usernew 3y ago
The start menu was not released 10 years ago. the start menu was released when windows 11 was released. Yes, it's still called the start menu. No, it is not the same application, nor does it share any code with previous applications. N
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by usernew 3y ago
yes, big arrays (symmetrix, shark) have battery backed everything - enough to take all the cache and dump it to disk when power is lost. terabytes of RAM. they also often use use a flash cache behind the RAM - that was the primary use for O
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by usernew 3y ago
wait till you see your Cisco bill
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by usernew 3y ago
I give up. Enjoy doubling down Pooty, and take your own advice. Look up what a crime is (this is illegal) and look up what a tort is. There is a reason we have civil and criminal courts.
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by usernew 3y ago
cool. so I have a few thousand VMs of various OSs and hypervisors, a few hundred home-built applications with an average of 10 components each, some mainframe, some ibm-i, a bunch of linux, solaris, aix, and HP-UX server, and I'm using
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by usernew 3y ago
are you familiar with the lower middle-class rednecks who form the republican party, and elect people who at every turn scam them, screw them, and try to take away their medical benefits and social security? yes, they do want to be oppresse
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by usernew 3y ago
I am sorry to have to say this, as it detracts from discussion. you really need to read the full text of things to which you are replying, before replying. you are wrong, and your exact point was already explained. yes - criminal law is the
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by usernew 3y ago
that's like complaining a bentley is too expensive and not good at moving your piano. when you get fined $1mil/min by the SEC for downtime, and data loss or corruption can cost you in the hundreds of millions, or someone dying at
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by usernew 3y ago
Umm sorry, no. I'm a storage engineer with one of the leading enterprise vendors. SSDs are already "short-stroked." They have much more space available internally than you can see through the controller externally. The mor
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by usernew 3y ago
"contracts" is civil law. to be illegal it would have to be criminal law. defamation is legal. it's a tort, you can get sued for it and lose. in civil court. there is contract law, but breaking contract law is not illegal. a
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by usernew 3y ago
What you suggest is impossible, because you are attacking a wrench on the head problem with a coding solution. You can always get a dish and connect to your choice of orbital provider, if your ISP - which is regulated - is blocked. The pr
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by usernew 3y ago
lol I don't need a piece of text to tell me which sections are good contrast and which are bad. my eyes do that all on their own. but yours do not? yes, i'm convinced that an article that talks about good and bad contrast, gives
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by usernew 3y ago
Well, the reason it shows "low contrast" on the page, is because the purpose of the page is to illustrate the low contrast problem. There are many sections that show the contrasting example of good contrast. What you're doin
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by usernew 3y ago
cool. so take the 2000 kids in that school, they probably belong to 700 families. life360 knows what kids belong to what families I'm guessing? what about families without children? what about a couple of old people? for your little ar
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by usernew 3y ago
Not only is the information not available, it's not obtainable. They sell a little gadget. They do not know if the people buying them are a family, fratboys in a household, 3 people dating a triangle, or just randos on the street. Th
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by usernew 3y ago
Pretty much every browser has a blacklist of websites, so no it's not google. The blacklists are a best-effort, and get a lot of false positives which end up pushing smaller websites not only off search results, but now "off the
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by usernew 3y ago
>it's specifically against Chrome I have not encountered any other browser that has a button like Chrome put in. Back in the day, a browser and email apps could set themselves as default, on their own. A long time ago. This was ba
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by usernew 3y ago
he, and his company, are blatantly lying. they are simple scammers - much like the emails you get about penis pills. 20% of US families haven't even heard of his service. heck, not even 2%, not even 2% of the families who work in tech.
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by usernew 3y ago
>put a ton of thought into this problem question: have you put any thought into the fact that you cannot fine Anyone, since you're not the government, and have zero authority to do so? "fine" lol. all you can do, is ban pe
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by usernew 3y ago
I especially hate all those private for-profit police scanner making companies like motorola that piggyback off the cops.
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by usernew 3y ago
I'm sorry - you actually think the movies with a lot of shooting is an advertisement for guns, and when someone chugs pills out of the bottle is an ad for big pharma? if I may ask - and this is very much on topic - who won the 2020 ele
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by usernew 3y ago
so you believe that the close to 50% of factory output that doesn't pass QA gets destroyed or fixed by a company in China, instead of selling it on ebay? oh my sweet summer child.. yes, it gets sold on the Chinese market as well. but w

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