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viciousvoxel
3y ago
fyi, Judaism does not prohibit the consumption of alcohol. Sometimes it's even required for religious purposes -- notably you need to drink four "cups" (at least the volume of an olive, IIRC) during the upcoming Passover sede
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3y ago
Not my metaphor -- it's one used by many doctors, neurologists, psychiatrists, and psychologists. ADHD does in fact have a physiological basis. It's a neurological disorder, specifically a neurodevelopmental and neurobehavioral di
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I meant it mostly jokingly, and I actually agree with you for the most part, though I do think literally catching on fire multiple times is not so amazing. I grew up riding the MBTA and mostly just lament how it's been mismanaged and s
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3y ago
That's really interesting, thanks for the clarification
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3y ago
That's absolutely fine and your choice, and great that you don't feel that you need it, but just for anyone who could benefit from medication and is seeing your comment, it doesn't make you any less "you". Just like
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3y ago
Especially with all of the problems they've been having over the last couple of years, I had to double-take when I saw you describe riding the MBTA as "a pleasure"
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3y ago
Interestingly, that may actually make the collider-produced neutrinos less dangerous than those from a supernova. I'm not sure how it translates to other types of radiation, but at least for neutron radiation (e.g. cosmic rays) the amo
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3y ago
Way back when I did an internship in Rome, NY. The "NY" part was very important to say to avoid confusion.
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That's awesome. I also got hit hard by the science bug (pun intended) as a kid, which I can partly attribute to finding a random virology textbook in an academic bookstore dollar bin. I was obsessed with virology at least until college
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3y ago
You're being obtuse. Parent clearly meant gentle as in "lower impact", which really is the idea. Swimming is a great exercise option for joint health (and in general).
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3y ago
Probably not what you want, but the Lenovo Workstation TB 4 dock has 230W output but uses a proprietary "Thunderbolt 4 split cable" that is only compatible with certain Lenovo laptop models.
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3y ago
Not disagreeing with you, but before you go down that math rabbit hole, you might want to double-check which country this took place in...
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3y ago
Imagine someone being so afraid of a little piece of their meat being replaced that they would rather die. My point is, you're allowed your opinion, but if you're simply deriding others for not sharing yours, you're not reall
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3y ago
Your anecdote sounds more likely a result of improper preservation than anything else, since it's unlikely everyone present would have had an intolerance. The author of the page you linked also seems to imply that their reaction was so
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3y ago
Recently got a Hiby S3 II. Happy with it so far. The Tidal UI could be better but it works.
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3y ago
Modern digital audio players (DAPs) exist. Basically an iPod with an upgraded DAC and amp, and optionally WiFi and Bluetooth for direct streaming from Tidal or local media server or from your phone. I also use mine as a Bluetooth receiver f
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3y ago
Don't forget Boston Dynamics
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3y ago
A high quality mechanical watch, aside from being a beautiful object from an artistic and engineering perspective, tends to be a significantly better store of value than diamonds (vs natural diamonds especially)
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3y ago
"300 megapeople" cue Attack on Titan theme
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3y ago
A bit besides the point, and not exactly disagreeing with you, but in my experience (living in Italy for over a year now) most Italians don't own a high-tier espresso machine. They have a cheap aluminum moka pot or a nespresso pod mach
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3y ago
Aztec gods are absolutely the wildest and most metal. Xipe Totec, "Our Lord The Flayed One", is another fun one -- usually depicted with deep-set, red eye sockets peeping through under his mask-like face and with an extra set of l
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IANAL but I think you're basically right, however judges and lawyers are human and may not be aware of these finer granularity "micro-races". I'd like to think this bill is a case of "explicit is better than implici
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3y ago
So, Italy, except perhaps parts of the northwest
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3y ago
Yes, personally. Instead of my employer paying for my healthcare (and that being factored into base salary), I would rather receive that money as salary and pay higher taxes. The idea of employers paying for health insurance in the US only
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3y ago
Yes, it can. If your Synology model can run docker, running a minio instance is a good option. https://kopia.io/docs/repositories/
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In fact, there's a museum of forgeries in Vienna ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_Art_Fakes )
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Completely agree. Catulus was sort of a talented incel-type imho. I remember his work being way more fun to read and translate but Ovid was obviously more brilliant and...poetic.
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Not parent but yes; related meanings (e.g. hate/torture, ask/know) and typically same part of speech (e.g. both verbs or both adjectives), and the lines having similar (but here reversed) sentence structure (another commenter post
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The vast majority of defense work does not require a polygraph. It's really only a requirement for certain SCI/SAPs which are programs that have their own additional security requirements on top of Top Secret.
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3y ago
Sure, but you're making the assumption that your beans are shiny because of butter, while we know all dark-roasted beans will be similarly shiny regardless. You're not providing any clear evidence that butter-roasted beans retai
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