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by yareally 4y ago
My wife's and my B12 levels (shown by lab tests) were in the toilet after having a 2+ week covid infection. No energy, memory wasn't great. After getting a B12 injection, our energy levels are back to normal and memory is mostly r
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by yareally 4y ago
There does exist a conversion tool between them: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_(file_converter)
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by yareally 4y ago
> "When did Rome die? When the capital was moved from Rome" Do you consider end of the Roman Empire to be 286CE? That's when the capital was moved from Rome to Mediolanum (Milan).
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by yareally 4y ago
Probably this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/headless-recorder/...
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by yareally 4y ago
Yup, not going to see pot holes on the streets they race formula one (I hope).
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by yareally 4y ago
My car came with higher end perellis. Was not that impressed by them, but could be my bad luck. After hitting a fairly big pot hole, it caused a major bubble to form on the side of the rubber. Switched them out for Michelin and haven't
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by yareally 4y ago
How does it compare to something like Tradytics or Trend Spider? I've been a subscriber to the former for over a year + Trading View for charting. https://tradytics.com/ https://trendspider.com/ https
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by yareally 4y ago
What do you dislike about induction ranges?
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by yareally 4y ago
The Russell 2000 (IWM). Pretty big index. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/IWM/holdings/
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by yareally 4y ago
Yeah, people buy shares of DIA all the time. It's a popular index fund. Not as liquid as spx/spy/qqq, but it's still up there
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by yareally 4y ago
Seems to be a conure trait. I have a green cheek that's also like that. Won't poop on us (except by accident or out of spite), but our budgie really doesn't care where he poops.
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by yareally 5y ago
> Portman (R-OH)* He's retiring this year. Candidates running for his spot in his party are likely to support it though
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by yareally 5y ago
Yes, unintentional side effect. I'm sure it crossed the minds of some the executives that they might be screwing their competition by buying out all the chips. Apple is obviously not going to buy less so their competition can have more
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by yareally 5y ago
Actually, someone was caught a few days ago: https://www.bbc.com/news/business-59342011
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by yareally 5y ago
Probably a little bit of both.
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by yareally 5y ago
Honestly, Opera circa mid 00s, but not everyone is or was a fan. Fast browser, lots of features baked in that would be extensions with all their shortcomings in other browsers. I know Vivaldi exists, but it's not the same, performance
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by yareally 5y ago
There's a few reasons that only make sense if you were in high school at that time in the United States: - Many schools didn't offer programming courses in the 00s (including mine) - Ti calculators came with a large manual and a l
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by yareally 6y ago
Thanks for the reply! I live in Columbus, so I'll have to check out Brukner next time I'm near Dayton. If you guys love places like that, check out the Sugarcreek Bird Farm in Bellbrook[1], not too far from where you are. It'
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by yareally 6y ago
Did you happen to be visiting here[1]? They have two crows and I've seen one of them say "hello" when it saw some birdseed in my hands. https://www.ohiobirdsanctuary.com
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by yareally 6y ago
Reminds me of the TV series, The Americans[1]. It did a great job of humanizing people on both sides of the Cold War. Sure, there were those that were blinded by their nationalism, but a majority on both sides we just trying to live their l
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by yareally 6y ago
The amount of traffic on some parkways can make one feel as if they park there though.
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by yareally 6y ago
There probably still exist some weird edge cases introduced by imagemagick that the developer(s) behind graphicsmagick haven't accounted for. That is, should graphicsmagick account for quirks introduced by imagemagick? If it's me
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by yareally 6y ago
Sure, only because the chemicals weren't regulated yet by the government (and they fought as hard as they could to keep that from happening). Funny enough, DuPont actually had its own regulations for dumping such chemicals and knowingl
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by yareally 6y ago
> "Presumably they aren't dumping beyond the legal limits. That's how our system works." They have and probably still do though[1]. Lived only a couple hours from the location of the film and my wife grew up in a city
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by yareally 6y ago
I think the first game relied on weapon overheating to limit how fast you could fire. The second game used ammo clips and that made combat far easier.
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by yareally 6y ago
Birds, with many being social creatures traveling in flocks will try their best to pretend not to be sick for this reason. They know the flock will leave them behind if they show signs of illness. Annoyingly, this translates into one's
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by yareally 6y ago
The other commenter sums it up--they have many more coarse/rough items to cling onto in the wild. We leave plenty of items like that in his cage as well, but he's very particular about where he perches and what he perches on. Parr
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by yareally 6y ago
Yep, animals learn from bad experiences quite fast. My little parrot won't go near towels anymore because we used to wrap him in one so he would hold still while trimming his nails. This doesn't hurt the bird and not doing it make
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by yareally 6y ago
I know it was said over 2000 years ago, but ravens are quite intelligent. Raking up there with primates and estimated to be similar to a 3-4 year old human. Birds get a bad rap with terms like "bird brained", but it's rarely
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by yareally 6y ago
Bees (other than bumble bees) are not native to North or South America. I would guess that bumble bees, moths, hummingbirds and butterflies did most of the pollination before Europeans Arrived. There are even moths that mimic hummingbirds[1

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