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CommanderData
4y ago
Once we have robots doing most jobs, heck why even have babies?
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4y ago
I did some reading on 'good bacteria' for bone health and my take away was it can depend person to person. I wouldn't be surprised if there isn't a one sized fits all here. Probably having a big diverse population is bet
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CommanderData
4y ago
Could be ended tomorrow should the government so wish.
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CommanderData
4y ago
I read its effective at treating lung and liver cancers too. Early diagnosis is key to survival.
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CommanderData
4y ago
Seems to good to be true, retreatment only needed in 10% of cases with much less side effects too. Is this still in clinical trials?
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CommanderData
4y ago
Ontop of this doesn't South Korea have abysmal pay and high cost of living compared to nearer countries.
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CommanderData
4y ago
Please get your facts in order. You'll be taxed 60% of your income like others have said if you earn inside a certain bracket. To add insult to injury the government also collects taxes on purchases. VAT.
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CommanderData
4y ago
They should be required by law to provide offline access to your stream, RTSP or something similar.
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CommanderData
4y ago
Vpn is a short term solution and is like digging your head in the sand.
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CommanderData
4y ago
I don't like the Government is controlling what social media app users can use. This is as much as information control than anything else. But I'm torn, I think banning this app will be a positive for hundreds of millions of atten
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CommanderData
4y ago
Really cool! I didn't know the Raspberry Pi had enough RAM let alone cpu to even run this. Once you've integrated your home into HA it really isn't worth the hassle running it on low end hardware if reliability is going to be
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CommanderData
4y ago
There may be cures in future (ways to regenerate all the areas that are involved in hearing - Auditory nerve, synapse and OHC, IHC) but there currently is no way to regenerate HC after apoptosis in Humans. Recovery of damaged/stressed
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CommanderData
4y ago
There is no cure for hearing damage. Your body can recover from slight damage after a few weeks but generally trauma to hair cells, synapses and auditory nerve is accumulative and overtime they loose their ability to recover. There's c
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CommanderData
4y ago
A popular YouTube channel recently recommended wearing Airpods with noise cancelling on the London underground because sounds routinely exceed 100 decibels sometimes. Unless my understanding is flawed but the mechanical / energy potent
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CommanderData
4y ago
Like Windows 10? I know IT power users who don't even open the new control panel because its layout seems to change completely every couple of months. I'm sure MS are tracking this as a metric but seemingly probably don't eve
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CommanderData
4y ago
Wondering if all this AR/VR stuff eventually becomes like the Voice semi failures seen by Google and Amazon. Its more of an annoyance to have a voice assistant at odds with you trying to push advertisement and listening in on your conv
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CommanderData
4y ago
It will become illegal to own such cars and any cars without smart devices will also be mandated by insurers. This is the world we're going to see soon.
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CommanderData
4y ago
Incorrect not just a DNS block. IP based aswell.
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CommanderData
4y ago
> BMMFs have been proposed as zoonotic infectious agents and drivers of indirect carcinogenesis of CRC, inducing chronic tissue inflammation, radical formation and increased levels of DNA damage. There's also a strong relationship b
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4y ago
Worrying for anyone that's involved in the supply chain and procurement side here. Reputation damage will taint food and drugs of any nation and phamacitucals in India is massive business. I hope they tighten their controls but there&#
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4y ago
Lots of bills people thought would never pass have. The recent legislation undermining of protests being one of them. I can see it happening too.
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4y ago
Probably be able to turn it off up to a few months then its hidden behind a cli flag. Lots of options that were once in chrome://flags were removed making it impossible for any normal user to customise the browser how they want.
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4y ago
There's a advocate subreddit for a HSV-1 vaccine (therapeutic & prophylactic), the same virus mentioned in the article. It's likely you have it dormant and is associated with many other ailments not just Alzheimers. The subred
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CommanderData
4y ago
I noticed this too. I'm considering stopping my subscription and claiming a refund. Chances they'll drop legacy soon and it's usefulness for me goes with it.
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4y ago
> Instead it can fill a niche without hurting anyone Controls and restrictions are good for people and thus society. We see benefits on limiting food intake, drugs, certain perversion (child, incest etc) and the inverse being no limits e
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CommanderData
4y ago
Pretty much how we'll all be back to the office soon. Someone somewhere will take the job and maybe even have good reason to go into the office.
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CommanderData
4y ago
Thank you. In the UK I've been told our private insurers don't cover chronic conditions in most work group policies.
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4y ago
Don't some insurers outright deny cover for chronic or genetic conditions?
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4y ago
Here's a updated video conversation with Dr Swan released last month. Endocrine Disruptors - Common Chemicals that alter your hormones https://youtu.be/uLxFazLK2Mg It looks like we're heading for collapse eventual
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CommanderData
4y ago
Can you cite this as it sounds horrible.
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