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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Do you know what the treatment option(s) were? That seems extremely expensive even for cancer. Makes me wonder what my family plan's maximums are.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Yeah very much so, it was like I was in a holodeck visualizing things with my mind. My dreams are always weirdest when I'm sick too.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
I had one of the most incredible dreams ever last week. I was laying on the couch watching something, not feeling too great, and I fell asleep, I think. Thinking I was still awake, I began to see this city by the sea/ocean, and I remar
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
It's pretty simple, Alphabet/Google make it far too easy for mistaken, false or frivolous claims. It's obvious why, usually the claimant has the heavy bags of money to use as a bludgeon, but it's not right.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
What bothers me the most about the CA-Stole-Elections drumbeat is how devoid these kinds of articles are with evidence. They don't qualify which or how many votes were ultimately changed, but it's a well enough hypothesis so write
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
That sort of makes sense, but what are examples of other legitimate incentives that might compel a researcher to disclose the presence of a vulnerability before the vendor has a fix?
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Help me out here, in what way is it Orwellian? I always assumed the responsible part had multiple non-conflicting meanings, that 1) The researcher would not disclose it to the public until the vendor has a reasonable amount of time to fix i
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Decades of Hollywood shows has conflated the two classes as part of the same party animal regimen. Timothy Leary didn't help either. All my (cursory) research suggests either there are parallel worlds that makes no sense to logical peo
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Is this just further marketing malpractice or will there actually be 5 or 3nm features?
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Good, now do something about shady websites at the top of most of my searches with DDG. For instance, search for any late model car and you'll find a slew of websites like 2020-make-model.com or 2021modelmake.com etc. These sites look
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Most people can build up a tolerance. I grew up with cats close to home and never noticed any allergy as a kid. When I got my own indoor cat though, I noticed itching and then flu-like symptoms that got progressively worse. Allergy medicati
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
On top of all that, Obama's campaign had the same or better data directly supplied to them via facebook API's, with facebook's knowledge and approval. CA 'outrage' stories are nothing more than the media wagging the
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
#3 as a myth would be better stated as: Anyone can get diabetes by eating too much sugar
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
At this rate, software developers are going to get worse reputations than lawyers before too long. One app I use every day at work, I have to provide my email address ever day, then log in. Then the app passes authentication for some unkno
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
No doubt, the thing for most people, including anyone who hates paying taxes is the bottom line. I don't see any connection though between the bottom line paid and how forgiving people will be when they discover how easy it is to file.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Which 'prominent people'? It sounds like an incredibly silly argument, one I had never heard of before.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
I got my folks a bird feeder a few years ago when they bought a new house. I grew up a few miles from there, remembering only sparrows, blackbirds, robins, etc and on rare occasions a yellow bird, or a brown bird, or red-wing blackbird. But
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
I bought a new AOC monitor from Amazon, sold by Amazon.com Services, Inc last year. When it got here, It was obvious it had been an open box item. The stand was wrapped in the worst, most unprofessional packing I've ever seen. It wasn
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
By cheating, you're referring to the 17 'unbiased' errors, 100% of which somehow simultaneously helped the Hillary campaign and pushed a sham special council investigation and impeachment on the people, all the while the medi
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
What is the alternative, wait until 500MB blocks are feasible for both blockchain storage and PoS bandwidth?
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Where is the lightning network, so people can buy common, small dollar amounts of goods and services with BTC? IMO that's going to be the next catalyst, it's slowly fading out until it's at least technologically possible to g
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
They would be very wise to hire their own auditors, not necessarily to go into their client's businesses but to review the assessments most of them are already getting periodically, to make sure that evidence presented actually made se
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Have you applied for disability? Really hope you find a way through.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
I find the E8 lattice incredibly interesting, if for no other reason to find out if it's truly representative of particle physics. It predicts more particles we haven't observed yet. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
If I scroll up to/past Luke 21, it goes blank with "No results found". Firefox 70.0.1. I like the minimalist style though.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Approximately what percent of the average population is predisposed to psychosis?
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
While it would be nice to be within walking distance of many daily places, there are real downsides: Noise, air quality, crime. I live in an incredibly quiet and peaceful neighborhood. I do have to drive a good 20 minutes to get to a major
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
I see this point of view a lot, but it's got one major flaw: A lot of my trips to the grochery store/Costco/Sams Club include far more things than I can carry. The idea of not owning a car sounds like the exact opposite of a
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Yeah the KJV was and is still a very good translation, and it was very controversial in it's day. The Catholic church didn't want the Bible in a "vulgar" or common tongue or even being able to read the Bible without thei
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
I wish I could remember it, or even just the word, but it was several years ago. It might have been the word 'prevent' which 400 years ago meant to precede, but I really don't know.

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