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defensem3ch
2mo ago
no stevia? i avoid all the other ones
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defensem3ch
2y ago
annas-archive.org
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defensem3ch
2y ago
no, "Trump's" And "Project 2025" are the modifiers for "ghostwriters", it is not referring to "Trump's project 2025" but rather "Trump's ghostwriters".
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2y ago
what was the source of fructose used in the study? it doesn't say
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3y ago
from an article cited in another comment: "The mere presence of objects this size is potentially disruptive to the body, because even if they are chemically inert, they are small enough to get into and disrupt cells, rather like sand i
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3y ago
inert to what? your body has to deal with processing all kinds of toxic crap in our environment especially when you ingest it or breathe it in. the amount of people in denial or just now realizing plastic is toxic to humans and animals is m
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3y ago
yes, i use firefox too and i love it. however i recently learned vivaldi has tab tiling and it's WAY better for me to use at work because i can see multiple tabs at once. wish firefox could implement this feature too
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3y ago
surprised to see a lack of support for vivaldi. i am a Firefox user and i love it, but vivaldi is also pretty good
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3y ago
vivaldi
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3y ago
completely agree with this and your previous comment
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3y ago
renoise very much takes influence from modern daws, supports vst plugins and its own native effects and uses high quality samples. it's also full-fledged with tons of features, it's like the ableton live of trackers. bintracker is
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3y ago
wait until they find out about trans fats!
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3y ago
you must be trying to make people sick on purpose!
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3y ago
is it really news that all plastics are toxic? this has been well known for decades. sorry if some of us are just finding this out now.
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3y ago
the dosing was 60,000 IU per month? that's only 2000 IU per day - most vitamin D dosing for effective results i've seen needs to be 10,000 IU per day, implying that they are drastically under-dosing the participants. and i agree w
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3y ago
it's cheap and easy to build a DIY infrared heat lamp sauna for detox so you can sweat out the bisphenols and phthalates!
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3y ago
they didn't equate protein and the data was self-reported, so take this with a grain of salt.
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4y ago
the missing piece is all the toxins accumulating and causing disease. most doctors have absolutely zero idea what is going on
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4y ago
definitely not. our environment is so polluted that chronic illness is running rampant and the doctors have zero clue what is going on
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4y ago
<!-- he's not actually dead, now is he? -->
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4y ago
I tried using this on my PC but it instantly brought up a dialog when trying to use Youtube (even SmartTubeNext on my nVIDIA Shield) asking me to confirm I'm not a robot. It persisted for several hours until after I stopped using FreeT
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4y ago
oh my god EOL display is customizable now? oh hell yeah!
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4y ago
all the more reason to compile it oneself. it was the only way i could get ffmpeg encoding to work properly.
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4y ago
no, it doesn't, because astigmatism is caused by wearing the glasses in the first place. read the PDF linked in the article.
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4y ago
yes, it's in the PDF linked in the article, from 2014.
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4y ago
this article sucks. because of widespread issues like hypothyroidism that aren't routinely screened for (in some cases yes but i don't think this is largely the case), there are serious endocrine and metabolic disruptions, so for
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4y ago
you can substitute spherical correction for astigmatism correction. the spherical equivalent is the normal spherical value plus 50% of the cylinder. so for -3.00 sphere -1.00 cylinder 100 axis, the spherical equivalent would be -3.50 sphere
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4y ago
probably not a good idea because it would introduce more problems related to convergence and accommodation, better to just let the eyes work naturally and keep better habits.
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4y ago
so they aborted the original solution???
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4y ago
There's also Goto80's Files in Space https://www.goto80.com/goto80-files-in-space-mcmp3-data-airl...
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