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digibri
6y ago
Does this mean that it's possible blood thinners could help some patients with covid-19?
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digibri
7y ago
I reread the book every 5 or 6 years. I think it's excellent and there's not much that's similar.
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digibri
7y ago
This talk by Dr Sadoway is pretty amazing regarding his team's design for utility-scale liquid metal batteries: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiRrvxjrJ1U It's an hour long, but it's well worth the time inve
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digibri
10y ago
I was born and raised in the midwest part of the U.S. and I've been using "flabbergasted" for all my adult life (20+ years). Of course, I've always had a propensity for peculiar or anachronous verbiage.
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digibri
11y ago
I've lived in Kansas City for years. The Steamboat Arabia museum is a great experience. In the early days, one of the original guys would often be there and tell the whole story to groups. Interestingly, they had a lot to learn about
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digibri
13y ago
My understanding is that the team at Mojang is seriously committed to their new mod-based vision; but that there are many technical hurdles they must overcome to achieve their goals. Just looking at the patch notes for the 1.7, 1.7.1, and 1
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13y ago
Well, if people don't actively use the Apple products they've bought then by definition they won't be having a good experience with them. If they're not having a good experience with Apple products then not only have th
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digibri
13y ago
That's a good question. I'll take a stab at answering it. (This is supposition on my part, it is not backed by links to wikipedia or anything.) I believe the word "arbitrary" applies because Magnetic North pulls a com
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13y ago
Though I've never worked for the large local telecom here in town I've had many friends and coworkers who have. I wish I had a dime for every time I've heard a story just like this (though smaller in scope). People have set
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13y ago
I too cut the Adobe cord a long time ago. I'm on Windows and started using Paint.NET a few years ago and have found that it meets all my needs.
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14y ago
I read it first when I was in my early 20s. I seem to re-read it about every 5 years. Though some of the language is dated, I find the philosophical musing important enough to take the time to refresh in my mind. Finally, the "me" that I
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15y ago
I'm enjoying the debate of whether or not "religious institutions" (which I think is an important distinction from "religions") should or should not be considered non-profit entities. I personally feel that they should not be considered as
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digibri
16y ago
I've played Blizzard games for years and years. All the Warcrafts, Starcraft, both Diablos. When I was younger I played them more obsessively, these days my gaming has been rather casual. I've been in the beta for a couple months. SC2 is
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17y ago
I also use SumatraPDF and find it excellent.