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Old news. Germans did this before. https://www.history.com/.image/c_limit%2Ccs_srgb%2Cq_auto:go...
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Because the long chain FA come from the algae, not from the fish... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6920940/ So your pond raised salmon may lack some of the benefits.
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Fish oil (natural!) has longer fatty acids (FA) than plants. Must be processed from natural fish that feeds from algae (at least at some point in the food chain). Regarding plant oils. Evening prime rose oil is good. Lots of gamma-linoleic
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Did somebody shoot Amazon a second asshole?
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Great. But I wish somebody would get this python based web browser back to work. I miss it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uzbl
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I miss nothing. Buts thats me. If you need visual basic scripts, maybe it is not for you. AFAIK it has its own scripting language. There is no risk to test the free version. You can actually use the free version, the limitations are not tre
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Yeah, like the Americans with Madoff? Who "did not run a hedge fund but provided services to hedge funds"? The SEC had also data provided from professionals that Madoff is either fraud or a ponzi and always ignored it. The sentenc
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Depends. Very common for non-US Shares (Germany, China, UK etc.)
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> What does this mean? That you can not trade the stock for now. Trading has been resumed. On many stock exchanges there are rules for this. Something very common. > And what is the reason behind that? Is it guaranteed that shares of
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I did not see this one: Ulysses and the Stars (1976) Loved it when I was a child. But I will give you a few excellent Russian movies: Duelist https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5282006/ Kollector https://www
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Dude, nobody is worse in getting a job than me. But let me tell you a few things: 1. Mostly it is how much people like you and how much they share with you. 2. 1st class people hire 1st class people, 2nd class people hire 3rd class people 3
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"scientists are not in the business of filling reports, but doing research." You obviously have never worked in science. "If you get money from the USA, there is no law saying that you cannot get money from China." The U
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I disagree. Most companies are actually trying to INCREASE diversity, be it based on skin colour or gender. So it may actually be much EASIER to get accepted in this companies if you are black. I know in some STEM fields (not all in STEM is
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IANAL. But, for example, in some jurisdictions you can write in the contract that all over time is already compensated with your salary. As long as the salary is significantly above market pay there won't be any issues. If you pay mark
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I mean, you drag a small tree beyond you to slow your speed. If your back pedal braked has become fully dysfunctional and your consumer grade front wheel cantilever brakes is all you have left for a 20km descent, good luck!
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This was a while ago. As far as I remember there was no bike shop on the mountain. Also doubt it would be easy to add a disk brake on a bike that has a back pedal brake.
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Lawyers love to sue big companies. Do you know why? Payment is guaranteed if they win. And if company XYZ insists on an unreasonable non-compete without compensations, then this screams class action. https://www.mahanyertl.com
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I am not into racing/professional cycling. But two honest questions: 1. Some positions look super forced. Do cyclists really hold their body in this position? 2. When it is going down steep my major concern is to be TOO fast, not too s
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You have a point there but don't forget, suing works both ways. And while the company may assume they can sue you into bankruptcy, lawyer could assume the opposite. If they counter-sue, a big company is able to pay damages. As with mos
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In nearly all countries any contract must be at "arms length". Otherwise you could do fancy things, for example regarding taxes. :-) This is actually a reason why you can not, for example, enforce something that is given freely. E
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"the Wild West that seems to be most of the US. " You can write anything you want into a contract. Even that you are obligated to give BJs until the end of your life to your previous employer. Good luck trying to enforce this in c
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Building A RISC-V Desktop https://hackaday.com/2019/02/11/building-a-risc-v-desktop/
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I think ink roller and gel pens are very similar. In fact, I bought my first ink roller pen by chance, assuming it is a gel pen and only looked into the brand and type after the ink was finished and I considered it the best pen.
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In my European home country, all kids in school must write with Fountain pens. At least in Elementary school and as far as I can remember. They may have some style and look good cool, but honestly, I prefer ink rollers. This is one of the b
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And there goes the weekend...
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This Monitor is old news. It is $1,049.00 USD for 13"!
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Relevant and formerly on HN: https://theoutline.com/post/5495/how-to-beat-linked-in-the-g... I closed my account over 8 years ago. Sometimes a business partner of mine is bitching that I don't have a profile
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Hm, dont know. This kills it: 10.5" HD I want an eInk Computer Monitor, starting >= 13"
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LOL. I remember how it threw me off guard when I was asked by young Chinese students about stroke order for the Latin alphabet. It really puzzled me and I had to google to confirm that THERE IS NO STROKE ORDER for the Latin alpahbet. Yet, i
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"The Maillard reaction is complex. So complex, in fact, that it's only in the last few years that scientists have begun to figure out what it actually is. While they still don't entirely understand it, they do know the basics
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