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sitharus
20d ago
Withdrawal effects, like the beneficial effects, are highly individual. I had no withdrawal effects from escitalopram after being on it for a couple of years but I know people who’ve had the issues described in the article. This isn’t a one
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1mo ago
Likewise commercial aircraft have bypasses on the fuel and oil filters in case they get clogged in flight. The engine will need a thorough inspection if this happens but it's better to damage the engine if it gets you to the nearest ai
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1mo ago
If you lose cooling the reactor will certainly trip but it will take several hours until you start to get core damage - 4 hours in the case of Fukushima Daiichi according to the released timeline. This also requires multiple redundant power
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1mo ago
New Zealand locked down less than a lot of countries, but other than people with health problems I see no signs that people aren't going out any more due to Covid. However due to other reasons people definitely have less money for disc
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2mo ago
GDPR Article 17 expressly requires the removal _of your personal data_ from the internet _upon your request_, which is very different from a US state trying to remove a website hosted in and run by a company incorporated in another country.
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2mo ago
Really? Where I live a patient is always able to refuse any medical procedure or treatment, unless they’re unconscious or otherwise mentally unable and the procedure is considered necessary to save their life. They certainly can opt for a n
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3mo ago
I have a Polestar 2, 2022 model even so it's not fresh off the lot. CarPlay navigation shows on the instrument cluster. The speed, state of charge, etc all move to the side so the map is right in the middle for quick viewing. Then the
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3mo ago
A lack of wear components. A permanent magnet motor uses permanent magnets on the rotor, but an electrically excited synchronous motor has an electromagnet on the rotor. This requires a rotating electrical contact which has normally been ma
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4mo ago
Structural colour works by destructive interference of reflected light. It requires the light to be scattered for this effect, so light travelling through at 90° won't be affected. On the image in the article you can still see a trace
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5mo ago
Higher quality video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdoLjsp5hkM , you can see the landing gear just after 8 seconds for one frame.
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5mo ago
The notification contents are sent over secure channels but are not end-to-end encrypted. You can add additional data to the payload and have a helper app decrypt on the device when a notification is received.
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5mo ago
When it was developed it was assumed that the cost of cellular equipment and, in some countries, the regulatory hurdles required to get authorisation to purchase radio transmitters that operate on licensed bands would make it almost impossi
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5mo ago
That’s not how it works. Not on iOS anyway. For a standard notification the content of that notification is sent through the push notification servers. This includes the title, text, icon, grouping, and sound presets to use. The majority of
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5mo ago
With medicine both can be true, the response depends on so many factors in your body. Same way that for some people, particularly those with ADHD, taking stimulants can make them sleepy.
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5mo ago
> but it does absolutely nothing with actual pain Neither paracetamol nor ibuprofen work by blocking pain. Depending on the type of pain and your physiology it can range from really effective to not at all. I only take paracetamol, it wo
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5mo ago
It’ll depend on how well grounded you are compared to how well grounded the laptop is, where it’s touching your body, and your sensitivity to electricity which varies.
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5mo ago
They can’t, it’s caused by the capacitors required to suppress electromagnetic interference caused by the switch-mode power supply. These allow a very very tiny amount of current to leak through from the mains side, which is then capacitive
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6mo ago
Interesting, those are problems I don't have, I guess due to my work and workflow. Command-` works for window switching as I expect, probably simply due to being used to it so I know exactly how It works. Window positioning is an inter
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6mo ago
What do you find missing from macOS keyboard navigation? I've been using macs since the 90s so I'm quite used to it, so I'd love to know what I've been missing out on.
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6mo ago
often we're told to add Google XSS-as-a-serv.. I mean Tag Manager, then the non-tech people in Marketing go ham without a care in the world beyond their metrics. Can't blame them, it's what they're measured on. Marketing
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6mo ago
1.1ng is a very small amount, but the effect is really not that well understood. It’s definitely something we should minimise. However it’s not a dangerous dose, it’s just the dose that produces detectable changes and we can detect really r
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6mo ago
It's hard to define what 'safe' is. The research is kind of hazy. Bisphenol-A has been shown to be a very very weak estrogen when measuring receptor binding affinity (about 37,000 times lower than human estrogen https:/
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6mo ago
If I recall my lectures, which were 20odd years ago now. CISC ISAs were historically designed for humans writing assembly so they have single instructions with complex behaviour and consequently very high instruction density. RISC was desig
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6mo ago
The main distinction now is RISC-descended designs use a load-modify-store instruction set with all ALU functions being register-register, and consequently have a lot more (visible) registers than CISC-descended ISAs (mostly just x86 really
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A bit more reading shows there's a three instruction general case version for 32-bit additions on the 64-bit RISC-V ISA. I'm not familiar with RISC-V assembly and they didn't provide an example, but I _think_ it's as eas
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Because the other commenter wasn’t posting the actual answer, I went to find the documentation about checking for integer overflow and it’s right here https://docs.riscv.org/reference/isa/unpriv/rv32.html#2-1-
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7mo ago
Or majority renewable.
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7mo ago
> Combined gas turbines (you know, the energy source that powers your electric car) Not everywhere. My car charges off an average of 80% renewables (mostly hydro and geothermal), right now it's 95%. But it is definitely something yo
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7mo ago
Every time my Windows gaming PC updates it nags me about setting up backups to OneDrive. I cannot install Windows without a Microsoft account unless I apply work-arounds. It constantly offers Office 365, even adding dummy icons to the start
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7mo ago
Your job is to make sure the number of people harmed _while using the device as intended in a reasonable situation_ is as close to 0 as possible. A domestic microwave is for use only on land, indoors, in a domestic kitchen, and in an unmodi
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