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yellow_viper
7y ago
Interesting, vit D deficiency and TB immunity both run in my family.
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yellow_viper
7y ago
The negative effects only happens if incorrectly supplemented. 75% of the population is suboptimal in Magnesium, without Mg - our ability to absorb D diminishes, even with supplementation. Vitamin D must be supplemented with Vitamin K2 MK7
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7y ago
Yep - these conditions are closesly linked https://scientonline.org/open-access/dystonia-and-its-treatm... Neurodevelopmental Disorders (Autism, ADHD, Delayed Speech/language, dyspraxia) >"hyper mobile joi
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yellow_viper
8y ago
>If you go low fat, you necessarily go low protein too, so you need to replace that with carbohydrates. Even more, you now need "fortified" carbohydrates to get the needed B vitamins and other nutrients usually found in fatty f
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8y ago
>Now tell me, how does that help in establishing why the plane actually crashed and what to do to solve it? That's how "calorie restriction" sounds as an explanation, being a prima facie observation. Of course you're
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yellow_viper
8y ago
What is N.B fasting? I do 16/8 I.F fasting on a HCLF diet and have never experienced any of those issues. There is plenty of evidence showing the benefits of ketosis on the body, and benefits from people switching from SAD to Keto reve
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yellow_viper
9y ago
I believe Tesla rolled out an update shortly after the crash that fixed the 'bug' of it not recognising the white trailer against the blue sky.
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yellow_viper
9y ago
They're doing this because people were calling on tougher penalties and an independent watchdog for social media. They don't want oversight so they pay extra for moderation.
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9y ago
People won't buy self-driving cars (well some will, but not the majority). These cars will be running 24/7 in a ride-sharing service.
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yellow_viper
9y ago
How does it increase the legitimacy? Page likes aren't public (when viewing from/as the page).
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yellow_viper
9y ago
Doesn't really matter if it's better. TVs still use HDMI and most likely will for another 10+ yr. They're just reducing the functionality of the laptop.
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yellow_viper
9y ago
Depends on your use. The only ports I don't use on my mac are the Mini dvi. I use both USBs daily, HDMI when at friends, and the SD card slot for loading pictures from clients - and don't want to carry adapters around with me. The
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9y ago
Been using Apple since I was 10 (First computer was a PowerPC). Have owned most iPhones and all around been an Apple fanboy. The latest macbook was the last straw, a 40% increase in price is not acceptable. I switched to a Nexus (and loving
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9y ago
>They usually say at least three hours study for each hour of class, I used that as my guide That would put me at 18hrs of studying a day :/ Due to years of posting nonsense online, English is easy for me (top of the class). Not loo
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9y ago
What's with all the comics? For anyone who's completed a CS degree, how much studying did you do per night. I understand working on projects etc can eat up hours but I don't really include that. Back at college just now and s
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9y ago
wouldn't tolerance make it pointless to do this everyday also? Seems once every 3 days would be more beneficial.
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9y ago
35/mo is pricey but nothing compared to cable prices. I will be interested to see what channels this will offer in the UK. If it offers all existing freeview channels + some premium ones I can see a lot of people cutting the cord. Set
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9y ago
1 in 30 pound coins is fake. If you have a handful of smash and examine the pound coins you can usually find at least 1 fake one. Counterfeiters made millions before anyone caught on
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9y ago
Because we've accepted it. We know the government is watching us 24/7 and no one cares. This is the new norm. Stories like this fill me with a slight bit of hope that encryption works
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10y ago
Voats model is good but filled with angry men (and the people on fatpeoplehate seem to be mainly women from what I've read). We need a max exodus from Reddit to even the odds
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10y ago
I'm ready
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yellow_viper
10y ago
I have 'A or G' https://itsosticky.com/1qz58aj Any idea what this means?
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10y ago
Germany, and all of continental Europe receive significantly more sun than the UK.
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yellow_viper
10y ago
I've not really been following it but isn't one of the main arguments that Obama would've had to have sign any FISA warrant?
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10y ago
Just stating that it'd be a much problem if this was wind. Most days in Britain are overcast anyway. Rains 200-250 days a year where I am
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10y ago
This is obviously terrible news, but Britain isn't really known for its sun. Most of our renewable energy comes from wind. http://www.gridwatch.templar.co.uk/ (it's not very windy today. This usually sits at 10-15
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10y ago
surreal we live in a time when discussions like these are public and on twitter.
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10y ago
So uh, how does this work? What's to stop me from sticking my data up there and sharing it with 1000 friends? Where is the trancoding done? I was a member of a private plex group with about 8TB of media. He was constantly running into
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10y ago
I agree that they could've done it, and they've done stuff like this in the past. The pros outweigh the cons. The reasons you've listed don't seem 'worth it' to me. Maybe there's some alternative motive we
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10y ago
I purposely picked an anti-trump site - TPP is dead, what do you mean renegotiate?
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