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QuibbleQuota

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    Comment #41845734

    I’m just a layperson, but I’ve never been comfortable with that argument. An hour’s worth of radiation concentrated into a moment seems very different to me.

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    Comment #38890070

    It’s rather ironic that by claiming their comment lacks credibility without including any counterpoints it makes your comment itself lack credibility too.

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    Comment #38376809

    http://www.failsafediet.com/the-rpah-elimination-diet-failsa... This site is a pretty tight digested summary of the same elimination diet that fedup.com.au recommends

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    Comment #38376779

    Oh definitely. I did (and am still refining) a full elimination diet to get good clean data. I cut salicylates, amines (e.g histAMINE), and glutamates. Fedup.com.au is a clunky dec…

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    Comment #38376415

    Oranges and bananas are out for me too, because of histamine intolerance, which correlates heavily with gut issues. Sharing to help others since I wish I had known sooner!

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    Comment #38374046

    What is it that yogis were right about?

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    Comment #37864832

    Upgrading GPUs is addictive too - I haven’t been able to stop ever since I got my first one!

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    Comment #37685087

    For anyone wondering, TF2 still has an active and enthusiastic community, and is just as fun as it was back in 2007.

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    Comment #35334501

    Yes! I downgraded to an iPhone 11 when I finally identified Apple’s use of PWM on their OLED iPhones as the cause of my eye strain. No issues since.

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    Comment #34473294

    Could you recommend some episodes? I started with “Jeremy From Marketing” and really liked that one

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    Comment #30485168

    That’s… quite a game. What victory was your most glorious?

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    Comment #29765546

    I love really niche but really useful gems like this! Could anyone recommend any others?

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    Comment #29765526

    Super cool! I’ve been slowly getting over the self consciousness of using Siri in public. Maybe I’ll start with around the house first…

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    Comment #28592337

    It’s trained. Once the body is adapted to burning fat instead of carbs while fasted many people find focusing to be much easier since they’re running on a much more consistent fuel…

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    Comment #28573327

    Let’s go a few levels deeper and question our consumption culture

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    Comment #28262496

    But why break his standards at Christmas time?

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    Comment #28071867

    I use Firefox daily and the only UI change I noticed in the last few months was the tab bar looking slightly different. I might not even have noticed if it weren’t for articles poi…

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    Comment #28059218

    I’ve noticed over the last few months that Spotify’s radio and “mixes” seems to give me way more of what I already listen to and not enough varied recommendations. I liked the old …

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    Comment #28022988

    Coles and Woolworths in Australia both accept soft plastic recycling. Their store brands all list what soft plastic items are recyclable

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    Comment #27870395

    How did your brain infection occur, if you don’t mind me asking?

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    Comment #27817224

    Definitely not zero emissions though…

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    Comment #26735442

    It seems to me that information is highly addictive. If I don’t feel constantly mentally stimulated during almost every waking hour I feel real agitation.

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    Comment #26723321

    I don’t think I’d want software I’m trusting with my life running on a 2 weekly update cadence...

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    Comment #26723252

    Well, integrity, but even if we set that aside there’s still a point where the marginal benefit of one more dollar is worth less than public sentiment