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Comment #39927580
A few threads in a soft boiled egg with a pinch of salt is also a great and easy way to experience the flavor.
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Comment #39380050
...as well as Luc Montagnier with DNA teleportation, homeopathy and COVID.
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Comment #38999291
Germany's long distance trains are comfortable but the reliability of the Deutsche Bahn is abysmal. In 2023, more than one third of their long distance train were delayed, a metric…
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Comment #36326782
They offer different rates based on the previous purchases volume: https://docs.gandi.net/en/billing/price_rates/index.html
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Comment #27103836
In my anecdotal experience, arriving at work around 7 or earlier and leaving before 16:00 is absolutely not a problem. Arriving around 10 is also possible for those who prefer star…
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Comment #25133599
Compared to Google, Bing has a huge problem with paid search results, at least in some non english languages. My mother wanted to access Amazon last week and typed "my amazon accou…
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Comment #24321561
Those do not work for everyone. I bought some glasses from this company for my father, both he and a colorblind colleague could not see any improvement apart from a slight contrast…
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Comment #22422310
Computational filtering techniques are difficult for a good reason. In the case of CT, high density objects like metal implants produce beam hardening by preventing the low energy …
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Comment #21637297
The warmth is caused by the RF pulses and has nothing to do with the magnet or iron levels. Basically the scanner behaves the same as a microwave oven. That's why you have to enter…
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Comment #19113788
I have trouble taking Michael Crichton's stories seriously partly because of his odd obsession with theme parks. In Westworld, androids indistinguishable from humans are used for a…
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Comment #14712334
I worked on pacemaker firmware about 15 years ago. Even back then, this kind a scenario would have been very improbable. To reprogram a pacemaker, you needed first to activate a re…
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Comment #14245905
First, given the track record of manufacturers with android security updates, I wouldn't install a bitcoin wallet on my phone. Then, there is the problem with "buy $5 worth of bitc…
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Comment #13243656
Amazon didn't really shock them into action as the service has been available for quite a few years. They are probably trying to show that Amazon shopping is not that disruptive.
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Comment #12976396
It really depends on the controls used for moving. I am quite sensitive too, even slow movements in VR give me nausea when I am not moving. But games that use teleportation for mov…
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Comment #10579703
Cremating a person with a big lithium battery encased in an airtight metallic casing is also a bit of a hazard. Implantable cardioverter-defibrillators add also a few big capacitor…
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Comment #6846173
There is also a nice Unix family tree there: http://www.levenez.com/unix/ As it includes Linux, AIX, HP-UX, Solaris, HURD, OS X and their derivatives, the graph is huge but very in…