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Comment #28779551
"Asked how a teenage boy could've committed a crime more than two decades ago, a police spokesman explained 'He's very clever.'"
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Comment #28173402
I had several eye surgeries related to my congenital cataracts as a kid, including one where I had to wear an eye patch bandage for a few weeks. I remember being given a Mickey Mou…
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Comment #27679426
Because there's a push for insulin affordability, and they look really really really terrible when someone brings up a chart of the rise in the price of insulin over the past few d…
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Comment #27679351
But the patent on this, insulin aspart (humalog is insulin lispro, the competitor), is now expired, so the patent isn't a factor in the cost. The fact it costs 10x more than it did…
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Comment #27304546
I still remember one particular game in the mid-90s where there was basically a corporation of several "evil" players vs. me and another "good" player. We eventually played to a st…
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Comment #27222848
Most type 1 diabetics take 2 types of insulin (except for people on pumps). One is your bolus insulin, which is faster acting, usually used before meals or to bring down high blood…
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Comment #27184788
As a type 1 diabetic, I feel this. It sure seems like there's a lot more money to be made from me selling insulin, testing supplies, pumps, etc, that I'll need to use for life (29 …
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Comment #27183804
I ripped all of my CDs to FLAC, then I was able to convert those to Ogg Vorbis at the time for my portable player. Later I converted the FLACs to mp3s, and used Apple's iTunes Matc…
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Comment #25129526
I took a look, and didn't see any huge price breaks.
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Comment #22923983
What we need is an oil barrel subscription service. For just $20/mo, they'll deliver a barrel of oil to your house or business. For $25/mo, they'll throw in a bucket of coal. Makes…
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Comment #22793950
https://chemrxiv.org/articles/COVID-19_Disease_ORF8_and_Surf... Among the speculation is that a blood transfusion may be a viable treatment.
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Comment #22535940
As a type 1 diabetic, I can confirm that vast quantities of aspartame do not cause my blood sugar to rise.
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Comment #22143163
They used quotes to take the place of + which used to be a prefix you could add for words that were required. We lost + to Google+.
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Comment #22080987
The first time I put them on, I was in a room with a fan, and I thought it'd lost power because I didn't hear it. Took me a second to realize, nope, it was the noise cancellation.
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Comment #22056256
For the content creator, Google's Takeout service will give you an archive of your videos, so if you know you're shutting down, you can get them before then.
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Comment #22035130
Tesla tried to warn them that exact science is not always an exact science.
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Comment #22016584
It's just really really blurry. I can see colors fine, and if I zoom OSX all the way on my external screen, I can read text. If I only had that vision, I'd probably be able to move…
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Comment #21994623
I was born with cataracts in both eyes. One was removed when I was a toddler (including the lens), and the other (with better vision) was left alone until I was a teenager at which…
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Comment #21986860
I had the same thought. This would be the sort of weird game mechanic the could introduce in a Portal 3.
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Comment #21980905
I found out my mom died while I was at work, age 37, after a short illness (I was going to see her the next week), and although I generally kept it together that day, at one point,…
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Comment #21749485
It was the plot of one of the seasons of Orange is the New Black.
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Comment #21744133
This reminds me of the age of Call Back Verifiers for BBS identity checking.
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Comment #21743545
Some were gated over to Usenet, and you can see traces in Google Groups, but I'm not aware of any mass archive of them.
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Comment #21564831
My dad has this happen shortly after Christmas the year my mom died. They'd been together nearly 50 years, and I don't think he ever really considered that she might die first. Aft…
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Comment #21397795
As a type 1 diabetic, I can tell you beef does not spike blood glucose and resulting insulin response just as much as rice as does. Protein usually takes about half the dosage for …