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Comment #31969717
From blood tests, yes
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Comment #31969601
I've noticed the same. I'm a woman so bleed often, I'd feel the fatigue but my blood work didn't show anemia, so my primary care physician didn't feel the need to prescribe it yet.…
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Comment #31893965
This sounds fantastic. The blood pressure cuffs are very bothersome for anyone needing to do a 24-hour analysis. My mom did one and it would take a measurement every hour during ni…
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Comment #31111312
Fedora didn't even support UEFI on their cloud images before Fedora 35, released 5 months ago. https://pagure.io/cloud-sig/issue/309
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Comment #30924682
I've heard explosions similarly far away (although it was at the coast and in an unusually quiet place). Explosions in the air travel really far. And every time I heard explosions …
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Comment #30815714
Not noticing doesn't mean the world doesn't care. There are a lot of reasons people vanish and it's harder to notice the absence of something than its existence, and people usually…
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Comment #29503736
Firefox will make it possible to upload manifest V3 extensions to their store (eventually). It's a good thing because it makes it easier to make an extension that works unmodified …
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Comment #29427839
They're "funding the israeli government/military" as much as a purchase from a US firm funds the US military - they're legally required to pay a tax and some of that money goes int…
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Comment #29167746
I'd like to think I've been getting better at it. I find that I'm more familiar with what successfully finishing a task "feels like". - doing the less appealing subtasks you've bee…
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Comment #28397203
Remember that a third of the US is considered obese[1] and 10.5% of the population is diabetic[2], another common risk factor for covid. You probably know a lot of people are in th…
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Comment #28341582
FWIW it's possible to run Zoom in a web browser, but they make it annoying. https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/20/psa-yes-you-can-join-a-zoo...
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Comment #28263653
This is the initial report that was published after two weeks: https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/...
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Comment #28259429
Here's a study with a sample comparing 596,618 vaccinated matched with the same number of unvaccinated people by my own healthcare provider: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/n…
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Comment #28256776
We have mountains of data about the current vaccine. This amount of disease-tracking is unheard of. Almost any institution in the world has regular discussions about this singular …
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Comment #28107925
I am under the impression that a lot of places consider recovered cases as equivalent to fully vaccinated.
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Comment #27869028
There were so few european settlers in the area before 1948 that they managed to defeat the armies of multiple neighboring countries!
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Comment #27331890
Note that browser extensions are reviewed by humans, as are updates to them. You also need to pay a nominal fee ($5 by credit card) to submit an extension to the Chrome store, to a…
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Comment #27077080
ACPI is problematic in big endian.
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Comment #27069343
NewPipe isn't on the Google Play store. I assume that this app can't be either.
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Comment #26654822
US healthcare is severely under-performing in comparison with other systems. https://ourworldindata.org/the-link-between-life-expectancy-... People should acknowledge the system as…
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Comment #26627386
Israel at some point was considering setting up a rail track between Eilat and the rest of the country. The main benefit of doing so is that cargo ships could unload and Eilat (red…
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Comment #26463217
Almost everything you describe is a product of bad urban/house planning. House planning could require far less electricity, but it's not required by building codes, and the market …
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Comment #26136767
My initial gut feeling was your response, but changed my mind quickly when reading the article. His videos being online resulted in interaction with the students, and that's where …
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Comment #25914763
People still use macOS, which is the main reason I see "please add libtool support" these days.
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Comment #25704438
All of the BSDs have 64bit off_t, they had to break the ABI for the BSD lawsuit settlement anyway and used that opportunity to make this change.