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tarcyanm

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    Comment #22971838

    Rubbish. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/01/080102134129.h...

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    Comment #22971799

    But peroxide is not just some random thing like bleach. It's generated internally from superoxide dismutase in the normal process of scavenging radicals and is also an immune signa…

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    Comment #22969720

    Peroxide is directly virucidal through oxidation of the lipid envelope and RNA degradation. Whether lymphocytes would be activated in lung tissue in vivo is entirely speculative.

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    Comment #22969524

    The dose makes the poison.

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    Comment #22969269

    There are also those proponents of nebulizing (dilute) peroxide. While I wouldn't try this myself, peroxide modulates lymphocytes and would surely result in a decrease in viral loa…

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    Comment #21813761

    The deafening silence regarding the fudged OPCW reports is an indictment on most outlets (WP is mentioned explicitly): https://www.moonofalabama.org/2018/07/syria-many-media-lie-a.…

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    Comment #21813658

    Bloomberg is unique in being somewhat independent of the AP-AFP-Reuters stranglehold that is described with appropriate skepticism here: https://swprs.org/the-propaganda-multiplier…

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    Comment #20582848

    It's undoubtedly aimed at musical audio generation and signal processing. A quick search will reveal the number of gotchas in implementing even a simple alias-free (bandlimited int…

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    Comment #20565283

    I am becoming tired of the word "curated" unless it is being used in a context implying a qualified curator. This could be someone's random list of browser links for all I know. Wh…

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    Comment #20506094

    The wispy, near transparent spectacles in some of them are a bit of a give away...

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    Comment #20028810

    I wonder how many of those who run for public office would willingly present results of such a scan... I would bet money that that particular demographic would show an interesting …

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    Comment #20021631

    The correct way to counter disinformation is with information. This does assume a sufficiently aware populace able to process its own confirmation bias (which is actually a learnab…

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    Comment #19938785

    I have taken several CDs (mainly my Dad's, not my own) from unusably scratched to relatively pristine. The really bad cases need fine grit sandpaper (wet!) followed by plastic poli…

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    Comment #19899031

    Assange himself and the rape charges have been politicized to such an extent that I find it essentially meaningless to pontificate about what may or may not have happened in Sweden…

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    Comment #19358129

    The cynical answer is that sleep medications (and I mean the more highly scheduled varieties) are among the biggest pharmacological money spinners. Melatonin is cheap and unpatenta…

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    Comment #19190055

    The way I heard it is that the U.S. could not domestically provide an off the shelf end-to-end 5G solution. In addition, Huawei had at some point declined to install NSA backdoors.…

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    Comment #18987533

    I remember the hysteria regarding aluminum cookware when higher levels of aluminum were discovered in the brains of those who had had Alzheimer's disease. Then it turned out that t…

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    Comment #18967321

    At the same time, this pales in comparison to what took place under the Spartan agoge system (at least to modern minds): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agoge

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    Comment #18532705

    For me, the question of consciousness is more than a question of pure mechanism. The mystery for me is the particularity/locality of experience. It's one thing to say that we have …

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    Comment #18183834

    I find Bellingcat about as credible as Crowdstrike... a lot of solid, interesting evidence, and then a tail end of questionable conclusions that seem out of character.

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    Comment #17902766

    This is why the "STEPS Toward the Reinvention of Programming" (a.k.a. 20k Lines of Code) Project was important. It was spearheaded by computing luminary Alan Kay with help from som…

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    Comment #16491447

    I wonder if they're aware of Ian Piumarta's Maru and Cola ( http://www.piumarta.com/software/ ) - which are also tiny and self-compiling (although use C and IA32 as a basis, not JS…

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    Comment #16185914

    You ought to watch "Zero Theorem" for some comic reflection... That aside, I think work has been debased because the values of currencies have been debased by central banks. The 1%…

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    Comment #13605935

    Err, the Parallel Computing Toolbox for MATLAB is specifically designed for cluster computing, multicore processing, GPUs, etc. As much as I detest the MATLAB licensing reaming (an…

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    Comment #13551081

    I am as tired of hearing "curated" as I am of "artisanal". Both are effectively becoming meaningless and set my pretentiousness detector on high alert.