>How does one even know if the Vitamin C is Vitamin C?
Good question. For the last few years I've subscribed to Consumer Lab. They have a rigorous testing program for vitamins and supplements.
5,434 karma · joined February 28, 2012
Good question. For the last few years I've subscribed to Consumer Lab. They have a rigorous testing program for vitamins and supplements.
Under the new process the files will no longer exist on the drive, but will now be links to files on Google Drive. Is that correct?
Fast forward to today. The general consensus is the vaccine typically prevents serious illness and death in most cases for the common variants. It doesn't do a great job preventing infection.
One of the mistakes those in charge made was never admitting something like the following when new, solid information was understood:
1) We were wrong. 2) This is something we've never seen. 3) We're learning as we go. 4) It doesn't do what we said or thought it would do, but it does this.
No one in real power ever says anything remotely like it. They speak in absolutes and it has gotten so bad they are choosing to misrepresent studies to suggest following a path they think is best versus admitting the studies just suck.
Misinformation flagging for something like covid was never going to be practical to implement as there was so much changing on a such a limited timeframe. Toss in politics and the governing structure of the USA and it was never going to work.
We keep it just for that reason.
But ... the ad industry would never accept a static ad more akin to a billboard than a tracking device. Many times in the past malware has found its way into networks run by the more highly regarded ad systems.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malvertising
If a content publisher refuses to let people read articles without a subscription or with an ad blocker, I am ok with that. It is their choice.
I was surprised when it first happened there wasn't more publicity. To find out it is still going on a month later is jaw dropping.
Does UberEats pay a minimum for the delivery to the delivery person and the tip is addtional? If so, whose end does it come out of?
Are the delivery services trying to make it up in volume?
It was short lived magic as DSL came along. lol
I had no idea bonding was still a thing.
"Even though it happens rarely, people can still get tetanus and experience serious or deadly effects. There is no cure for tetanus, and no definitive proof that you will have lifelong immunity with childhood vaccinations alone. So for now, the CDC continues to recommend booster vaccines every 10 years to help your immune system protect against these infections. If you have questions about the tetanus and diphtheria vaccine, talk to your doctor."
https://www.expressvpn.com/blog/expressvpn-joining-kape/
It was a bummer to see the news.
Does it matter at this point?
Most experts don't seem to think there will be enough precipitation over the next decade to refill existing reservoirs let alone replenish the almost wiped out aquifers. This isn't a case of 1 or 2 rainy seasons making up for what is lost.
If the US wants to continue growing into inhospitable areas and growing crops in areas where water is unavailable, serious work needs to start on desalination efforts.
It will be expensive. There will be an environmental impact. It will take years to build as the US no longer can do public works quickly.
Desalination is the only long term solution for the US west if you do not want to limit land use.
"Amazon’s Kindle e-readers with built-in 3G will begin to lose the ability to connect to the internet on their own in the US in December, according to an email sent to customers on Wednesday. The change is due to mobile carriers transitioning from older 2G and 3G networking technology to newer 4G and 5G networks. For older Kindles without Wi-Fi, this change could mean not connecting to the internet at all."
https://www.techsupportalert.com/content/time-say-farewell.h...
Unless I am missing something, our machines will not run Windows 11. It seems this will occur with many people using refurbished machines. So odd.
I am ignorant of Chinese attitudes toward their government, but why would this be one of the effects? China officially had few cases and deaths from covid-19. They were heavy handedly effective at stopping it from gaining traction. Why would a lie about the origin cause Chinese citizens to rise up?
5G is unavailable in my area, so I haven't been able to see plans. Are there data limits? Throttling after a certain amount?
And to me, this is one of the main benefits of hackernews. I don't know everything, I don't know everything available, so I take value from everyone adding the options they know about.
I hope you are right. Discounting the environmental and societal impact of mining the materials needed for these advancements and the electrical generation, my concern is selfish. We drive for vacations and sometimes push 12 hours a day. A quick fill up of gas in the minivan seems better than an hour or two of charging.
Others have mentioned hybirds alleviate the long distance concern. There are minivan and larger vehicles already using hybird technology, so it should work out. It is such a wild change to think about.
I don't think so, but in our cultural climate those who bring up real, substantive questions about the process can be brought up. It is a shame since the MRNA vaccines are new for such widespread usage.
For me it came down to risk/reward. A year of being a hermit and the impact on my family tipped the scales.
When I had both doses and the time after I had no reaction. Others in my family had some sort of reaction even if it was just a sore arm. Does that mean it didn't work? No idea and there isn't a long term study to look at to learn from.
It is tiring when 2 corporations sling it at each other without any backup.
Maybe after the HBO fiasco and now this it's time to reassess choosing Roku devices as the default.
Announce a sale of intellectual and physical assets and close down. I would realize the company is a negative drain on society.
One company controls 80% of what is found on the internet. They set rules, restrictions, penalties that are not public. They do not pass any sort of regulatory muster. They rip and tear through businesses standing in their way. They crush out a person's online existence through never explained reasons. They use every advantage they can to tweak a human's emotions, drive and needs to feed more and more advertisements.
You suggest those trying to use every advantage they can to rank higher unscrupulous?
Google's fight to keep search results crisp ended soon after they began selling advertising. Google long ago quit innovating search to be better for people, they've made it better for advertisers.