It’s about mycotoxin fwiw. Affected states: Alabama Arkansas Arizona California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Iowa Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Missouri Mississppi North Carolina New Hampshire New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Texas Utah Virginia Wisconsin.
The bottles have a “best by” date of December 5, 2026, and a UPC code of: 0 41244 04102 2.
See a dermatologist, there are multiple causes of acne and you may need to treat it with diet or medication.
50GB of flac = maybe 20GB of Vorbis amirite? Is that 450GB of flac in your screen shot? It would fit on a 256gb phone even without an SD card. A 512GB card is quite affordable these days. Just make sure to buy a phone with a slot, and think of it as next level degoogling ;).
Yeah I know there’s lots of music in the world but who wants to listen to all of it on a moment’s notice anyway?
Can’t understand why this is interesting, as phones now have a lot of storage space, even the ones that don’t have SD card slots. Just store the music that interests you directly on the phone.
Article is from 2018. Someone must have pasted the url from hacker news where the same story was dug up recently.
Is there a simple explanation for the increased AfD support? I’m in the US and have almost no clue about EU politics.
I guess 4chan is still down?
I haven’t looked in a few years but 20TB is probably plenty. I agree that Wikipedia lost its way once it got all that attention online and all that search traffic. Everyone should have their own copy of Wikipedia. I used to download the daily incremental data dumps but got tired of it. I still have a few TB of them around that I’ve been wanting to merge.
The text is in not-exactly-convenient database dumps (see other commenter’s link) and there are daily diffs (mostly bot noise), but then there are the images and other media, which are way up in the terabytes by now. There are some docs, maybe out of date, about how to run the software yourself. It’s written in PHP and it’s big and complicated.
I’ve been using Debian MATE. It’s mostly ok.
I use Thunderbird and hate it. Full of bugs and cramdowns (not sure what the right term is) where they make a bad setting that you can’t undo. Also too difficult to find too many things. And way too many non-mail features. I haven’t bothered seeking a good alternative but Thunderbird leaves a lot to be desired. Forking isn’t likely to help much. It needs total replacement.
They’ve done that on and off for ages, and the ones being offered with Ubuntu here are mostly pretty expensive or else not so interesting. I’ve been content to buy older Thinkpads and self-install Debian for my past several laptops. I was somewhat tempted by recent Ideapad Yogas but resisted, and since then, prices have gone up, whether due to tariffs or whatever else.
Actual difficult instances of TSP are pretty rare, and for something like Uber Eats, it’s fine if your route is 2% worse than the mathematical optimum. Traffic fluctuations probably matter more than having the shortest route.
There are many good heuristics for TSP that might not give you the optimal solution, but that will generally come pretty close. The Wikipedia article probably describes some of these.
Your own damn blog that you host yourself. We don’t like spam here.
Judge: “That ends now”.
Also judge: “ok, have another week”.
Wait for the backpedaling when she finds out God is female.
At the dr’s office the idea is generally sit down and relax for a few moments, if you have gotten exerted by walking up stairs or whatever. Otherwise there’s not much special. The main difference is they usually have a nurse take your blood pressure with a manual squeeze bulb device, using a stethoscope to listen to your pulse underneath the cuff. This is more accurate than using an automatic pushbutton monitor like most people use at home. The pushbutton monitors work somewhat differently and inherently lose accuracy from that.
I don’t know if it’s possible to take your own blood pressure with the manual gizmo. You might need another person to do it (unless you’re one of those rare and exceptional people with three arms), and they have to know how. It’s not rocket science but it’s more complicated than pressing a button. There are online instructions and youtube vids showing how to do it, I’m sure.
It might be possible to build a fancier machine that does the manual-style measurement automatically, but it would be more expensive than the typical kind.
Mozilla propaganda. It’s not just about individually identifiable data. Privacy means not giving the bad guys ANY data, whether or not it points at any individual.
This is spammy and AI-style long winded. I didn’t read much. A shorter version without the advertising would be more useful.
The usual way to stay mostly private is just set up a corporation and bill through it. Here in California the annual fees are enough to be annoying but in other states they are very low. I once played with the idea of offering “company as a service” that would do everything for you online, but meh.
Call the sender and ask what to do.