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  • As the tissue relaxes, the Neodymium magnets increase blood flow

    Uhm, no, the iron in your blood isn't in a ferromagnetic form.

  • Skype? Wasn't this the buggy voice chat?

  • That would not have changed much, since browser engines are million-manhours projects and a small group of devs doing that voluntary, just isn't enough.

  • there will be a $4.5 billion employee-monitoring-technology market, mostly in North America

    Toxic workplaces being toxic. That said, workplace monitoring is mostly not allowed here.

  • including a recent all-hands led by CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

    A orgy?

  • Though just not using it makes no difference. You need to remove Play Store and Play services to orevent them from tracking you and managing your apps.

  • They are the demanded features-as-extension, shipped by default. They do that since they got rid of XUL i think?

    About the @, no clue.

  • It's like this even if i lay it on the desk. Was always like this. ¯(ツ)

  • Sure does; other people understand it too.

  • so a boss can look at graphs and yell at them about efficiency.

    You sure have a lot of time at hand, boss.

  • My downloads folder is only temporary. Like inbox in E-mails.

  • and some apps like that.

    I'd wager a guess: AI?

  • Not really sure who this is for.

    Second sentence in the linked article.

  • and more at people who want the smallest, most powerful desktop they can build

    Well, there's this:

    Yeah, the screw holes didn't fit, that's why. And the cooler didn't fit the case, obviously. And the original cooler not the CPU's turbo. It's fine, it still runs most games in 3k on the iGPU.

  • But why then creating lactose in milk at all? Fat alone doesn't suffice?

  • No, there is, you get more from your cattle, and on a individual level, less likely to starve.

    Keeping Lactase happened at least twice; north europe and a group in west africa.

  • Well, at least ecologically, because oat grows everywhere. Btw, coffee has a really bad footprint too.

  • Btw, is there a evolutionary cost to creating lactase? Because, why do we stop with it usually and only keep it if it has huge advantages?