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  • So the debunking is an opinion piece, not fundamental research. Harvard is not making a new publication, it's just giving out pre-existing opinion in this context

  • But why is Mediterranean the gold standard?

  • Yeah Android auto and apple carplay just turn the car system into a glorified monitor and all the smarts are from your phone... It's the perfect solution

  • https://discuss.online/post/25791954/17721035

    A scam with published literature, documented benefits, and no documented downside. The only issues is from people who don't like the idea of it and refuse to engage with the available data.

    Carnivore is just a very strict form of a ketogenic diet, which is the most studied eating pattern in the literature

  • Funny you should mention that, they address scurvy directly in the paper. Who is getting rich of a nutrition paper?

  • The opinion is published in the Journal of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Obesity a peer-reviewed journal- and is edited by Eric Westman

    Does that satisfy your appeal to authority concerns? Any issue with the content of the article itself?

  • This is absolutely incorrect, at least with respect to carnivore diets. You won't feel like shit, and everybody dies eventually (but carnivore will not reduce your life or health span).

    https://doi.org/10.1097/med.0000000000000576

    Note: This only applies to carnivores who are not eating carbohydrates, people who are just standard western omnivores (70% plant food, mostly processed, and 30% meat) will not see any benefits.

    There are many biological risks in eating humans that should be accounted for, and while you could survive it would be far from optimal.

  • The cost difference is right there in your description, pixel density is prohibitively expensive

  • KISS

    The more complicated the machine the more chances for failure.

    Remote management plus bare metal just works, it's very simple, and you get the maximum out of the hardware.

    Depending on your use case that could be very important

  • 3-2-1 every copy is encrypted, so taking the machine isn't much of a concern and more of a inconvenience

  • By that logic prisons and jails should be the safest places in the country. Total control and observation.

    Yet, for some reason they have a reputation for being quite lawless

  • Impossible? So cameras and OCR don't work anymore?

    If a human can see it, it can be pirated

  • I'm watching YouTube using new pipe, and free tube, on a VPN, right now. It works right now. So I don't know what this very long time you're referring to is

  • RTFM is a form of self help that really should return to the modern zeitgeist

  • They are providing access to hosted open source models without an account on a VPN/Tor friendly service. It's interesting

  • First thing I do when I get into a new car, rental, etc... is turn off the hud. It's only value is as a backup camera

  • Onedrive is evil. It does not respect consent.

  • Tldr more sun means more skin cancer but a longer lifespan.