Not just diabetes - glucose instability (whether spikes or lows) are hugely influential to all sorts of disease processes, and is likely a major cause of coronary issues in the last 40 years (since the start of low-fat nonsense in the 80’s).
It only goes in your canal a small amount. The instructions are really good.
And like you I tested it first.
I can’t remember the name of an excel spreadsheet I created years ago, which has continually matured with lots of changes. I often have to search for it of the many I have for different purposes.
Trusting your memory is a naive, amateur approach.
Neolithic ectoplasm
Alright, I’m stealin’ that!
And the top(ping)
Can subs actually ask for it though?
Exactly.
I’d say that’s most languages in a nutshell - they start wherever, then grow organically based on a million reasons.
And the written form is nothing more than an attempt to capture how it sounds, to codify how it’s currently used, not to be prescriptive.
John McWhorter explains this really well in “Great Languages of the World” - he’s pretty light-hearted and amused by things like how convoluted and inconsistent English is, while also delving into how different languages likely came to be the way they are.
They sell kits to make your own custom-fit silicone plugs. They’re like $10 on Amazon.
Work great. Push the goo into your ear, wait a few minutes and it’s cured enough to take out. Wait another hour or so and it’s fully cured.
It’s not - you wouldn’t need a power supply/transformer then.
LED’s run on direct current, so the wall wart converts 220v to 5v using either a transformer (old school) or a switching power supply (more likely, same as what a laptop uses).
I’d be surprised if the wall wart didn’t list both input and output voltage and current. That’s required by some kind of regulation.
The key will be what voltage and amperage (or wattage) the panel is designed for. You’ll need a power supply to match the voltage closely, and to (generally) output at least the max amperage the lamp can consume. More voltage is not good, more amperage is fine - a light will only use what it can use.
So Poseidon assaulted her Temple of Athena?
Damn, OK, now THIS is a proper shower thought.
I’d say the headphone jack and SSD are a fair trade.
Wireless charging is all but useless - I’ve had it on phones since at least 2017 and it just doesn’t work.
It does charge, but it’s so slow to not be worth it, especially with battery sizes today. And it still generates a lot of heat in the phone. I could live with the heat if it charged at a reasonable rate.
Remember kids, you MUST ALWAYS have the latest and greatest update!
You don’t have to live in those places. You choose to.
Can’t pay me to live in one of those.
This would probably do better in Unpopular Opinions
Its spec’d for that
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And that’s easily resolved by not viewing spicy things in public.
Exactly.
Doctors can be some of the most unscientific people you meet.
They repeatedly apply population level statistics for positive benefits of medications, but don’t do the same for the risks.
Which is wrong from the word go.