Comment i predict (Score -1) 3
hopefully people can avoid resorting to personal attacks and discuss the situation logically and rationally.
Comment Re:BHT, BHA (Score -1) 200
Comment Re:food colouring WTF (Score -1) 200
(science viewpoint: it helps the stuff get in further and deeper and more completely and because less is excreted as metabolites, it must be working better, see?!) only problem is they cross organ membranes they're so small, the agglomerate in places they should never be in the first place, and lastly and most importantly the body doesn't know how to get them out.
EDTA chelation, however does get it out.
or to a lesser degree so does eating food that naturally chelates, like cilantro.
Comment might pay for (Score -1) 145
Comment mosquitos (Score -1) 89
mosquitos are typically only a natural issue if there is standing water, in marshy places, or with poor sanitation, etc.
anyway, i dont expect much from this crowd, but i had to say something.
Comment debiaaaaaaaaaan (Score -1) 147
if they're full blow win-tard they might want kde.
i hear good things about gnome-throwback, but i refuse to try it after watching what installing regular gnome does to clog-up and modify an otherwise perfectly fresh install.
Comment whaaa? re: title of submission. (Score -1) 50
i guess they do.
I'd rather be doing aaaanything else. quite literally. watching the speed of someone's brain in realtime is not only terrifying, it exponentially slows when they're trying to leverage a decision making process against ego, vanity, appeasement of their percieved "audience," and all that....
literally, cannot be bothered, and it's painful to watch.
my two cents, humble at that.
Comment differential of electrical resistance (Score -1) 135
Comment Re:IOW (Score -1) 126
Comment Re:IOW (Score -1) 126
written by Upton Sinclair. it's on archive.org. and before i get trolled and voted down for just sharing information, that's literally all I'm doing. I'm not a wingnut, if my small comment here bothers someone, please consider being the bigger person and not downvoting me. I'm simply providing a resource for consideration.
Submission + - Intel's GPU Drivers Now Collect Telemetry, Including 'How You Use Your Computer' (extremetech.com)
According to TechPowerUp, which discovered the change, Intel has created a landing page for the program that explains what is collected and what isn't. At a high level, it states, "This program uses information about your computer's performance to make product improvements that may benefit you in the future." Though that sounds innocuous, Intel provides a long list of the types of data it collects, many unrelated to your computer's performance. Those include the types of websites you visit, which Intel says are dumped into 30 categories and logged without URLs or information that identifies you, including how long and how often you visit certain types of sites. It also collects information on "how you use your computer" but offers no details. It will also identify "Other devices in your computing environment." Numerous performance-related data points are also captured, such as your CPU model, display resolution, how much memory you have, and, oddly, your laptop's average battery life. Though this sounds like an egregious overreach regarding the type of data captured, to be fair to Intel, it allows you to opt out of this program.
Comment incandescents and led's oh my. (Score 0) 267
i dont like led bulbs, and i've spent hundreds of dollars trying them out and giving them a fair shake.
that said, i've got some incandescents, hopefully they last the rest of my time needing light bulbs, otherwise i guess i'll be making fixtures out of left hand screw
types, which are not banned, OR going back to candles and pretending it's the renaissance era or something.
Comment Re: Tools for Humanity? (Score 0) 32
Comment amazon has a social network thingy? (Score -1) 36
hmm.
that is most interesting.