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Presumably the space and facilities to train, both outside and inside, the time of dedicated teachers/coaches and travel costs (speculating) might all be considered special treatment.

I think physical activity in school is important; but you could definitely argue that these are special treatment.

>Can someone come up with a use case for this?

My first thought was stock images for news sites and blogs

>and NewEgg picks a motherboard which is marked as damaged in their inventory system, and ships it to GN.

I imagine Newegg have a large inventory, but they would have to match the exact motherboard with the one Steve bought, and with some sort of CPU pin/socket damage. And the reason Steve accidentally bought an open box in the first place was due to the limited stock of that particular motherboard. So I'm not sure that this holds true.

>6. GN wants the motherboard returned, too.

Also I'm pretty sure Steve requested the motherboard back _before_ they then got the refund.

metadata match on an album track number?

There is a video floating around of people close enough to the blast to hear a significant boom, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owlRuul5Tk4

I remember reading a while back a article on how a US military research group was looking at improving focus and some particular test scores using TCS. Which sent me on an investigative rabbit hole of people that are using it at home in a diy manor. So I don't think you are too far off!

A quick google pulls pack a couple of interesting links: A subreddit https://old.reddit.com/r/tDCS/ and an article https://www.wired.com/2014/05/diy-brain-stimulation/

Steam has a useful chart which shows the votes/reviews over time with the ability to filter by language, purchase type, play time etc. Youtube could implement something similar to help shine a light on brigading

I wonder if you could somehow flood the site with copies of the high value NFT images to drop the value?

Steam manages to have digital trading cards without blockchains. And I'm pretty sure pokemon and magic the gathering do too, although I am less familiar with them. Whilst there is definitely a security risk with high value digital goods, I'm not sure that it is solved by the blockchain.

Apparently they can also give a false sense of being on the right track, and lead to inexperienced hikers getting lost.

I do wonder if there is also an issue with reduced testosterone causing weight gain, which in turn lowers testosterone... and so. In a positive feedback loop

The EA one comes to mind, which was recent. They had access to the source of a number of games, including unreleased ones as well as the Frostbite engine if I recall correctly. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-57431987

I've been playing the digital version of Terraforming Mars recently (as well as the physical copy). I cannot attest to the multiplayer aspect; but the local play against the AI is good and fits your requirements. Worth checking out.

That appears to be a meta review done by Newcastle Uni (amongsth others), rather than any endorsement of Ivermectin by the NIH? PubMed is a resource for scientific publications hosted by the NIH, and is a repository of work. It is not the publishing arm of the NIH. Unless I am missing something?!

Yeah I think it's a great idea for a site/service much akin to the OP. I imagine there would be a big draw just sticking in famous parents and kids to see if there is a match.

>nightmarish competition of inhuman endurance.

On multi-day ultra-endurance rides there is an issue where your neck will no longer support your head against gravity, called Shermers neck syndrome. https://sportcoaching.co.nz/shermers-neck-a-guide-to-neck-sy...

Cool. I wonder if you could turn it inside out, such that it dumps heat inwards to have the opposite effect and warm you?

> but we knew it wouldn't change anything

Maybe the immediate threat of developers quiting wouldn't have, but I think something might have eventually. Probably change from the top. My recent experience with the xbox gamepass app on Windows let me cancel my subscription fairly easily on both the console and the pc (two different accounts) without ever having to call someone. I like to think the culture at xbox has changed, maybe not microsoft, but maybe it will trickel up eventually.

Any evidence for this?

Turkey has already had varying involvement with warfar recently with engagements in Syria and Armenia-Azerbaijan. I would not be suprised to see them engage in further conflict.

Do you have aa source at all please? I would like to see more Edit: I see it posted above

Phillip K Dick's Second Variety came to my mind (or the film Screamers 1995)

Maybe not savory flavoured but you can get beef and pea protein powders easily.

I would not recommend the later for flavour though unless you really like peas.

>No one ever takes time to write positive reviews of big businesses on third-party sites out of good heart

Maybe I am missing the context of big businesses, but I will often write a good review of a company (say on trustpilot) I have used, with no reward to myself. Even well known ones. The most recent example being Scan the hardware retailer in the UK. I have though also done it for reward too, so I am not completely altruistic!

Not sure on the timing. I do see that the Cloudflare error I get is saying the host is down, and clouflare is ok. The site had been showing intermittent SSL handshake errors for about a week up to this point.

You can do this in the browser extension Reddit Enhancement Suite. It allows me to block the subs I want so that browsing All or Popular become good for sometimes finding new subs

I would guess at stimulants, such as amphetamine, methamphetamine, cocaine etc. Will work to increase activity and reduce appetite. Major dose-dependent side effects in that they are bad for the heart, reduce impulse control, loss of sleep, addictive, amongst others

I have started to see the start of it where I am. The barely used bikes from the summer are starting to appear on second-hand sites (think craigslist) as people try to offload them. The problem being that traffic is back to normal and people return to taking the car everywhere. I also notice a cooldown in people buying used bikes too

Of course. The issue lies in the difference based on gender/age, not the weighting to either party

I believe they have changed the rules to be more permissive in a number of counties in the UK as way of a pilot:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/mar/16/electric-sc...

> But the scooters, which are already in widespread, if unlawful, use across the UK, will initially only be allowed in four “future transport zones”: Portsmouth and Southampton; the West of England Combined Authority (WECA); Derby and Nottingham; and the West Midlands.