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So it's curing salt but misuse can lead to death.
Unfortunately for this guy the UK is such a nanny state they'd probably go after him for murder if he sold a toothpick if it could take someone's eye out.
Anyone can boot the laptop and get to the decrypted hard drive, what does it matter if they sniff the key first? They always had access to the end result of they can boot the laptop.
It's fairly patchy ultimately.
Beijing/Peking, Mumbai/Bombay, Kyiv/Kiev, Czechia/Czech Republic.
Foods seem unaffected funnily enough Peking Duck, Bombay Mix, Chicken Kiev.
They are okay, but exist mostly because American insist on using a terrible MM-DD-YYYY format usually and while DD-MM-YYYY makes more sense it'd be confusing while Americans continue to use MM-DD.
Similarly, imperial units are terrible 12 inches to foot, 3 feet to yard. Fractions of inches for small lengths...
And British driving on the left. A hold out that complicates the entire worlds roads and car production.
I've never found any personal benefit in the moment using them, I'm not sure if 6 months is not enough or for whatever reason they don't work for me.
But his jet would be too high for a manpad, and a fighter jet would have likely fired from above cloud cover and missile wouldn't have left a contrail. There is some separation between left suspect cloud and the start of the jets con/smoke even. The visible jets con/smoke is wobbly which makes it seem like the was jet hit and then started tumbling before it breaks apart at quite low altitude. Whatever happened rapidly made the jet enter unstable flight.
Is it likely the plane was shot down if so likely a shoot and scoot system like pantasir S1, or the cloud is nothing and it was a small bomb on board.
I put my money on faking his own death.
Mostly uninformed hot take.
Actually congratulations to all countries still running space programmes including Russia's failure.
The more the merrier.
This is a stupendously difficult thing to do, India is truly a superpower.
It's not like beekeepers keep their hives significantly overlap with where wild bees live.
Even mobile wallets support lightening network (like Muun).
Bitrefill is handy for getting the off gift card.
Not let's simplify workflow and make all cards the reusable type.
I suppose it might be a cheap, simpler and more available IC that maybe only decrements a secure memory location. But that is stupid.
Oyster cards are surprisingly excellent despite some issues between them and contactless and NFC.
The French Navigo is not bad either, I like that registration isn't to a centralised DB. But their tickets have their own issue and not to mention their single use magstrip tickets are hopelessly fragile.
When tinder came out my single friends all jumped on it. I probably went hoarse with all the tinfoil hat warnings I doled out.
Eventually I shrugged my shoulders and admitted maybe corps aren't as evil as I imagined.
Looking at this article I realise I was a fool to try and judge them during the onboarding phase. They are worse than I'd imagined.
The executive functions that highly anxious people need to engage are precisely the functions that high stress levels disrupt.
This is about low stress situations in anxious people.
Not high stress situations in non-anxious people.
It's not likely that we can extrapolate between the two. And it's likely under those scenarios a third or more mechanism comes into play (flight, fight, freeze).
Not to mention the control were all men so we do need better sample for replication before we consider extrapolation.
The emotional challenge in this study was that you had a joystick and sometimes you pulled that joystick towards you when you saw an unhappy face. That's what was paralysing emotional challenge was for highly anxious people. Meaning it's unlikely their PFl could have any control in real life scenarios. It's important to note that in both anxious and non-anxious people the PFl was highly excitable. It's the pattern of its activity that makes a difference.
Cognition is hard work and the truth is you can't reason about your entire life and expect much success. Like driving a car as a learner your whole life, I remember the first driving lesson I had, I couldn't even focus with the radio on. Imagine if every time you got in you had less intuition about how to drive.
Think of the absence of fpi as a lack of intuition you get once you learn to drive.
CBT +/- an SSRI for 6months is a small price to pay to regain intuition.
This is a study on the structural appearance of anxiety driven behaviours.
Treatment remains the same, CBT +/- SSRI which facilitates relearning behaviours via Dopamine actions.
Paper speculates TMS might be used to disrupt some brain regions.
Avoidance and success in anxiety inducing situations both lead to relief. Most of us have plenty of experience of both leading to balanced future responses.
In anxious people the FPI is unable to override the avoidance behaviours.
The key is not to limit overload you don't have much choice there, it's to use other mechanisms to make your seek exposure and not continue avoidance.
CBT is all about teaching those skills the paper mentions TMS.
I'm not sure under any other circumstances would the competitors have swam (or trained) in waters like that.
Moving goal posts! Were on the topic of missions to land the south pole of the moon.
You move the goal posts from landing on the south pole to any mission to the moon and add in a caveat of 100 success rate.
Disproven there you claim if the mission didn't leave earth orbit it's not relevant. Disproven there.
You move the goal posts to entirely to UN votes!
Hahahaha what on earth are you smoking?!
I for one will look forwards to India pulling this off, an achievement no other nation has managed..not even the US.