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kester76a t1_ja346gz wrote
Reply to comment by PM_ME_UR_MESSAGE_THO in Ancient tech found cleaning my drawer: Pentium MMX 233, 128k EPROM, Ethernet Splitter, AMD 486DLX2 66, Intel 486DX2 66, Memory Stick by jsveiga
Kind of strange it doesn't have a termination cap π€
kester76a t1_ja24ptf wrote
Reply to comment by StopTheTrickle in This sign telling you to stay inside the apartment building when the alarm sounds by DeepPossession8916
From what I read they died because the government and the firm deemed the risk minimum. So a cheap dead was made on unsafe cladding. The risks were known on all sides but it was a cheaper option and wasn't banned at the time.
In a nutshell unsafe products gets sold off cheaply all the time as long as the sellers aren't liable for it they tend to give zero fucks unfortunately.
kester76a t1_j6mk47u wrote
Reply to comment by kasuma9999 in Xray of my fully horizontal wisdom teeth. by kasuma9999
Extraction would have meant a scan to check where the nerves were and was more expensive. Plus it's done under a local and I was just having the one out.
Hope your extraction goes well. I need to have one later to remove the tooth with the damaged root but it's a wait till it goes bad thing. Glad they got to yours in time.
kester76a t1_j6m29bf wrote
Reply to Xray of my fully horizontal wisdom teeth. by kasuma9999
Coronectomy time. I had one of my wisdoms done but it had already damaged the root of the other tooth due to NHS budget cuts.
My expirence of the coronectomy was pretty good. Half an hour OP where they remove the crown of the wisdom tooth and then stitch the root into the gum. Stitches start falling out a day or two later and it heals really quickly. I had paracetamol but probably didn't need it.
kester76a t1_j149dqo wrote
Reply to comment by gramie in Exposure to nature linked to lower risk of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. More green space was associated with a lower risk of Alzheimer's while exposure to greenery, park space and 'blue space' such as lakes, rivers & ponds, was associated with a decreased risk of Parkinson's hospitalisations. by MistWeaver80
I read an article about a link to poor income areas having a higher rate of pollution. Turns out exposure to lead fumes from cars causes a drop in IQs and an increase in the chance of someone committing a crime.
To make matters worse this lead stays in the soil and can be released into the air at a later date.
I would say living in a healthier environment must have some sort of impact.
kester76a t1_j13hlt0 wrote
Reply to Exposure to nature linked to lower risk of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. More green space was associated with a lower risk of Alzheimer's while exposure to greenery, park space and 'blue space' such as lakes, rivers & ponds, was associated with a decreased risk of Parkinson's hospitalisations. by MistWeaver80
I guess it could be linked to lead exposure and other toxins.
kester76a t1_ixgq8di wrote
Reply to comment by Remarkable-Storm-738 in My coat has 3 name tags for when someone sells/gives away the coat! by Hyprst
Whoa that's a lot of family history :) lol
kester76a t1_ixd9yrz wrote
I guess it depends on how many middle names you have π
If your Bill Bob David Mathew danielson junior the third then you're going to need most of those lines π
kester76a t1_ivqe6li wrote
Reply to A study found that people perceive that robots are replacing human jobs at a greater rate than they actually are. Only 14% of workers say theyβve had their job replaced by a robot. Workers who had been supplanted by a robot estimated that 47% of all jobs have been lost to robots. by Brave_Cycle_8745
Depends on the job but anything which is small scale or bespoke means they're not cost effective. Automation isn't new but a designed and built mass capacity machine will easily out perform a robot in most cases.
kester76a t1_je6d551 wrote
Reply to comment by Chaeix in Someone paved a circle of spoons into the sidewalk near me. by Chaeix
Tis cursed π»