Just go outside (if you’re in a zone that has enough annual sun). At least in the summer months.
That’s the best source, as it helps your body produce the specific form it needs (because there are a few).
Supplementation only works when there’s a massive deficit, as it’s not necessarily the exact form a given person needs.
It’s linked to just about everything.
Diabetes - a Nordic study showed a huge drop in T1 through supplementation.
The challenge with D is that there are a bunch of different forms, so proper supplementation is difficult, and why simply getting enough sun makes the difference.
An automatic centerpunch is a better tool for this by a long shot.
I couldn’t see a port like that without magnification, and it’s hard to get light with magnification just right.
I can see this being useful for things where I just can’t get the magnifyer, light and my head in the right spot. Though it would be better as a borescope connected to my phone (via USB rather than this thing’s WiFi). Which you can get for about the same price.
DDG has gone completely shitty for me recently.
Such a weird thing to be seeing.
Nice, and not drowned! Perfect
Quit posting this nonsense under different accounts.
Chav is NOT a derogatory term for working class folks.
This is what I’m going to reply every time you post this garbage.
The Cambridge English Dictionary defines chav as “an insulting word for someone, usually a young person, whose way of dressing, speaking, and behaving is thought to show their lack of education and low social class.”
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/chav
It’s based on behaviour.
And you don’t know basic writing.
I should fucking hope so.
Ya all got suckered into this stuff because admin is a bunch of complacent people.
I was telling about this in the late 90’s,and everyone called me a crank.
Suddenly you realize you got in bed with the wrong person… Ffs
Gonna need a source.
Also chav /= working class, no matter how much you make this claim and continue to post it.
I think it’s closely related to people with tens of thousands of emails in their inbox,
Nope.
I have a half dozen email address, about 20 aliases.
My inbox rarely has even 5 unopened emails.
I have 100+ tabs on desktop, over 100 on phone.
I was programming long before PC’s existed.
Your paradigm of the world isn’t everyone’s.
Tab History shows every instance of a tab, not just 1 for the 300 times you visited it.
Same problem as bookmarks.
My bookmarks are organized. Haven’t used any of them in 10 years.
It’s a great idea that I like, it just doesn’t work for me.
Tabs in the sidebar do.
So you admit to doing the same thing.
Good for you.
I simply scroll down my tab bar to what I’m looking for.
I’m down to 130 tabs from 170
Because, shockingly, not everyone sees the world the way you do.
Why do people consider the way others do things as flawed, or pathologize the behaviours of others?
Also, browser history is awful.
Hahahaha, right.
Businesses repair laptops every day.
I’ve replaced 2 keyboards in my family in the last year, and 2 batteries.
I’ve replaced fans in laptops. Recently replaced the cpu paste in one.
Just because you never see it because everyone you know buys shitty consumer laptops, doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen. Business-class laptops are maintainable, and they cost more because of it.
In the last year my friends in the SMB space have replaced half a dozen keyboards, numerous batteries, etc. And these are in companies that have regular replacement cycles.
So fixing computers has saved me from replacing a laptop for just $100 in parts in the last year alone. And time - I’m not waiting for some “expert” to tell me my keyboard is dead. I just ordered one online for $30.