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🥁🥁... Wouldn't you know it? There's no cymbal or gong.

Fine, that's all you get.

Actually, the production of a single Boeing 747 takes about 43 days.

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Deck the halls with ghouls and bloodshed brrrrratatatatat atatatat

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I need to follow this forever....until it comes out. One of my friends is the 'what do you get for the man who has everything' types and he fucking loves and grew up with doom and he loves christmas.

What's the command for the reddit remindme bot that I see people use sometimes

It was 7 seconds before. Happy mow? 🙂

This is a need. Love it!

This is 100% a false claim, read further down in this comment thread this clown has no understanding of the evidence in this field.

What do you define as a "large proportion" and can you post a study that supports this claim.

/shrugs/ seems like you have no idea what you're talking about.

You're right because the articles don't support his claim see my post next to yours

The OP's article seems to be talking about esophageal cancer not HPV related oropharynx.

ECOG 3311 demonstrates the value of robotic surgery in the deintensification of adjuvant therapy. Doesn't support your argument at all.

ORATOR 2 is a highly problematic trial - their two surgical arm mortalities were far more suggestive of issues with post-op care (in-hospital trach bleed) and surgical/radiation technique (spine infection AFTER radiation).

The surgeons in the ORATOR 2 trial had a morbidity profile that does not reflect any case series, trial, or database study based in the US. They were routinely doing tracheostomies, and they were not credentialing surgeons the way they did in E3311.

Personally the only useful information from the ORATOR 2 trial is: Don't get surgery with any of the surgeons who participated in the ORATOR 2 trial.

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Hi mrgnarchr. That is wonderful to hear. May I know what your primary use for the glasses is? Nreal Air is used by some people to experience augmented reality, while others use it primarily for gaming on a large screen, and some people use it for productivity on a portable device.

I appreciate you bringing up the Nreal Air. It's consumer AR glasses in the shape of a typical sunglass. You can instantly get large screens for an AR experience by connecting it to a device with a USB-C port that supports Display out.

i wonder if youll seea noth in the screen tho,oh,i mean island

You are definitely correct. hides

The M1 Max definitely has a fan.

So you make the CPU cooler by making it slower? Yeah, that's how they work.

I think the Galaxy S8 had this issue, especially with screen protectors, but software fixed it.

The Pixel 6 had issues as well. But from my personal use of the device, it failed to safe & just flat rejected all fingerprints. My wife has a 6a, and the scanner works for her, but only accepts my fingerprint about 50% of the time, rejecting me when it doesn't work.

Or even display out at any resolution on Pixel.

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Then live somewhere with good internet service lil bro

Ebi si maikata