marmottus
Re:Explore France’s Loire Valley in the Footsteps of Leonardo da Vinci
on Friday February 22, 2019 @03:56AM (#19223990)
I opened the article in Chrome on Android and it was indeed an awful experience but I then switched to the HN browser tab and enjoyed the ad free browsing
Re:Orange Livebox ADSL modems are leaking their WiFi credentials
on Sunday December 23, 2018 @10:42AM (#18746645)
If you live in/know about Germany, could you suggest a good alternative to the Kabel Deutschland basic CBN router? I have no clue how the registration to the network would work if I buy a third party router connected directly to my cable input.
Re:The Terrifying Lessons of a Pandemic Simulation
on Friday June 01, 2018 @12:07PM (#17206717)
Reminds me of this game, Plague Inc [1], where you can simulate a plague that starts silently until the symptoms become too strong and starts a race between the deadly decease and the governments looking for a cure together and closing borders to prevent it from spreading.
Re:Cheesemaking tips from the ancients
on Thursday May 17, 2018 @12:44PM (#17092969)
You just made me want to make my own cheese! Thanks for that!
Re:Lyme Disease Is on the Rise Again
on Monday May 07, 2018 @01:17PM (#17014514)
Got bitten in 2010 while camping in Czechia, we failed to remove the tick properly and the head stayed in my skin so we had to butcher me a bit more and it left a tiny wound. Two days later I got the famous painful rash that I had no clue about, red circle, swollen and painful. I went to the doctor who immediately told me "you might have Lyme disease", I had never heard of this before but I understood that it required 3 weeks amoxicillin. I did several blood tests and got positive once to the borreliosis then negative after the treatment. So I thought everything was over but a month later I was feeling extremely tired, body and brain wise, I started to freak out that the disease was still there but blood tests were negative. This was during my exams period and as a student I was under high stress and the spot where I got bitten was still a bit swollen. The doctor told me that it was normal but the only way to be sure that the disease is completely gone at this stage (around 2 months after being bitten) is to do a lumbar puncture which I did (kudos to pregnant women who go through this
! I'll never do it again). The test showed negative, there was no way that I could still have the disease so it calmed me down and I accepted that it was just due to stress and hypochondria. Today I'm totally fine, this was my first bite and I hope the last one. This little bug is a pure nightmare.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year winner disqualified for using stuffed animal
Re:FCC approves SpaceX plan for satellite broadband network
on Friday April 06, 2018 @06:31PM (#16778070)
Can we one day run out of resources on Earth if we send away a lot of objects to space or is it negligible?