apparently low-frequency noise causes heart rate variations. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-97107-8
the conclusion is the same for both things too: don't build them where people live.
lime
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i've heard it a lot but never put much stock in it until there was actual research: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-97107-8
this was on special k boxes in the 90s my dude
firefox was originally phoenix, which was originally the mozilla suite, which was originally netscape. the experience was there from 1999, with the same people behind it.
...four? what reality are you from?
stops airflow
i'm fine with company property having tracking, but as long as i'm doing my job i don't see why my employer needs to know were i am. and that's despite me preferring to work on location.
absolutely nobody had this table?
Edit: ITT: reading comprehension
I'm in the domain name business
it's called "cybersquatting". fuck all the way off.
also
> "my wife and i met on okcupid and i want more people to make connections like that"
> creates an app that's only available on 20% of phones and requires meeting in person to connect
this guy is delulu
it was from a press conference where they said they were done with version numbers and that windows 10 would basically be supported forever. that's not mischaracterisation
that's why i mean it's the same thing. don't build them near people. we know ground-transferred infrasound is bad for your health.
as for louder, idk. i worked next to a facebook dc for years, it was eerily quiet.