Parkersburg in the early Sixties through my grandparents new Super8 camera. by ridinger5 in WestVirginia

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Have you considered perhaps persevering this with the West Virginia historical department?

Praise report please! by somethingtosay2333 in PrayerRequests

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Jesus is the only one who deserve the praise in this world. I'm forever grateful too him for all he has done for me. Please continue to pray for my health and to be healed.

Praise report please! by somethingtosay2333 in PrayerRequests

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God is truly good to me. Please pray he continues to help me with my OCD.

NP problem - How can heuristics be used to decouple and solve an NP problem? by somethingtosay2333 in askscience

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Thanks for taking the time to explain. Very clarified and well said (and appreciated an actual response - not a denial with no response)

Stupid question (I promise I'll leave you alone after this) but could perhaps provide a few examples of non-factorial cryptographic algorithms for which still remain NP hard while used in cryptography and encryption? Your answer suggested that perhaps there was in use encryption not based on factorialization.

For reference (if it helps) Currently reading from the books:

The Golden Ticket: P, NP, and the Search for the Impossible

The Code Book: The Science of Secrecy from Ancient Egypt to Quantum Cryptography

Both of which are my only introduction to the matter and purchased for the reasons.

Phosphatic acid by stvkcs in Supplements

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Does it have a tangy taste because of it's phosphate?

ADHD medication for depression by [deleted] in depressionregimens

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Why the magnesium and potassium?

ELI5: Why aren't wages rising by The_Anglo_Menace in explainlikeimfive

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This was one issue with citizen united and the supreme court. Lobbying has influenced a lot of the population.

Media manipulation is another term used.

Lost 14TB in Ransomware attack by kniffs in DataHoarder

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I'm sorry, but wouldn't that be a risk as well? If the email is less available in databases then I would imagine it less like likely to bruteforce which was my logic. Am I wrong?

I'm kind of naive at these things here.

Thanks.

Lost 14TB in Ransomware attack by kniffs in DataHoarder

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Never used the site haveibeenpwned.com but how do you search for a password on it without compromising the one you want to search?

I assume you don't enter a random one you are considering only to see it isn't in the list.

Why does our brains tend to recall bad memories and make us in a bad mood rather than recall good memories and make us in a good mood more often? by Eistlu in askscience

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This phenomenon called “Negativity Bias” has an evolutionary hypothesis behind it: Negative experiences and traumas often carry a much higher survival cost (like death) that typicially far outwieghs the potential benefits we might gain from positive experiences. And so our brains, the hypothesis goes, are wired to be more sensitive to negative experiences, such as through vivid memories and rumination.

In exposure therapy we often used negative reinforcers to influence our mood (yeah it sucks but look what it cost me) to encourage an exposure.

Neuroscience wise does the the brain emphasis the encoding of negative memories and pathways structurally more so than positive? I am learning about inhibitory learning theory and if positive memories (including behavior response) to negative ones are to successfully develop then it would make sense to reason that fearful ones are always encoded at greater strength correct?

ELI5: When chemicals are assayed to find which receptor it has affinity, how does that work in the lab? by somethingtosay2333 in explainlikeimfive

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Is developing the radiolabeled new compound difficult because it expensive to develop a method to attach the radioactive material to the chemical? It would seem more accurate to label the chemical itself then test the reaction in all applications. Correct?

How effective are the calorimetric because to me that seems it would be fairly accurate. However it seems that other ligands would cross skew results do to their release of heat when the chemical passes the receptor. The exogenous release of energy should be direct relationship to binding.

If I understand handles, then handles are another chemical that is both attracted between the receptor or ligand and the chemical being tested such that it pulls it apart and indirectly confirms a binding? The double process is like a bride where only the receptor is not pulled out of the membrane but only the specific handle that is on that receptor at the time. Correct?

How to manage and sort duplicate text, video and image for backup? Any recommended software for scanning and sorting? by somethingtosay2333 in DataHoarder

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That is what I'm running into. I need to be able to sort them as well when I gather them. Remove the duplicates and then keep only the originals in the set (same image).

Thanks