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Comment on Alzheimer’s drug gets FDA panel’s backing, setting the stage for broader US use in ~science
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Alzheimer’s drug gets FDA panel’s backing, setting the stage for broader US use
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Comment on Transient hazards: Explosion at the Husky Superior Refinery in ~science
YellowISR CSB releases a safety video about the April 2018 explosion and fire at the Husky Superior Refinery in Superior, Wisconsin. Short Summary This is an excerpt of the Investigative Report prepared by...CSB releases a safety video about the April 2018 explosion and fire at the Husky Superior Refinery in Superior, Wisconsin.
Short Summary
This is an excerpt of the Investigative Report prepared by the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board. You can view/download the full pdf report here.*On April 26, 2018, at approximately 9:58 a.m., an explosion and subsequent fire occurred at Husky Energy’s Superior Refining Company LLC refinery in Superior, Wisconsin (“Husky Superior Refinery”) . . .
As a result of the explosion and fire, 36 refinery and contract workers were injured and sought medical attention, including 11 people who suffered Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”) recordable injuries.
In addition, the chemical disaster caused approximately $550
million in property damage. Husky Superior Refinery reported that it released 39,000 pounds of a flammable hydrocarbon vapor mixture during the event. * -
Transient hazards: Explosion at the Husky Superior Refinery
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Comment on Looking for beta testers for my Tildes.net iOS app! in ~tildes
YellowISR Disabled 2FA to test this out, definitely seems to be 2FA. Making this comment from App!Disabled 2FA to test this out, definitely seems to be 2FA. Making this comment from App!
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Comment on Looking for beta testers for my Tildes.net iOS app! in ~tildes
YellowISR That could be a possibility! I also have 2FA enabled with Authy as the authenticator app.That could be a possibility! I also have 2FA enabled with Authy as the authenticator app.
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Comment on Looking for beta testers for my Tildes.net iOS app! in ~tildes
YellowISR Can't seem to login via iOS 16.6 (Developer Beta) "Failed to Login. Please check username and password". I tried the same login on the website and it logs me in with no issues.Can't seem to login via iOS 16.6 (Developer Beta)
"Failed to Login. Please check username and password".
I tried the same login on the website and it logs me in with no issues.
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Comment on Weekly megathread for news/updates/discussion of Russian invasion of Ukraine - June 8 in ~news
YellowISR (edited )LinkPutin asserts Ukrainian counteroffensive has begun, while drones strike within Russia KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin asserted Friday that Ukrainian troops have started a...Putin asserts Ukrainian counteroffensive has begun, while drones strike within Russia
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin asserted Friday that Ukrainian troops have started a long-expected counteroffensive and were suffering “significant” losses.
Link to AP ArticleWith Russia's significant attack on the Dnieper River dam that was blown to pieces, honestly not surprised if that's the case.
However Kyiv has not made an official mention of this yet.
Kyiv has not specified whether reservists have been mobilized to the front, but its Western allies have poured firepower, defensive systems, and other military assets and advice into Ukraine, raising the stakes for the expected counteroffensive.
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Comment on Apollo will close down on June 30th. Reddit’s recent decisions and actions have unfortunately made it impossible for Apollo to continue. Thank you so, so much for all the support over the years. in ~tech
YellowISR After reading over some of the comments that spez has to replied to in that trainwreck of an AMA, I deleted all the content, then deleted my profile. 7 and a half years of being on reddit. Not as...After reading over some of the comments that spez has to replied to in that trainwreck of an AMA, I deleted all the content, then deleted my profile.
7 and a half years of being on reddit. Not as long as others have mentioned, but I have high hopes for tildes.
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Comment on What are you self-hosting currently? in ~tech
YellowISR I'm fairly new to homelab stuff. I self-host a Unifi Network Server on a NUC. Learned about the Media Plex Server and recently got that on there as well. Will probably build a NAS with sufficient...I'm fairly new to homelab stuff.
I self-host a Unifi Network Server on a NUC.
Learned about the Media Plex Server and recently got that on there as well.
Will probably build a NAS with sufficient storage once I build a new PC soon! -
Comment on Music discovery thread: Share the top three songs you’re currently obsessed with! in ~music
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Comment on Music discovery thread: Share the top three songs you’re currently obsessed with! in ~music
YellowISR In no particular order: Fools - ufo ufo ufo ufo I first heard of them the song listed below, Hold My Breath. Hold My Breath - Paper Idol, ufo ufo 10:35 - Tiësto, Tate McRae 10:35,...In no particular order:
Fools - ufo ufo
ufo ufo I first heard of them the song listed below, Hold My Breath.
Hold My Breath - Paper Idol, ufo ufo
10:35 - Tiësto, Tate McRae
10:35, Dance/Electronic, Pop music is something I love personally.An honorable mention would be a group called The Midnight. One of my favorites!
*WASHINGTON (AP) — Health advisers on Friday unanimously backed the full approval of a closely watched Alzheimer’s drug, a key step toward opening insurance coverage to U.S. seniors with early stages of the brain-robbing disease.
The drug, Leqembi, received conditional approval from the Food and Drug Administration in January based on early results suggesting it could slow Alzheimer’s progression by several months. The FDA now is reviewing more definitive results to decide whether the drug should receive the agency’s full endorsement.*
According to the article, the FDA's panel backing carries extra significance due to insurers holding off on paying for the infused treatment until fully backed by the FDA. Due to this, patients have had to pay approximately $26,500 per year for the drug, Leqembi(lecanemab-irmb).