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The issue here, is that this removes a lot of tasks that allowed a person to relax a little mentally. So now we are working the same hours, but we need to be switched on for much longer during these hours. Could this result in more burnout and mental fatigue?

This is why people need to think about these things when they are in full health.

The main reason that PGP did not catch on, as only the most tech savy were able to understand how the chain worked.

Do not forget the hardware. And having the means of creating said hardware.

The question might be simple and verifiable, but it is not a simple for an LLM to mark a particular question as such. This is the tricky part.

An LLM does not care about your question, it is a bunch of math that will spit out a result based on what you typed in.

Gortex?

Similar experience. Having one in the 90's was a pivotal point in setting my life.

Would you volunteer to be among the first on the firing line? Most people would want to avoid that risk.

I have been running a 32 GB laptop for over 5 year now.

I have a dedicated server at home running as an LXC host.

With an LXC client on my laptop I am able to launch instances without using local resources. The instance has profiles setup to add the containers to my local lan for ease of access.

Launching a new machines is only a few commands away.

LXC/LXD is amazing tech. I use it at work and at home for quickly getting services up and running.

Now add northern vs southern hemisphere scheduling. When DTS would work backwards and is also out of sync.

You missed, disruptive and saleable.

Studies also seem to show that the trigger mechanism for many of the benefits is caloric restriction and not the fast.

As when fasting we do need to eat at some point.

I know it is not a coverup, just the question that the "world" seems to be asking.

Myself, I would pit to either Technical Issue, or internal sabotage as an act of protest.