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Pneumonia is fluid in the lungs, there are many causes. They were searching for the cause of the Pneumonia.

As much as I would love to complain about the healthcare systems, this looks more like some condition that he had for a month or two and didn't appreciate the severity. Based on the fact he complained about the cost, but never brought up not being able to afford it, its unknown if he didn't seek treatment earlier because he didn't know that he needed to, or that he couldn't afford it. Biopsies and specialists take time unless you are actively dying, and when he was seeking treatment, that did not seem to be the case. This is true anywhere. Unfortunately he ran out of time, ~~pneumonia~~ Lung issues ~~is~~ are no joke and there isn't really anything you can do about it until you know whats causing it, even then, sometimes there is nothing that can be done. There is another discussion at [email protected]

Edit: made an edit above, additional thoughts below
I will put suffocating because of coughing towards the top of the list of horrible ways to die.
Looking back through posts, I still don't know if he didn't seek help months ago because of cost or need. If it was cost, that sucks. I'm not a doctor, but looking into the two options presented, neither had a positive outlook. Based on posts indicating long covid and a recurrence of shingles, I will put him in the immunocompromised category. Whether cancer or fungus, prognosis on both is poor.
Is the healthcare system in the US too expensive, yes, no question. Its full of perverse profit incentives at every level and inelastic demand with near monopolistic supply. Did it make a difference here, I don't know, but I don't think it forms the basis for a compelling argument or complaint. If the biopsy came back and he couldn't afford treatment, this would be different.

His life ended in an unpleasant way I would not wish on anybody. May his contributions not be forgotten.

Just never turn on the camera on those days.

I had one in person meeting with my previous group (I'm about 600 Miles away) and it was strange seeing how tall everybody is, especially because I am not.

Reddit believes in ~~an open~~ pay to access internet, but not the ~~mis~~use of ~~public content~~ our content we didn't make.

A few possibilities,

1. brave has state in the past they use the googlebot user agent, if all reddit does is check the useragnet, it won't block brave. This does however mean brave is violating the robots.txt file.
2. I saw some mentions of google fall back, I don't know if they still do it, but that could be another possibility.
3. Brave ignores robots.txt files
4. Brave paid for access

No matter the reason, well behaving crawlers will no longer crawl reddit, Everything is disallowed in the robots.txt

User-agent: *
Disallow: /

reddit recently updated their robots.txt to disallow all crawlers Google paid a bunch of money to have access to crawl reddit

You'll still see old stuff, but crawlers that care about robots.txt will get no new information.

That reddit filter will have less than an effect than it used to. Reddit blocked all crawlers except google.

I don't have an answer for you, I pay way too much from a local tea shop, but you might get better suggestions with answers to the following

1. Hot or cold
2. what type(s), herbal, black, mate, loose, bag...
3. what do you like
4. what do you not like
5. flavor or plain

Working from home is great. I can wear whatever I want, as much or little as I want. Take a guilt free nap. If I had a fursuit, I would probably wear most of it a good amount of the time.

On the desktop interface there is an upload image button, if you already have it uploaded somewhere the syntax is like a link but there is not content . That can be added to a comment or the post itself.

I feel like its rare they don't blame one driver for late race incidents. With no evidence or examples, I feel like I've seen more questionable incidents lead to penalties. I know they say they don't take outcome into consideration, but both cars drove away mostly undamaged and Max lost a few places.

I'm honestly a bit surprised. Saying Lewis could have done more to avoid is irrelevant to if Max caused anything. Max was never going to make that corner at that speed. So long as Lewis wasn't weaving under braking, it is my understanding he can pretty much take the corner how he wants to. I'm not an encyclopedia for past incidents, but I think drivers have been penalized for behavior similar to what Max did in the past.