@matigo I used to do technical support for enterprise security appliances out of my house. This was in the days before virtual machines were a thing, so I needed a rack to put my appliances in.
These days, I pretty much do everything with VMs. The rack has a lot of old machines I haven't powered up in quite some time.
@matigo I actually have a quarter rack on wheels that I got some years ago when I worked at Nokia. The sad thing is: I never use it anymore.
@JeremyCherfas Regardless, you have to choose a way of eating that works for you. For me, I'm pretty sure that will never be anything close to vegan, but if it works for you, who am I to argue?
// @larand
@JeremyCherfas B12 for one, Vitamin D3 for another. There are a few others [healthline.com] as well.
// @larand
@larand technically, yes, we are omnivores, and can eat both. The question is: which is more optimal?
Considering that you cannot get all your essential nutrients from plants alone, I'd say eating meat is more optimal.
Is a vegan diet safe for infants and children? [zoeharcombe.com]
Personally, I don't think a vegan diet is particularly safe for adults, either, but it's their choice.
@matigo do you know what the condition is called? And do they have to pay the $14k/month out of pocket? Because that doesn't sound fun.