KraftKacke

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by KraftKacke 6y ago
I don't think that's a very scientific approach as a vaccine may have other effects on the symptoms. Finding lingering bacteria would be the right call. Autopsy or biopsy. And then get better testing, less "false positive&quo
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
In signal you cant delete/forget contacts... And groups will haunt you to the end of days too. I started to strongly distrust signal after I learned that. It's meta information nonetheless and invites for identity fraud. But yeah,
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
I don't get how they would draw _so _damn _much attention to a broken game. The marketing team should have talked with development every once in a while... Look at me! Look at me, I got these awesome new pants and I also shat in them.
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
You vastly underestimate the complexity of the human genome and also assume transsexuality is _all genetics. Ontogenesis, epigenetics, environmental factors, ... there is a lot more on sex variant hardware front than genetics. Sex is bimoda
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
I assume that's a different system with GMS/GPS systems. There is one manufacturer doing this, but it's not privacy friendly and not universal.
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
Yeah, that's what I was afraid of. I have the hope the frame itself may be used as antenna. Contrary to what the other commenter said, this is not attractive for carbon frame owners as I wasn't thinking GPS tracking, but low power
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
In a world made around human bodies, hardly.
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
"You and I". I say sexrobots.
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
Yes, "value". This is why making free market dynamics an ideology/religion is insane.
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
In my yard I can see about 6-10 bikes rotting away. Shop owners could make upcycling a business. Anyway, I think it's getting really cold the next months, so demand will probably go down a bit.
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
Business idea: Make something like the iPhone's snitching low power bluetooth thingy for bikes. I am sure bike owners will glad run an app which monitors the surrounding for stolen bluetooth beacons. Make it work so it can be barricade
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
To be fair, that's rather a problem of the applications not supporting Wayland. You can share within Xworld and Waylandworld, but not between them. I assume that's a non trivial problem and inherent to Wayland's design.
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
I like the idea a lot. I've been thinking about something similar: An explanation/notes "wiki" for exemplary open source repository snapshots. With the goal to document everything you can see in a repo so beginners can u
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
> "So, looking from that perspective any tweet of any person could be taken down because some conspiracy theorist interpreted it in a particular way." And yet only Trump attracts this sort of lunatic following. Let's be ho
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
To add to your point, lymphoma is special because stage IV does not _inherently indicate mutagenic burden or tumor diversity. Metastatic solid tumors _have to had "privilege escalation" mutations. AND those _indicate an overall gr
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
Yes, as other have pointed out. I want to add, you also sometimes see spontaneous remission of distant lesions caused by local treatment, e.g. radiation therapy. There is research into exacerbating the tumor "auto-vaccination" by
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
AFAIK this is somewhat incorrect. Biotech switched to vaccine focus before SARS2 and the reason for the rapid development was the groundwork done for a SARS(1) vaccine. It is also worth noting, the mRNA part wasn't the innovative techn
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by KraftKacke 6y ago
Fever may be an important factor. IIRC statistically people who had one severe fever in their life, have a lower incidence of cancer. I think the double edged blade here is not the anti-viral response, but autoimmune reactions, which are ex