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by M95D 1y ago
For this to work, Linux needs a centralized way of managing caps. Review (or diff) the file and know immediately what's changed, instead of looking at ACLs all over the place. Traditional unix /etc/group style.
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by M95D 1y ago
Your dog doesn't have political opinions; aliens most probably will.
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by M95D 1y ago
Now we do understand why allergies appear, or at least we have theories that are being tested with studies such as this one. It's all about chance, very literally. As lymphocytes are formed, they randomly rearrange their T-cell recepto
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by M95D 1y ago
^ that, and they probably don't value IP rights as much as the western world. I might be wrong but I have the impression they view it as a hindrance. Any chinese here that can share their view?
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by M95D 1y ago
Just play them some Happy Tree Friends. /s
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by M95D 1y ago
There are other presentations by this guy are long. I don't consider the space and the things we put between LEO and GEO to be boring.
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by M95D 1y ago
I don't know much economics, but the article seems absurd on several points. - China can nationalize anything on their territory, including banks, buildings, land. Bank debt is not a real problem. Money aren't real. Imports/e
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by M95D 1y ago
Incomplete. Where's the LEO, GEO, the counterweight?
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by M95D 1y ago
Wow! This is going to be an Ig Nobel Prize winner. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ig_Nobel_Prize
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by M95D 1y ago
I had an Ericsson R320s at the time and that was the web page that convinced me to replace it with a Nokia E70. The joystick stopped working after many years and there was no fix for it. I switched to E90 and I hated the keyboard. It took a
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by M95D 1y ago
Captain's arm was injured by debris, but no decompression? How did they get past the windshield? Also, those scratchs look days old. Not a drop of blood visible. Smells like fake news.
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by M95D 1y ago
More likely: User: hey, why is the game running so slow? AI Assistant: It's because of me. I'm in the process of creating a detailed psychological profile based on what you play and how you play it.
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There are so many good games on GOG that I have no chance of playing them all in my lifetime.
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I have Aria2 download manager installed on my router (OpenWrt) and Aria2 Integration plugin in the browser with "Capture downloads" option. I click on each file and it gets sent to the router which downloads them one at a time ove
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It didn't get merged.
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I would trust them as much as I trust Pakistan to not use theirs on India an vice- versa. What's another thousand bombs when we have so many already, and they're not even the peaceful spaceship kind of bombs? AFAIK, China never si
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by M95D 1y ago
I'm sorry but that's not how susceptibility tests are done. Not by far. Here, free videos from EUCAST (European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQU_kWRWBld
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by M95D 1y ago
If the treatment was penicillin, then the argument is that it's the weakest antibiotic still in use today - very few other bacteria are still susceptible to it and, according to studies, Streptococcus will never gain resistance. So w
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by M95D 1y ago
Nuclear propulsion and not even a mention of Freeman Dyson's project Orion? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Orion_(nuclear_propuls... 8 million tons to orbit in one lauch. Mindboggling.
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by M95D 1y ago
It's actually moderately easy: get 3 phone numbers. One you make public (#1), the one that everybody knows. The third one (#3) you never make public and it's the one you take with you in your mobile phone. It's preferable to
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A Tale of Two Car Design Philosophies(hackaday.com)
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by M95D 1y ago
I saw a 8086 in '96 that still booted every day from the same 360KB floppy (no HDD).
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by M95D 1y ago
> I'm impressed at the speed, though. It's just an immunoblot quick test. You can probably order a kit online (not much use until it expires though). https://www.praxisdienst.com/en/Lab+Equipment/Tests
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by M95D 1y ago
But strep is treated with antibiotics! Penicillin, unless you're allergic to it.
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by M95D 1y ago
Very interesting story! Do you have a link?
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> "Doing less with less" seems to be the government motto. People vote for a "slim" government and more free market mechanics. This is it.
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> air-tight, sterile and single-use That's the packaging. Once you break the seal, it's contaminated from the surrounding air. But that's not even relevant. When the catheter is inserted, it picks up bacteria from the geni
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by M95D 1y ago
1) Phages are specific for each bacteria species or sub-species. Can't treat E.coli and Klebsiella with the same phages like we do with antibiotics. Not even the test kits are the same. There are hundreds of phages for each bacteria sp
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That's only partly it. The whole procedure of selecting a phage personalized for the patient and then growing it into a treatment is so slow the patient may die before it's ready. Works for chonic infections but not much else. The
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by M95D 1y ago
> it was about 25% better than the control Please give more details, because I've done antibiotic susceptibility tests for 20 years and I'm not aware of any control used like that.

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