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by RandomWorker 7y ago
You can monitor existing viruses in wild animal populations and give them treatment before it mutates and goes to humans. This would be relatively cheap compared to solving the problem afterwards. We now know that bats are prime suspects fo
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by RandomWorker 7y ago
Google polywell the US military has been funding this for the past 20 years. There are some issues that might be solved with scaling the device. A company called emc2 was spun off this US military project.
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by RandomWorker 7y ago
I never though of the red dot around on my service menu (get iCloud) to be an add. Now, I’m pissed because it is exactly that. I still have a Gb free, why is it notifying me that I need more space. I will never use that space.
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by RandomWorker 7y ago
Could we customize the splash screen colours and text?
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by RandomWorker 7y ago
Agreed, this actually happened in the buildings ASREA comp. the data was found online.
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by RandomWorker 7y ago
it works similar to a thermocouple. A normal thermocouple needs a voltage bridge to increase the voltage with a millions to get anything that can be read by a digital 5v meter. These materials don’t need that. And a couple of degrees could
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by RandomWorker 7y ago
Sadly the key here is lab scale and vanadium. Costs won’t make it worthwhile.
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15M LifeLabs customers lost personal health numbers, labs test results and more(ctvnews.ca)
1 points by RandomWorker 7y ago|0 comments
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How WeWork spiraled from a $47B valuation to talk of bankruptcy(businessinsider.com)
28 points by RandomWorker 7y ago|7 comments
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by RandomWorker 7y ago
The nature article is a fascinating read [1]. Not only is there a health risk, but there seems to be strong evidence that it effects our cognitive abilities. This should be top priority for office workers, and managers to maintain high prod