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by Zenst 5y ago
I remember the news of the time when they opened the first McDonalds in Russia and thanks to youtube, you can relive that moment and also appreciate back then, what was cheap for us, was not so in Russia, but yet they still came. https:&#
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Slight tangent but the balance of interaction and pulling users back of Wordle is brilliant. Users can saturate and over indulge and reach a point of cutting off over maintaining that momentum. Oh and yes, TikTok seems to of hit a sweet sp
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My take away from this is amazed they have had increased daily user activity for 18 years, that alone (whatever you think of FB) is pretty amazing from a business perspective. Which is probably why this is an eventful news worthy note. I&#
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To disagree with a group/cause is one thing, but to single out an individual for the venting is not the best of approaches.
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The way to perspective this is that your own farther has just died and somebody said that. How would you respond? So "grossly offensive" seems about right when you put context like that into play of thought.
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All this time spent on string theory and we find strands. "Stretching up to 150 light-years long, the one-dimensional strands (or filaments) are found in pairs and clusters" This is surely very interesting and raises lots of lovel
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Appreciate showing this, I get how a one-click moment is what you need. Though my limited usage of Grammarly (few days). Even I have picked up a few - hmmm's in what it wants to change.
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Sadly it takes a problem to bring out the hindsight. Sure lack of investment may well have been a factor, but a larger factor would be the shift towards just-in-time manufacturing. This has in many walks of the supply chain over the pande
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This has been a blessing and a curse, hence their overuse. Which has seen a diminished effect, leading us towards a stage that we are running out of antibiotics that work. Hence an increase in bacteria that has (due to excessive exposure
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Often gets down to profit sadly and if a company is unable to copyright or patent such technology due to prior art, then the incentives as a company are not there. Sad I know, but the whole drug industry is primarily based around making mon
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I was always taught that information is the product of data and bad data will yield bad information. With this in mind, I feel that the terminology of `misinformation` is perhaps not the best choice of words in some way. Though in the co
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That is a lot less than then number of viruses and article linked "An estimated 10 nonillion (10 to the 31st power) individual viruses exist on our planet—enough to assign one to every star in the universe 100 million times over."
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Reminds me of the fun of naming hosts before they became all formalized. Recall in the late '90s at a large Medical distributor, how we set the user/client DHCP pool names from a virus database (there are more virus's than
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I did catch a few changes it recommended that did not work. Though it is better than my own, obvious shortcomings. When I was at school(70's 80's), I thought such grammar and spelling correction would be easily automated away an
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No offence and my humble apologies. I will confess that English grammar and spelling is kryptonite for me, and maybe down to my autism and over logical mind with a language that has so many exceptions. Again, no offence and anybody who poin
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Possibly, that and rotation speed, size of the sun! Many factors just not touched upon. Indeed, way more asteroid impacts as well and with that, energy put into the Earth.
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Equally the earths core and mantel being closer to it's formation, would of been hotter. So heat levels would of been offset perhaps by that aspect. Then the atmosphere would of been different. Those are two area's that I'd
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> I learned my lesson to not talk about such things because their egoes were too fragile. Yip, ego's and people talk are the downfall of many an innocent `self-education` in the area of IT security. Post 80's and laws started t
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I'd be happy with surround (5.1) upon windows, alas it seems you can only get that via an Amazon device. HD 5.1 would suit me over any 4k and do feel many streaming services use the 4k etc as marketing more than anything else and fail
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I recall GDS being initiated for internal DOH stuff circa John Major, going into Blair era (yip was there when Blair took over the role). Not that I'd attribute it to any PM, believe it was driven by the government security services (w
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I wonder how this will play out globally as nationwide is just one nation and not Worldwide. Certainly be interesting how this plays out and did have a quick dig too see if the EU is, or has anything in the pipeline, though nothing jumping
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12 years and a lot changes. Reminds me of the Microsoft case about IE and by the time that came to pass, Google had changed that entire landscape. Which if there is a jury (not sure upon the process here so not sure if there is a jury per
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>If you like, you can appeal your $50 fine as well and drag it out for years Though isn't there the issue of increasing fine costs and thinking parking tickets in which they carrot and stick it with a small discount if paid early an
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Most legal system have a guilty or innocent verdict. However, the Scottish legal system also has a 3rd verdict of "not proven". Which I personally feel is better as with most binary decision options, if they are not guilty then
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This is going to get very interesting for insurance companies. For example, say this was law as it is called for. Yet, insurance companies may well put a very heavy premium upon such usage features - be that with the car company for indemn
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Any effeciency numbers? Mindful how ineffeceint peltiers are and this reads like it is nothing new beyond adding liquid metal heat-pipes and an array of lots of them so you can wrap around a non-flat surface more easily. Also - not aware o
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This would be born out with a lower average cancer rate in populations that do not drink alcohol. So one would expect cultures that do not of forbid drinking would have a lower rate of cancer. Alas it is hard to nail down that date due to
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Whilst this is good, as long as it is an option and the user still has the choice to have the original language with subtitles then great. Many enjoy films in other languages they don't fully understand for many reasons, learning the
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Thank you.
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I appreciate the caveat of "morphologically", otherwise chicken would of made that list, as would of the entire avian population. https://www.edenproject.com/learn/eden-at-home/a-guide-to-pr... has a nic

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