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cheaprentalyeti
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cheaprentalyeti
19d ago
Because, of course, nothing went wrong, that we can definitely prove, from serialized passage through ACE2-"humanized"-mice. I wonder what will be made from these.
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cheaprentalyeti
2mo ago
"Our plastic pal that's fun to be with!"
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cheaprentalyeti
3mo ago
This is a detorquer, or maybe a torquer, not a thruster in the strict sense. It changes the attitude of the spacecraft by interacting with the earth's magnetic field. It doesn't _move_ it.
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cheaprentalyeti
3mo ago
OK. Ever since I found out about Cockney Rhyming Slang I've been a little paranoid. "Valiant Thor" was a name used by a probable con artist pretending to be an alien back in the 60's or something. Or maybe an actual alie
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cheaprentalyeti
3mo ago
Is the name a reference to Valiant Thor?
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cheaprentalyeti
4mo ago
That's from back in March. Meanwhile, this month: "FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ODNI News Release No. 11-26 June 18, 2026 Fauci Funded Wuhan Lab Research That Sparked COVID New Evidence Fauci Manipulated Intelligence and Lied to Congress
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cheaprentalyeti
4mo ago
Meanwhile, on the streets of America's large cities, the actual narcotics are killing people without much regulation actually happening.
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cheaprentalyeti
5mo ago
You mean you've _never_ bought a book for its bibliography?
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cheaprentalyeti
6mo ago
Well, when antimalarial drugs are suddenly limited in distribution because it might be usable against an engineered bioweapon... it means transmission is increased. If HCQ went from being an over-the-counter medicine in a malaria zone like
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cheaprentalyeti
6mo ago
He's probably not lucid enough to even know _why_ he granted a nice shiny federal pardon to the guy who funded Federal Grant No. R01AI110964 through the NIH to Ecohealth Alliance for research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. But the
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cheaprentalyeti
6mo ago
I don't know. Maybe he'd attack Russian proxies in the middle east, that have killed large numbers of their citizens during recent protests, like Iran.
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cheaprentalyeti
8mo ago
Sorry, I'm square, I can't help you.
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cheaprentalyeti
8mo ago
It's an interesting paper, but I think the design decisions made here were less intentional than they seemed. The hardware producers were not making these decisions. They had CRT's and not modern LED's and made lemonade. And
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8mo ago
It may also be because of the detection of Iodine-129 in seawater off the Philipines, which was eventually traced to the Yangtse River. [0]: https://x.com/Rainmaker1973/status/2015081659805110532
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
I had to search to make sure "isntagram" isn't a thing. Maybe it should be.
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
If this is the Tom's Hardware article on the leak... notable by their absence are some of the countries using the Chinese hardware and software for censoring their citizens, including Iran, Cuba, Vietnam, Zimbabwe, Russia, and Belarus.
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
Wait... it's not a programming language?
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
Meanwhile, their coal production can currently be found on wikipedia[0]. It has increased greatly over the last decade and is much greater than their solar and hydro production, and is roughly 60% of their output. [0]: https://en
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
Is this the one with the penguin?
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
You're not providing us any information on where to read about this further.
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
It depends. Do you want to build anything with raw earth elements in it _before_ the refineries are built, which is going to take about a half decade? Then you're going to need to do business with China in spite of their being a nation
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1y ago
I ran into this post last week about how to manipulate Grok (and presumably other LLM's) for propagandic purposes [0]: "But speech recognition remains a difficult and error-prone task, even for ChatGPT and Grok. So they implement
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1y ago
I've been looking for a linux distribution that has olwm available but have had little luck. The closest I can find is a theme for icewm.
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1y ago
Claim? It's a matter of history. Her name is Valentina Tereshkova, and she's still alive. [0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentina_Tereshkova
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
Hey, I'm collecting money for my expedition to see what's beyond the ice wall. I hope this will be more successful than the last expedition I sent, this time I'm sending them with a starlink terminal.
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
OK, I looked at their web site and couldn't find how they were supposed to be reaching fusion. Can anyone here point me in the right direction?
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1y ago
Oh, and before I forget: the kudzu will probably eat what's left of the crater.
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
I'm guessing that like everything south of a certain point in Louisiana, it'll start out as a larger landscape feature and then gets filled in by sediment.
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
So you're going to ignore the possibility of events that happened thousands of years before the young earth creationists say the Earth was even formed because of a possibility of association with young earth creationists?
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cheaprentalyeti
1y ago
So thanks to both you and Romperstomper for answering both yes and no.
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