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by coldacid 5y ago
I wouldn't exactly consider muons to be solid ;) But yeah more like this would be better than sites like Physics World.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Most of the more interesting physics stories seem to be near-fanciful these days.
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by coldacid 5y ago
How so? No matter how you get the spike proteins in you (virus, mRNA vaccine, or traditional vax using the spike protein as target) the preferential targeting of the virus for immune system cells, combined with the properties being exhibite
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by coldacid 5y ago
And that made targeting the spike protein with the vaccines a good idea? No. The spike protein itself is the problem, regardless of its source. The vaccine designers picked a bad target.
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by coldacid 5y ago
I read the paper.
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by coldacid 5y ago
From reading the paper, it'd be all of the vaccines, or at least all that build on the spike protein as the target for our immune systems to focus on.
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by coldacid 5y ago
The engineering error was on the part of the vaccine designers, choosing the spike protein as the thing to "train" our immune systems without fully understanding what the spike actually does.
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by coldacid 5y ago
It hangs around the DNA and makes it hard for the DNA to do its own jobs. Like a really annoying and clueless co-worker.
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by coldacid 5y ago
>The real problem would have to stem from DNA damage that occurred in the presence of the vaccine that did not either lead to cell death, or get repaired later. Which is what it sounds like from the title and abstract.
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by coldacid 5y ago
There are some things money SHOULDN'T buy. And NFTs are one of them.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Up to the point where he's high and/or drunk, which does happen with him on show.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Sometimes two wrongs DOES make a right.
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by coldacid 5y ago
HRESULT is a lot more structured and allows for good non-zero responses, not just bad ones. (If an HRESULT >= 0, it's a success result; the sign bit is used to flag success or failure.)
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by coldacid 5y ago
All the woke are doing are ensuring that all hell will break loose when the pendulum swings back.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Mozilla products used to do this, but I don't think they do anymore.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Or at least don't upgrade, if not using Windows at all isn't possible.
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by coldacid 5y ago
And that's with the wrong math, considering a pound of rice at 600 calories instead of the actual 1600 calories. Which means $450 instead of $1500, which means over 140× the economic production of medieval Japan.
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by coldacid 5y ago
May we all walk on warm sands.
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by coldacid 5y ago
No need for an injection, they can just rub their faces with a cat.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Exactly what I used, too.
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by coldacid 5y ago
You might be interested in my US-International alternative layout. Back when I created it, I also put it up on BitBucket[0] for others, and wrote up some details too[1]. It eschews dead keys for AltGr style composition so there's no ne
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by coldacid 5y ago
Unicode's old enough that Windows NT was built to work with it natively. In fact, all the "ANSI" Windows API calls in NT were just wrapper functions around the Unicode equivalents handling Unicode/code-page conversions.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Most English ligatures (pretty much all other than æ and œ) are simply artifacts of formatting, rather than actual letters. With that in mind, ligature versions of fl and ffl (and the like) are unnecessary.
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by coldacid 5y ago
I think even the Quebecois hate the French-Canadian keyboard layout. Certainly it's incredibly hated here in Ontario.
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by coldacid 5y ago
There /is/ a US-International layout which uses both AltGr style and compose style entry of accented characters, although it's not the best. I actually made my own customized version of US-International for Windows in order t
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by coldacid 5y ago
Oops! Could swear that I typed "six". At least "months" was properly plural.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Lost a $125M deal, but gained a $265M one months later. It may have hurt originally, but sounds like things eventually ended up better than expected!
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by coldacid 5y ago
Given that other recent article about university students who don't know what files are, I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest if this is considered esoteric.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Please do! There are loads of us who would love to hear it all direct from you guys.
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by coldacid 5y ago
That still doesn't address the ROM/RAM switching done by the C64, which this project doesn't support (at least not in accelerated/turbo mode).

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