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Just 7% of our DNA is unique to modern humans, study shows(apnews.com)
5 points by oblib 5y ago|0 comments
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Paralyzed man’s brain waves turned into sentences on computer in medical first(theguardian.com)
4 points by oblib 5y ago|0 comments
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by oblib 5y ago
I saw this video on the News in LA back in 1984. It came to mind some time after I saw the first jet hit one of the Twin Towers on CNN the moment it happened. Oddly, they had a live feed of NY City showing the Twin Towers the moment it happ
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Controlled Impact Demonstration Aircraft Crash Test(youtube.com)
1 points by oblib 5y ago|1 comments
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by oblib 5y ago
Interesting... Sure feels like our current situation here in the U.S checks most all the boxes, and on both the red and blue sides.
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by oblib 5y ago
You hit the nail on the head. I live in rural southern Missouri in the Ozark Mountains.
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by oblib 5y ago
> Talking about energy efficiency: if your car trip is <15 minutes, then ideally you shouldn't be using a car at all! That depends on where you live. It take me about 5-7 minutes to drive to the nearest store (a "Dollar Gene
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by oblib 5y ago
I don't see how he has a case here. I do see how he does this to promote himself though and he'll surely get a lot of free coverage on the news media.
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Trump Says He Is Suing Facebook, Google and Twitter for Alleged Censorship(npr.org)
22 points by oblib 5y ago|51 comments
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by oblib 5y ago
I watched about a 1/3 of that when you posted it before, and just finished it after being reminded by your comment. The part that really stood out, and that I'd missed last time, was him saying that these observations by military
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by oblib 5y ago
The headline is a quote from the "former fighter pilot Alex Dietrich". The BBC wrapped it quotation marks.
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by oblib 5y ago
Well that's sure interesting! I'd not heard of these before but that sure does sound like it could be what those military videos are showing and I have to agree that it's likely "the most plausible explanation" I&#x
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by oblib 5y ago
Qualcomm manufactures the chips for the Raspberry Pi too, don't they? That'd sure be an interesting development.
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by oblib 5y ago
I wouldn't bet against it.
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Qualcomm plans M1 chip killer – thanks to ex-Apple employees(tomsguide.com)
19 points by oblib 5y ago|7 comments
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Stuck in a Rut? Sometimes Joy Takes a Little Practice(npr.org)
2 points by oblib 5y ago|0 comments
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by oblib 5y ago
Well I'm late to getting in on this but that blog post made me laugh. I've done the same thing with my browser and had sites figure out ways to keep me out. I just quit going there. Didn't really give it much thought though,
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by oblib 5y ago
You can honor whomever you want but neither of us get to say who HN honors with that black bar. I wouldn't give McAfee that honor myself and don't feel the need to judge those you mention, and won't.
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by oblib 5y ago
"A recent study published by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Colorado School of Mines, and University of Massachusetts-Amherst asserted that minority areas were over four times as likely to suffer from an energy blackout tha
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by oblib 5y ago
>>So you are saying a judgement call on lifestyle and behaviour trumps achievements... No, so let me clarify it for you. I'm saying McAfee was not honorable[1]. 1. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/h
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by oblib 5y ago
I think it's fair to say that tribute is held for those with both distinguished and honorable careers.
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China disease expert says Covid-19 origins probe should shift to U.S.(reuters.com)
2 points by oblib 5y ago|0 comments
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by oblib 5y ago
It would seem that the rate of depression should be lower in cultures where it's used more. I'm curious about rather existing statistics indicate that.
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by oblib 5y ago
Show us the proof that they're lying...
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by oblib 5y ago
How do you know eating a cheese sandwich doesn't interfere? How do you know what I did doesn't improve immunity since all those things I mentioned do seem to lessen the severity of covid? One thing I do know, is that no doctor any
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by oblib 5y ago
Basically it's been that there had been no studies to prove it works for covid. It's been used mostly in poorer countries that have had it on hand because it's relatively inexpensive. Doctors in those countries have been shar
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by oblib 5y ago
I've been monitoring this for a long time now. I have ivermectin on hand for deworming my two mini burros. Of course, you're not supposed to use it on humans but they say that about fish mox too. But as time went on it was pretty
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by oblib 5y ago
I do kinda want to download those so I can screw with our cats.
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Scientists name frog found in Ecuadorian Andes after Led Zeppelin(theguardian.com)
1 points by oblib 5y ago|0 comments
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by oblib 5y ago
I think that founders, by their very nature, expect big things to happen and when they don't the fall is greater for them than those who don't have big expectations. Personally I'd rather hang with those who tried and failed

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