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811.
by tokai 1y ago
>as clean air or safe roads Its really on the nose when these two examples has been anything but fundamental. There are many people out there that don't believe these things are worth working towards. In lieu of a thorough argument
812.
by tokai 1y ago
Almost all distros have an ARM version. KDE can also handle online services such as google drive. There are also a couple of other projects to deal with it if you don't like KDE or Gnome. What you claim is trivially untrue.
813.
by tokai 1y ago
>There is no Google Drive client for Linux What? Google accounts have been a thing in Gnome for years. You have Google Drive access right in Nautilus.
814.
by tokai 1y ago
>It cannot work [...] as a private service But with public contracts it can be a very effective way to line ones pockets with tax payer money.
815.
by tokai 1y ago
With Galileo being interoperable with GPS and more accurate it might not even be that big of a deal.
816.
by tokai 1y ago
"Since its establishment in 2014, the Copernicus program has received consistent investment from ESA, making it the world’s largest and most advanced open data Earth Observation initiative for climate, disaster, and resource management
817.
by tokai 1y ago
GPL was always about fighting the system with its own tools. The end goal is not good licenses but free software as a baseline.
818.
by tokai 1y ago
Thats life support.
819.
by tokai 1y ago
This research is not about the US. Also don't use a slur for homosexual to denigrate anything.
820.
Kid gamers to adult gamblers? Investigation of childhood gaming and YA gambling(tandfonline.com)
30 points by tokai 1y ago|66 comments
821.
by tokai 1y ago
Yes, but its going to be like the romans where their use of lead was nowhere as problematic as people like to think.
822.
by tokai 1y ago
>It hasn't made any change to our beliefs about when Odin was worshiped, or where, or by whom. Why state this so strongly over something that was misconstrued?
823.
by tokai 1y ago
In this case it bought the most productive amateur archeology community in Europe :)
824.
by tokai 1y ago
They get a payment and they get to be a part of the archaeological process. I have a colleague that had a significant find recently. Her and her "crew" did the dig, cleaning, initial description and cataloguing, and surveyed the a
825.
by tokai 1y ago
The budget to pay for these finds is regularly exceeded already. Paying the gold price would fleece the National Museum.
826.
by tokai 1y ago
It's the oldest mention of Odin in Denmark. The sciam journalist lost that detail somewhere. That is why the find pushed worship of Odin in Denmark back 150 years.
827.
by tokai 1y ago
You have stated that twice now, but not explained why you think so.
828.
by tokai 1y ago
I don't get why recalling that change your mind. If anything its a reason for not selling any land to keep so much control on public hands.
829.
by tokai 1y ago
The rare skeuomorph synecdoche.
830.
by tokai 1y ago
For a contemporary example of the effects of war on nature the area around Bilohorivka in Ukraine is quite the eye opener. At least it was for me. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Bilohorivka,+Luhansk+oblas...
831.
by tokai 1y ago
That might be the case but its definitely not a fact.
832.
by tokai 1y ago
We have a lot of ancient hand written texts. Every single papyrus is hand written. We know how it looked.
833.
by tokai 1y ago
Å is a new character. It is not an a with an accent. It was created to replace the non letter aa.
834.
Data sharing restrictions are hampering precision health in the European Union(nature.com)
2 points by tokai 1y ago|0 comments
835.
Tariffs, Productivity and Resource Misallocation(academic.oup.com)
3 points by tokai 1y ago|0 comments
836.
Strong Evidence That Abiogenesis Is a Rapid Process on Earth Analogs(liebertpub.com)
2 points by tokai 1y ago|0 comments
837.
Lithium in the treatment of suicidal ideation, behavior and suicide(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by tokai 1y ago|0 comments
838.
No significant association between physical activity and brain volume(nature.com)
2 points by tokai 1y ago|0 comments
839.
by tokai 1y ago
>increased revenue (politically not viable) Is that really true? Seems like its just an issue of how you frame it.
840.
by tokai 1y ago
If you can extract more while harming everyone its an over all win for these types.

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