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I can't believe it's not Ivermectin
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I noticed
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Funny how this story gets posted after soon after Dr Sabine Hossenfelder's debunking and deflate the fusion power hype - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJ4W1g-6JiY with a genuine Hans Gruber accent :)
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According to this page, the problem of nuclear waste disposal was solved over 20 years ago. It is based on a design where the "waste fuel" is used again by the reactor until it is depleted. The Integral Fast Reactor (IFR) project
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Mozilla has always been sketchy. An organization committed to obtaining most of its income from Google, Microsoft and Yahoo is sketchy, no matter what they say.
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The first question I want to ask is why is HN filled with globalist agenda apologists? There is no shortage of anything. True shortages are determined by nature, not by the economic manipulations of financiers and globalists, which means th
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Is it available for Linux?
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Despite mounting evidence that the virus reached humans through natural pathways — from infected animals such as bats — the lab-leak hypothesis recently jumped back into the news, thanks to CNN, the investigative news site the Intercept, a
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Dendrite is their own project. Conduit is the project of another guy they don't get on with it. The Python server is a memory hog, and instead of rewriting it in a more performant language they have decided to scale horizontally instea
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Matrix share metadata by default. Count them out. And they have no desire to switch from their Python based server.
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They should simply develop the app for the PinePhone
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Says the company which has no intent whatsoever of providing a half decent alternative to Chrome. Instead of designing a system that allows third parties to offer alternative browsers they decided to be selfish and do everything by themselv
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Is it not about creating new phones from scratch. It is simply about rebranding or OEMing Android phones with different App stores. What so difficult about that?
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Who says they have to design a new phone from scratch? All they have to do is to rebrand one or more existing phones and change the app store policy. Only the app store software needs to be changed. What is so difficult about that?
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The phone is not required to be special. They don't need to design new hardware from scratch. All they have to do is to rebrand existing phones. The phones are simply Android phones with different app store with different policies. Use
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I don't think it should be anything more than a regular Android phone with an alternative app store. Huawei, Redmi, Samsung and Amazon have their own app stores, so why should it be difficult for Epic et al to have theirs on their own
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If Apple and Google tax app developers like Epic so much, then why don't Epic either individually or as part of a coalition with other companies create their own phone? Five years is more than enough time to establish a new more libera
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Why don't Epic and a group of like-minded firms develop their own mobile phone?
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Wikipedia is a joke.
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What happens in severe storms?
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In Seattle no one dares take on Boeing
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Are these the only green technology items that will prove hard to recycle or is this the tip of the iceberg? What of solar panels, or batteries for instance? The Planet Of The Humans - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk11vI-
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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2020-02-05/wind-turb...
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How about IFR reactors - https://www.skirsch.com/politics/globalwarming/ifr.htm
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The product is free until you make your first $5000 or so. If you can't make $5000 from your work then you are in the wrong business.
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You ignore that Delphi is not just the IDE, it is the whole ecosystem of components that are developed to work with it, and these components usually come with source code and are supported by developers who are incentivised to make them wor
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Yup. Tell these cheapskates who downvote me when I tell them they are aware of the cost of everything and the value of nothing.
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The measure of the worth of a tool is how quickly it can help you to get a quality working product in the hands of end users. Do programmers today actually value their time? Do they know how to negotiate good prices for products and service
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Oh no, not Bill Gates again. Is there anything at all he isn't involved with?
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What is this paper saying then? SARS-CoV-2 RNA reverse-transcribed and integrated into the human genome https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33330870/
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