Savotta Jääkäri

I nearly use mine as in the video and it holds up.

I tried to use GPT4 in my work but it continuously gave factually wrong answers.

To start a fusion reaction you need the energy of a fission bomb. (At least for bombs and stuff)

OK I lied a bit it is about 50 - 50. But today I will play - just after I have adjusted the enbseries.INI :-)

I just bought Skyrim, 10 years or so after its initial release. Only because of the 60 000 mods on Nexus. I am playing it now with 400 mods installed and after a bit of configuration I am quite happy with it.

Not even pixelated.

It only recently occurred to me the literal meaning of floppy vs. hard disk and the distinction between soft-, firm- and hardware.

I am not so into synthetic meat ;-) So this is all speculation from my side. You can grow these cells for many cell divisions just not forever. So you keep a master stock of an early generation in the deep freezer (maybe 1000 vials). Then thaw one vial and expand the cells. Maybe you create a secondary derived stock. If they are old, thaw a fresh vial etc. If the/master stock is used up. Then you need to generate a new one.

P.s. regarding the transmissible cancer cells. I don’t think it would happen likely. I think the cells need to loose the MHC gene/protein for this. Just wanted to tell that it exists.

P.p.s I would be much more worried by viruses/ mycoplasma unknowingly infecting the cell culture. On the other hand farm animals are sick all the time too.

Transmissible cancers do exist in animal kingdom. (Tasmanian devils for example). So caution is justified.

However, as far as I know, synthetic meat would be made out of muscle cells which are not immortalized.

Transmissible cancer

I wonder what happens if you ask to repeat Regards or sincerely etc.

Food intake has a very modest impact on cholesterol levels in people with familiar hypercholesteremia.

Like 10 % reduction when you are 500 % over safe levels.

Away from Gaza City were they currently focus their defensive efforts.

They have a structure and recognition marks, they fall under the Geneva convention as lawful combatants.

Asymmetrical warfare does not allow you to use perfidy and abuse of a protected status.

From the ISW report today: Israeli forces fought Palestinian militia fighters near the Square of the Unknown Soldier less than half a kilometer from the al Shifa Hospital complex.[1] A Palestinian journalist reported that the al Qassem Brigades—the military wing of Hamas—ambushed Israeli forces south of the Square of the Unknown Soldier on Shuhada Street.[2] Other Palestinian militia fighters fought Israeli forces on Omar Mukhtar Street, which bounds the square.[3]

If you build your defense in urban environment you are supposed to evacuate the civilians. This is standard for any half competent army.

Now think that happens to your shiny new car.

The crew capacity seems to be limited for its size. Compared with airships from a century ago. No smoking salon :-) etc. Maybe its the helium instead of hydrogen?.

At least they loose exclusivity after 15 -20 years and generics are usually much cheaper.

That is not true. Small biotech usually cannot effort late stage development. They either just get buyed by big pharma. Or they licence the lead compound to big pharma and get royalties. Very few exemptions to this.

Edit: the link you provide cites this FT article as a source for this claim. However the article is about M&A and supports my point.

Sorry that is just not true https://www.theregister.com/2023/10/10/linux_gnome_libcue_exploit/

That would be…

… priceles.

I was reading an old book about chromatography in laboratory and they exactly describe this method to determine the amount of substance.