

Idk. I am just saying that if the specs of the ISA and the interface to the devices are open, free software can take it from there


Idk. I am just saying that if the specs of the ISA and the interface to the devices are open, free software can take it from there


Their recalcitrance (difficulty to degrade) has earned PFAS a reputation as “forever chemicals”—permanent contaminants in the environment and in our bodies.
Loeffler and his team’s finding that bacteria can incorporate these recalcitrant global contaminants into their cell membranes counters that fatalistic idea. The bacterial process identified in the research paper could contribute to cleaning up environmental PFAS contamination, although final disposal of the chemicals is still an unsolved issue.
The fact that they are using it doesn’t tell whether that’s a good or a bad thing. We also “integrate” some artificial chemicals in our tissues instead of using the naturally produced, but most of the time that results in us getting ill.


Freeing the software solves the second point.


It would be fun to make a “mar-a-lago-meter” AI where you pass a photo, and it tells you its maralago score


I think that would make it more likely to be human written


I am thinking that:
On the one hand, people complain about bloat. Do you need to have a full browser underneat? I mean, do you even need js support for most of the UI requirements be done with just html+js + passing callbacks to the underlying language?
On the one hand, web frontend has proven to be so versatile. It makes moving applications from/to remote/local a bit easier, and you don’t have to learn “yet anonter script/language” just to draw buttons


that’s why you don’t run curl on a mac


I am not web or ui dev. But I think using html/css as frontend seems kind of reasonable, no? Expressive enough, simple enough, well known
What is the problem? Too heavy to interpret?

As the many fictions necessary to sustain the war were exposed, Nixon and company needed a new approach — and a new lie. In a press conference on May 19, 1969, Defense Secretary Melvin Laird announced the existence of around 1,300 American soldiers now deemed “missing in action,” around half of whom were believed to be prisoners of war. The unaccounted for would now publically be described as “POW/MIA,” implying that any serviceperson missing in Vietnam could also be a prisoner of war. This transformed the war from a political issue into a humanitarian one, trading public support for sympathy. It didn’t matter why we were there in the first place: our boys were there, and by God were we going to do anything to get our boys home.
Is it Friday already! Fuck

right → “correcto” → co+recto → recto →rectum → anus →anuses → anos
Coincidence? I think not


What is the riscv image supposed to be?


Got the same vibe
It seems that the last post was a month ago <pikachu>


This makes you reevaluate “truths” that you never thought you would need to reconsider.


It is true, though. Take care of your body, kids


Use proper construction equipment when worshiping your god of choice
Damn bro! I which I had your shape! My respects, brother.