mihies @ mihies @kbin.social

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It could to some degree through parents, but most probably not, indeed.

There is placebo effect as well, so it might somehow help. But not the way they think and it shouldn't be a substitute for proper medicine.

You sure, though? I mean US is the biggest enabler of it and also active participant. I really wouldn't say clearly untrue.

With all the surveillance in that area, it will be pretty much soon (publicly) clear whether it's true or not.

He meant American invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan and similar.

Reporting when it finishes, allowing remote start, collecting statistics, downloading improved firmware to name few. None of these are essentials though.

Edit: uploading - downloading

Yep, one for private use, one for this kind of machines and one for guests. But still, in theory it could be sending sensitive data regardless of network setup.

Yeah, live is tough when you are a war crime and a genocidal terrorist artificially created state.

Meanwhile Israel is slaughtering tens of thousands civilians with Western blessing, support and weapons. And France is concerned of such a comment? Right.

Wait, wat? Looking at first sentence. Also async != multi threading.

Obviously it's not true hence I don't get it. The holy grail is to destroy just cancerous cells, it's easy to destroy all. 🤷‍♂️

The test was done on mice where half of them ended cancer free and I assume survived.

I don't get this comment at all. Wat?

It has many benefits. Many. At least if article is correct. Doesn't burn. It allows for energy storage which is huge when you take into the account renewable energy generation. It might even allow you to store surplus at home. It's less weight which results in less consumption.
Also what makes you say that hydrogen failed. AFAIK perhaps for cars is not viable right now, but for bigger vehicles it might be very convenient.
Edit: also doesn't require huge improvements of energy infrastructure.

Not sure whether adding more power consuming devices results in less power consumption, though. I guess it depends on drives power usage and files use.

Development tools completely changed yearly as well.

Sadly there were not very well equipped units in first place or there weren't many of them, because arms industry wants a perpetual war, not a quick victory. Looks like the oil faction doesn't know what arms industry faction does. Or they were simply delusional.

You are right, though. Ukraine needs more and better weapons to kick Russians out. There are only two possible outcomes, either Russia conquers Ukraine or they are kicked out. Instead of giving the edge to Ukraine, west is playing on perpetual war, so the war industry profits - at least it looks like that. And of course, blood is mostly on Putin's hands.

Failure or not depends on the goals. And by that it probably failed as they were aiming for retaking Crimea or at least split it in half. Also a lot of ground taken during counteroffensive is now lost again due to Russian offensive. Sadly so.

But they weren't rApED!