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'The Red States, We're Going to Hit Hard': Canadian Politicians Vow to Make MAGA Pay for Trump's Trade War
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allowing our pharmaceutical companies to make any us drug ignoring patents/licenses would be pretty brutal.
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'The Red States, We're Going to Hit Hard': Canadian Politicians Vow to Make MAGA Pay for Trump's Trade War
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allowing our pharmaceutical companies to make any us drug ignoring patents/licenses would be pretty brutal.
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A touch of AI is all it takes to trigger backlash, as a promising new indie falls afoul of slop skeptics
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The anti ai crowed is so rabid even that would cause immense backlash.
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'The Red States, We're Going to Hit Hard': Canadian Politicians Vow to Make MAGA Pay for Trump's Trade War
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And many Americans would love Canada if Canadians would sell them those drugs at costs far below what the American Pharma industry was charging.
Oh thats so fiendish.
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Solar panels for surveillance but none for affordable power
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Makes you wonder how much could we alleviate strain on the grid by upgrading existing things like this that can be self contained.
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Solar panels for surveillance but none for affordable power
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People seem to underestimate the scale of utility level solar installations and the space they need, and the economies of scale you get with it.
Like absolutely when it makes sense cover a parking lot, put it on roofs etc, but if you can access a field with the right conditions it'll be more cost effective.
You also left off things like permitting. You can permit 1 big field, or dozens / hundreds of parking lots. One field will be easier.
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Flock CEO calls for ‘compromise’ as surveillance company faces growing backlash | TechCrunch
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We promise to access the brains from behind so your face still looks great!
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U.S. tried to restrict Canada's ability to get new trade deals
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Thats wild. Its not like im constantly looking at all trade deals globally, but a country demanding another country put tarrifs on someone else to sign a deal with them is bonkers.
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Loss of confidence: Two-thirds believe Canada's health care is 'in a state of crisis'
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Its called starve the beast.
Its their plan with practically everything thats public.
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Wi-Fi 8 is the first wireless upgrade in years that isn't chasing speed
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$700? Did you forget they also have ram? That'll just be their ran cost soon enough!
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U.S. imposes 50% tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian products. Canada will impose retaliatory tariffs
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and if he runs out of those ways which will be ruled illegal, he'll just make up new ways like if your name is Trump, you can do it, and watch it take another year to go through the courts anyway.
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Robots can outrun humans, but can they plug in a cable?
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In the future when we've boarded up all our windows, a quadcopter with a gun isn't walking up my stairs, kicking down my door and then murdering everyone in the house as it does a sweep.
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Nintendo Wipes Out 400+ Switch Emulator Repos in Single-Day GitHub Sweep * TorrentFreak
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It'd be interesting to see something built ontop of things like IPLD or IPFS (which uses IPLD)
Speed isn't really a important factor for something like this.
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‘Political earthquake’ in Western Pennsylvania as Democrats flip deep-red district in special election
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If you tally up all districts where there was a close race like this, at least in FPTP, you'll often find the election for the winning party is by a very small vote count. They might win the popular vote by millions, but they might only have won their majorty in the thousands.
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People who get "happy ending" massages, is there like a common keyword or process?
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And with the pressure they use it can be uncomfortable or somewhat painful in the moment. Its not arousing. But it works wonders.
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'Organized People Won': Aisha Wahab Defeats Millions in AIPAC Spending to Win US House Race
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This was a special election. Will serve until November at least.
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B.C. swimmer crosses the Strait of Georgia in under nine hours
I cant believe she did that while suffering from sea sickness at the same time. Wow.
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Florida officer used Flock camera database 717 times to track estranged wife's vehicle, affidavit says
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They claim they'll do it now, but its because of all the backlash they've been getting.
Also, what they claim theyll do and the quality of it, will probably be different than if it was legislated.
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mRNA cancer vaccine succeeded in Phase 3 melanoma trial, Moderna and Merck say
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At least for respiratory vaccines, nasal inhalation might be a future way of reducing pokes. I think I saw early research saying its more effective as its where the problem is, but that getting both might be better than one or the other still.
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Florida officer used Flock camera database 717 times to track estranged wife's vehicle, affidavit says
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Just because something is logged, doesnt mean its monitored like that.
Even without monitoring though when something does trigger someone to look, you now have a record.
They absolutely should have been monitoring for things like this though.
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FCC abolishes gigabit speed goal, suggesting it is unfair to slower technologies
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Dont give them such great ideas.