I also found this more in-depth one: https://phys.org/news/2023-02-mushrooms-plastics-high-performance-ultra-light-materials.html
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We’ve never understood how hunger works. That might be about to change.
(www.technologyreview.com)
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We’ve never understood how hunger works. That might be about to change.
(www.technologyreview.com)
Quantum mechanics is a lot but my god is it absolutely fascinating. I realize I probably could have put this in the body but eh.
Using something like Fedora, Mint, or Ubuntu may take some getting used to, but none of them are too difficult to use when you have been on them for a little bit. A good way to dip yourself in might be WSL.
Non mi aspetto usare questo come ho fatto in scorsa settimana.
Thanks for the cool article. Even the one I posted mentioned that there has to be more than one approach. No such thing as a silver bullet for problems such as these.
Uso Bitwarden ma questo è ancora molto eccitante. Più open source è sempre meglio
That's a fun little trick with Morinda citrifolia. Balsam is similar to basil, but it does have a bit of a different flavor and smell that's kind of hard to describe. And I actually did not know that about Lamiaceae! I'll definitely try it at some point.
That is absolutely a fascinating pick! I would have never considered observing a thorny plant for examples of symbiosis yet here it is. Truly one of the wonders of evolution. I came to my favorite by browsing Wikipedia, looking at Morinda citrifolia, and then for random stuff to edit and contribute to, while also researching some of my favorite plants like Coleus amboinicus. I absolutely love the plant and you can stick it basically anywhere. All this plant talk really makes me want to refocus on herb cultivation. Speaking of which, I'm curious if you know this plant that is also probably in the Lamiaceae family. I know it as balsam:
Something somewhat related that I found. It's just a small introduction to ClusterCAB. https://phys.org/news/2023-01-online-tool-millions-molecules.html https://clustercad.jbei.org/
“A lot of people are doing it,” Mr. Ton-That shrugged. “Facebook knows.” Lots of people are murdered. Does that make murder right or legal? This type of blatant disregard for not only policies (no one really cares about Facebook), but just the privacy of others is disgusting. This is so bad that I’m sure even normal people would hate this if they knew
“A lot of people are doing it,” Mr. Ton-That shrugged. “Facebook knows.” Lots of people are murdered. Does that make murder right or legal? This type of blatant disregard for not only policies (no one really cares about Facebook), but just the privacy of others is disgusting. This is so bad that I’m sure even normal people would hate this if they knew
Yes, thank you!