Due to mass vaccination with an novel vaccine many doctors have now needlessly injected millions of previously infected people with a vaccine they didn't need, subjecting them to adverse effects and unknown long-term adverse effects for no benefit at all. So much for "First, do not harm". The mass vaccination campaign *is* an experiment, apparently. There is a reason vaccine trials and approvals usually take several years.

I wonder what other "cure" can "sometimes" cause collateral health damages, like thrombosis and myocarditis...

If you take medical advice from a nation's president you have lost it anyway, but I'd rather not have YouTube (designed explicitly to get people hooked to it) decide which health tips are "good" for you and which aren't. Open debate and flow of information is never a bad thing.

You say creatures can not adapt to an average change of 3C, but coincidentally there is at least one mammal, called Homo Sapiens, which can live in central Africa or Greenland and Alaska, with the former area having a yearly average temperature of -3.8C, and the latter a yearly average temperature of 25.5C. That's a difference of nearly 30C, and in both regions also other animals live adapted to their environment.

That creatures and plants will not be able to adapt (yes, also by migration) to the change is panic porn. There are other things to worry about, evolution was always a test of fitness. When one creature gets unfit, another one emerges as the more fitter one. Who should decide which of these animals ought to get the upper hand?

You won't get more women into STEM by making programming more like chatting. At least not the competent and able ones we need to design and maintain stable systems.

But the kernel is written in C, not Python.

Some green party people have now realized that nuclear was the solution to the CO2 issue all along. But they get ferociously attacked by the (mostly) upper-class millennial and younger zealots (Fridays for Future et. al), who still think the only way forward is to destroy everything their forebears spent time and energy to construct, without offering any reliable and workable replacements.

It's only a crisis insofar as the government will use it as an excuse to tax us even more, to spend the extra money on "renewables" and "green economy", with the latter meaning that all the greens to into their and their friends' pockets.

The "crisis" part was made up by The Guardian, it's not a term used in the paper.

Non-vaxxed is the new black.

University staff does not even have a login on my machine, they'd have to physically come to my office and wipe my HD by booting with a live medium or into /bin/bash, or destroy it physically. And then there are still backups of everything.

I thought one of the things you learn in university by example is to not trust institutions and bureaucracies.

A spherical bottle will have the smallest surface-to-volume ratio of all possible 3 dimensional shapes, so that's obviously the "best" general shape, and the bigger the radius, the better (A/V = 3/r). So the best "plastic bottle" obviously is a 20000km diameter sphere.

The streaming part is referring to streaming data from hard disk, not from LAN or WAN, to update the game world seamlessly, instead of using loading screens. On old consoles that hard disk is usually an old spinning HDD instead of an SSD, and the CPU power is puny compared to modern CPUs.

Because you cannot have Windows with Walls?

But this will only work for games bought via XBox store, not for game on Steam, right? Is there a way to "migrate" Steam games to XBox, like GOG is doing every now and then?

Thanks. This explains why this is so popular with non-programmers, like Excel is as well.

Language is a means to express and transmits thoughts, and a varied language is part of your culture. Artificially limiting what you can do with it will reduce the ways people can communicate. And it is a slippery slope, what is acceptable today might be offensive to the next generation of SJWs tomorrow, and ultimately you end up with a caveman language because every single word is offensive, killing culture (which, arguably, is what the left-wing Maoists want).

Part of growing up to being an adult in a free society is learning to deal with people or ideas you find "offensive". Making the society less free and cultured will not make you less offended by ideas, because the next one is just around the corner. The problem is in *your* head, not the society or language.