FF 140 won't even open www.nasdaq.com, claiming "authenticity of the received data could not be verified." There's no override for this.

It works fine in FF 137.0.2.

According to distrowatch, the last 32 bit version was Fedora 25 in 2017. Apparently this means that Fedora would also stop providing 32 bit libraries that are frequently available for 64 bit Linux systems.

Which uncle?

I like that GFY is an obvious abbreviation. Congrats.

People who are overweight enough to be unhealthy but not overweight enough to be considered grossly obese, are not going to pay (or endure the pain of injections) in order to get themselves to a healthy weight, unless they have a weight-consciousness mental illness. The portion of the population that is mildly obese is likely to increase because the computer-bound portion of the population will increase.

Funny thing, both horses and humans are mammals, and Ivermectin is an approved drug for both horses and humans, and other mammals also.

There has been a lot of research done on both the RNA injections and Ivermectin in the last 5.5 years. More and more, the RNA injections are being shown to have long term damaging effects, often in excess of the damaging effects of COVID. I'm not saying the RNA injections are worse than COVID (except in the young, there's little doubt there), but that there's room for doubt and that room is growing. The increased interest in Ivermectin has shown effectiveness against some cases of COVID and unexpected effectiveness against other diseases. Bad effects from Ivermectin are rarer than bad effects from the RNA injections.

It's time for commenters to take a new look at current data and stop parroting obsolete government and industry hysteria.

Plan 1: Pay insurance companies and doctors for health care.

Plan 2: Pay the government and doctors for health care.

Plan 3: Pay doctors for health care.

Which plan is more efficient?

Insurance companies are a huge portion of the medical expenses in the US. That's why some hospitals offer discounts in excess of 50% for self-pay. Not only are patients paying the salaries of insurance company employees, but also independent insurance agency employees and hospital employees who have to process insurance claims.

Insurance does not make you healthy; it makes you too poor to afford to do things that would make you healthy.

Single payer health care (which means government paid and/or provided health care) seems attractive only at first glance, because it hides the payments. It also hides the restrictions and controls over medicines, procedures, and doctor's personal rights.

Medicare has various programs. The most basic Medicare has no user fees.

the clinical purpose of both exercise and medications and indeed all health interventions is to extend healthy life years.

That's demonstrably and obviously untrue. The use of painkillers in end-of-life care is to reduce suffering, and seldom extends life healthy or otherwise. Morphine given to people within a couple of days of death may hasten death. (The medical personnel's happy-talk claim of easing breathing notwithstanding.) Similarly, the use of NSAIDs to reduce pain and fever will in some cases extend an illness.

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I am not capable of judging whether the pressures against Greenland/Denmark and Canada are real, strategic noise, or a joke. The tariffs are a different matter. Anti-US tariffs and anti-US ownership laws are commonplace, and Trump's tariff actions are being used to force mutually reduced tariffs or a level playing field.

The US has not been trustworthy to allies for at least 50 years, and not trustworthy to its own citizens for more than 90 years. There are a great number of countries that have never been trustworthy.

The U.S. could be a net exporter of vegetables in a couple of months if it stopped converting corn into ethanol.

I have space heaters with a switch on the bottom that turns off the heater when it falls over or is lifted off the ground. Imagining lidar or an ultrasonic detector on the bottom of what was previously a $30 space heater gave me a good laugh.

Imagine how good Voyager would be if those people actually were geniuses, instead of just having sex with geniuses.

maladroit: "Covid vaccinations saved lives and reduced the severity of cases."

Mirnotoriety: "Vaccination didn't prevent you getting Covid."

maladroit: "And now you're just lying."

If "Vaccination didn't prevent you getting Covid" is a lie, then vaccination prevented COVID in all cases. However, your first statement was "Covid vaccinations ... reduced the severity of cases." It is not possible to have a reduced-severity case without having a case. You have contradicted yourself.