Remember when some sites keyword-stuffed pages with white-on-white h1 tags?

So you’re telling me you spotted this on usenet eons ago and tucked it away just in case, waiting for the perfect moment? Or did you whip it up on the fly and are just too modest to take a bow?

I remember 3M having automated warehouses back in the late 90s. So the idea is quite old.

A lot of discussion about the quality of public schooling and that its people who are conservative who tend to do this. TFA summary, however, mentions that its across the political, geographical and demographical spectrum. Has anyone looked into how parents' concerns for their kids' safety might play a role?

Yeah, I hope he doesn't go throw a tantrum for not getting what he wants and making rash decisions as a consequence.

Mexican company Desserto makes a vegan material from cactus fibre. By the time these materials are available to the general public who can't spend $$$ on a handbag made from some exotic substrate, they'll be obsolete. My handbags are vegan, too: only I call it "plastic" and its actually affordable. In the end they're all greenwashing.

if this is the case, then Facebook makes it so you only hear the toxic and disinformation discourse, which they actively promote to generate more engagement which for them translates into more profit. So if they can't be forced to police the place they shouldn't censor those who generate less engagement, either.

"So you're saying people should be allowed to freely steal other people's work because . . . .?" They never said that. Not even implied it.

The ridiculous part is, it isn't about guilt or fault or shame or anything like that. Politics muddies the waters and we all end up losing. Science is trying to get a handle on the coronavirus pandemic and all of a sudden its Trump spouting rubbish, and Jinping trying to divert attention elsewhere what the actual FUCK, gentlemen? We have a pandemic going on and they are standing in the way of solutions only to further their political agendas.

They could sell it to North Korea and make a few bucks.

I agree. I was going to write something along the lines of "cry me a river" ;-) The market is changing and regardless of the causes, you either adapt or you fail.

waiting to hapen

This. This is the first thing that springs to mind: Stop whining, ditch Windows Mail and get on with your life.

Only natives or bilinguals (if they really are) can verify the translaion's accuracy -- until you get your neural networks trained up to that point, of course.

Well, if you look at the cost figures in real terms, youi'll find that adding inflation rates from 2005 till 2017 to the 2005 figure you get about $280 billion, so the real additional damage done - in 2017 dollars - is 20 billion. But then again, with climate becoming more and more erratic, this is to be expected.