Bro, did you read the OP?

Native speakers get it _wrong_ 18% of the time.

Imagine living your life in a society where, in any interaction, you can fuck up and insult the other person 1/5 of the time.

That's stupid.

right, but I think the term just means "foldable" now

it's not like there are many important real flip smartphones right now

they should have fired him for inventing Javascript, to be fair

Lmao, how soon people forget that, by the end of the first Trump presidency, there was already talk of starting a massive denaturalization / deportation process.

that way lies madness; the most popular cpu will be the most studied for vulnerabilities

you may as well decide to let the market decide and then...choose the second or third most popular platform

Sewing himself makes about EUR 9 million per year from his primary job. Assuming he works 16h days for 6 days a week, his hourly wage is about EUR 1800. I'm pretty sure a lot of people would be willing to put in a few more hours at that rate...

But on the other hand: Do we really need to "grow the economy"? There are many things that would improve the quality of live without more little pieces of paper moving from people to people.

That may go both ways - I have bought my bike with ease of maintenance in mind. Rohloff Speedhub (no fiddling with the derailleur, no super-skinny chains that need frequent replacement), hydraulic disk brakes (no adjusting of cables, brake pads live a long time), Schwalbe Plus tires (basically no flats, pumping maybe twice a year - and I have a good floor pump). It goes to the shop once a year. I used to do all maintenance myself, but I have reached a state where I have more money than time ;-).

Indeed. The reason for the fast depreciation is not that the cars go bad, but that newer generations are better and cheaper. The solution is, of course, to keep driving your still good enough car for longer....

Funny, that is exactly the reason I sold my last car 25 years ago. It always needed something - fuel, wiper fluid, oil change, tire change, bi-annual inspections, repairs, insurance payments, registration, free parking spots, ....

I now use cycling for most trips, sometimes combined with public transport. I use taxis for the few occasions where driving is that much more convenient, or I get a rental car. I'm actually in a car sharing organisation, but I last got a car from them more than 5 years ago.

Note that cycling doubles as a cardio workout, so unless you don't do sports, it's basically free time.

Indeed not. It's not the subject of this study. And it does not need to be, because humans as the overwhelming cause of current climate change is the established state of the science, backed by thousands of papers. Similarly, a medical study of the cause of broken bones will mention falls, but not show that they are the result of gravity.

When it was last "much warmer", it was at least a couple of million years ago. These are timescales over which biological evolution happens. Snow crabs either moved their habitats, or they adapted, or both. "This study" says nothing about their pre-historic populations. It looks at the cause of the current short-term reduction in the number and habitat of the crabs. Note that they are still living - just in much reduced numbers (but still 1.9 billion in the Bering sea in 2022). And they have reservoirs outside the Bering sea.

Bold claim, but wrong claim. There are multiple publications showing natural furin cleavage sites in different viruses, including other corona-viruses related to SARS-COV2. See e.g. SARS-CoV-2 furin cleavage site was not engineered in PNAS (September 2022) and The Emergence and Evolution of SARS-CoV-2 in Annual Review of Virology (April 2024).

What a surprise - if you don't count the hard part (getting clear requirements) as part of the project, then your project is less likely to fail. But how many projects with BFUD did not even make it to the "clear requirements documented" phase?

how will people send me word documents containing screenshots of their errors now?

To quote from the article: "In comparison, the cost of each megawatt-hour of electricity from wind and solar photovoltaic plants is around AUD$100 [as opposed to AUD$400-600 for SMRs], even after accounting for the cost involved in balancing the variability of output from solar and wind plants." (emphasis added by me).