Electric is safe when it's not being used. Gas is never safe: some gas stoves have pilot lights which are inherently polluting 24/7; all gas stoves can fail and fill the house with explosive and unbreathable gas.

Corn, peas, broccoli, onions, tomato, apple, celery, and many other fruits and vegetables: 3 to 40 grams carbs per 1 gram protein.

Beef: 0 gram carbs per 1 gram protein.

Getting adequate protein from only fruits and vegetables requires care. Adding nuts might make it easier, but nuts have a lot of fat.

Taxes involve taking money from people. Poor people have very little money. Trying to take money from people who don't have money is a plan that most Republicans are not stupid enough to try to implement.

Poor people spend a disproportionately large portion of their income on food and housing. Housing is mostly not imported, hence not subject to tariffs. In the U.S. most food is grown in-country, not subject to tariffs.

Alas, both parties are in favor of high taxes. The Democrats are more honest about wanting to steal from everyone.

The English slang "drinkypoo" was what an alcohol abuser might call an alcoholic beverage, to hide from himself that he is about to increase his inebriation. Alternately, "drinkypoo" might be used in a flirtatious or humorous manner, also to lessen the mental impact of an invitation to drink.

Dick Tracy's 2-way wrist radio dates from 1946, his 2-way wrist TV from 1964.

Unconcentrated conventional solar cells might run 25% efficiency.

If the space mirrors are properly designed, they could reflect to Earth only the wavelengths that solar cells can efficiently convert. Is 50% efficiency possible? The Earthside solar farms could be smaller.

Microwave rectennas can do better than 75% efficiency, so a rectenna farm could be even smaller.

Microwaves are invisible, so in principle a rogue beam could cook you before you knew you were in danger, The light from space mirrors would be visible, so when you see a bright spot in the sky where it shouldn't be, run for cover.

Sometimes, all you want energy for is heat. Reflect light to targets in Alaska and Norway in the winter.

AI should have solved the problem.

I'm doing SwiftUI app development and upgraded one of my test devices to iOS 26 beta 4 this morning.

I don't see anything different, but I assume something different is happening under the hood.

...laura

Maybe, but that should not be dictated by the payment processors.

Where I live (Kamloops, BC, Canada) the all-time high temperature record for a long time was 42C, set in July 1941. Most of southern B.C. set records that month. No air conditioning. Ugh! We demolished that record when it hit 47C in June 2021. I've never been so hot in my life...

The hottest we've been so far this summer was 36C. I expect to hit the Big Four Oh at least once, but the long-term forecast isn't promising.

...laura

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.