There's a link to download the app from the Play Store and the App Store.

Genuinely can't think of a reason why one would want a direct link to the apk.

The Singapore Government just released this app for community-driven contact tracing. Doesn't record personal or geolocation data, and complements existing contact tracing efforts. Providing it as a possible reference: TraceTogether

It's worth pointing out that the article talks about a gravity wave, which is a material wave that arises out of a disturbance due to gravity. This should not be confused with gravitational waves, which are ripples in spacetime due to the movement of masses. (The article and summary aren't wrong, but the terminology itself is confusing.)

The effect observed on Venus is in fact quite massive, while gravitational waves are tiny and difficult to observe.

I've been playing a French MMORPG, Dofus, for ages.

It's quite different from other MMORPGS, as it's turn-based and the graphics are 2D. It's a bit like an MMO version of FF Tactics, though the world and lore are vastly different. It's grindy, but has a nice sense of humour and a tonne of content.

And I saw the Japan Pavillion, which is where the robot performs. The pavillion is divided into three sections. The first shows the clean technologies that are being used in Japan. The second is where the robot performs, along with some other technology demos. The third is a Chinese opera performance about the crested ibis, an endangered bird whose numbers have increased as a result of a joint breeding programme by China and Japan.

The expo will be on until 31 Oct, by the way. But beware the crowds.

his inability to acknowledge that the Internet has changed everything makes me think he's a very confused man

He's not confused, just plain mistaken.

Point taken, but a minor quibble.

I grant that hallucinations need not be visual only - for example, there could be aural hallucinations, hearing something that isn't there; but hallucinations are always perceptual. Since `sensing a presence' without the use of sight or hearing isn't a perceptual experience, having the feeling of euphoria can't strictly be classified as a hallucination. Yet, we can't just put it down to a person's imagination, either, since the cause of the feeling can be identified.

It's just another example where our usual linguistic notions are challenged by a special case. Interesting stuff. :)

Heck, all your thoughts are already belong to them.

All your thought are belong to us! :)

Sorry, couldn't resist...