No, it's my fault. I canceled them.

...about microplastics in the human body, which said "Many of the studies conducted so far, however, rely on small sample sizes (typically 20-50 samples) and lack appropriate controls. Modern laboratories are themselves hotspots of nanoplastic and microplastic pollution, and the approaches that are being used to detect plastics make it hard to rule out the possibility of contamination, or prove definitively that plastics are in a sample."

Liberty! That's hilarious! The average cost of owning a car in America is $12,300 a year (not counting medical costs due to accidents and pollution). How much time do you spend each week chained to a desk earning enough money to support your "liberty?"

A trove of license plate data from vehicles that had nothing to do with crimes still contains data of people doing embarrassing things. The judge visiting his mistress, the anti-abortion politician whose daughter's license plate is spotted at Planned Parenthood. Each of these could potentially be blackmailed, perhaps by low-level criminals, but but also by state-level actors like China, creating a silent army of compromised individuals working from within to twist things to China's will. And we all know how well companies protect data.

The recovery was mostly due to fast-growing Acropora corals. This is like taking a flame thrower to a forest, and a year later, after the former forest floor is covered with dandelions, declaring the forest recovered.

...or is it pr0n? I can never get it right.

I didn't find out by reading an article, I found out by looking something up in wiki, and noticing immediately how horribly it wastes space. If I wanted that much white LED light brightening up my room, I would purchase a lamp. Now get off my lawn, you damn kids.

Looks like we found two grand wizards in the Q-Anon hierarchy, rsliverguns and magzteel. Go ahead, deny away.

Trump threw so much gasoline on the economy it would have crashed even if he hadn't bungled the Covid response. It's his dumpster fire. But yours is a classic conservative ploy. When things are going well, praise the invisible hand of the free market. When scarcity leads to the inevitable raising of prices by the free market, blame it on a Democrat.

Oh, the Daily Mail. Surely no disinformation there!

> tech companies are especially hard

Wiring harnesses from some entity in China I only have email contact with. Steel sheet metal fab across the country that likely needs months to get my order in. Surprise tariffs on my embedded boards due to Trump's trade war on China. Failures on some of these boards that leave the HDMI displaying, but frozen, and even a serial connection stops responding, so I have no way to diagnose it and suddenly a bunch of support incidents where the box needs to be shipped back.

The tech piece of this is by far the easiest bit of the operation. I guess what I'm asking is, "hard, compared to what?"

It takes less energy to capture CO2 generated from fermentation because it is produced at a much lower temperature and is associated with much less water vapor than the exhaust from a coal or natural gas-fired power plant. This is the lowest of the low-hanging fruit, and even that is an ambitious target.

It was compounded with zinc, so repurposing might be more difficult than people think.

There's already conclusive evidence Parler was involved. There were news articles about it before certification day https://www.washingtonpost.com... . You were triggered so badly you felt the need to lie about it.

This is not a trial, it's an FBI review. Triggered much?