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On their Nostr feed is a note about their Signal Group.
Just a CAUTION
There is some malware redirect, I believe, on their site. I get a browser window with dexpredict.com/jump/next.php?r=3001031 which then tries to get me to click OK (which I won't do). Not sure what that is all about.
Congrats to TollGate, on being awarded the grant, and on their Initial (Pre-) Release!
The GL-AR300M can be hard to find, but the GL-AR300M16 is ~$35 on Amazon.
I've no idea if the GL-AR300M16-Ext is also supported though.
I used the ~$90 GL-MT3000. The GL-MT6000 is ~$160.
need some empty room (while exercising, doing chores) in my brain to ruminate, to let ideas stew, to allow ideas to percolate. Ideas that are related to MY PROJECT
I now drive my commute to my fiat mining job with the radio off even.
Next, consider the ROI on time for conferences, launch parties, etc.
If this AI is correct:
what percent of births in the u.s. are to women under 25?
Approximately 22.7% of births in the United States in 2022 were to women under the age of 25. This includes about 1.6% of births to teenagers aged 15–19 and approximately 21.1% to women aged 20–24, based on birth rates and population estimates for these age groups
The question even has "after the age of 25" so the prompt should have been for "under age 26", but there's no data for that 26 years old threshold. So it is going to be a bit more than 22.7% even.
It would most definitely affect developed countries, by making the population crash even more pronounced.
Same here. That's why I nearly had a panic attack when https://stacker.news showed me the Lighthttp logo and nothing else!!!!
Fortunately, the outage/maintenance lasted only a minute or two more.
Not really an answer to the question you are asking ... and this is a stretch, but:
An illustration used on the cover of Time magazine for a Person of the Year issue one year was based on a photo that showed myself and two other people. No, I wasn't the Person of the Year (at least, not the person that was illustrated), and no, I wasn't in the illustration, but that's my claim to fame.
I'ld want to know.
But at the same time, I wouldn't want you (or anyone else, for that matter, to know).
As Mad Max / GTA would be the best we could hope for.
Ok, that was clever, and mostly harmless.
To see it more clearly, right-click and Open Video in New Tab. Or .... click here
If it's not economically-driven, then it is nearly entirely political / ideological. And thus after those first 40 have left there's no (or few) more willing to do the same.
Au revoir, Felicia.
Would be curious to see the breakdown if they used "attended a service (other than a wedding or funeral) in the past year" as criteria for "practicing" and "non-practicing", and categorized that as well.
And yes -- I know that attending service doesn't truly mean that you are practicing, and not attending service doesn't truly mean that you are non-practicing, but those generally correlate.
Lots of accidental bitcoin rich out there.
I met someone who holds lots of bitcoin today after building a stash of $2 BTC, solely intended for use in settling up when unlucky on poker night.
Another I know of ... I bought BTC from someone who said the BTC was obtained years earlier when her company had gotten hit with ransomware. After missing the first deadline due to a exchange withdrawal delay, they just loaded up with like 3X what they ultimately needed to ensure that no matter what, they would still have enough BTC to regain access to their data. And they did get it. ... and a really nice stash of BTC that they held onto.