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Not long ago, their CEO never missed an opportunity to call Bitcoin a fraud. And now they are angling to be the spearhead of the Bitcoin financial transition.
They future belongs to people who chooses to embrace every good technology. I believe you know what I mean!
My wife stuck to her fasting and workout schedule and our kid doesn't eat anything anyway.
I'm the only one who has to get back on track.
i see only one woman holding a smart mobile device and she is using it as a phone; people in ur photographs appear to actually live the life in physical reality, whereas in North America, the smartphone is essentially a hand prosthesis for plugging into virtual reality;
At the centre of this story is a pigment found widely in life on Earth: melanin. This molecule, which can range from black to reddish brown, is what leads to different skin and hair colours in people. But it is also the reason why the various species of mould growing in Chernobyl were black. Their cell walls were packed with melanin.
Just as darker skin protects our cells from ultraviolet (UV) radiation, Zhdanova suspected that the melanin of these fungi was acting as a shield against ionising radiation.
It wasn't just fungi that were harnessing melanin's protective properties. In the ponds around Chernobyl, frogs with higher concentrations of melanin in their cells, and so darker in colour, were better able to survive and reproduce, slowly turning the local population living there black.
In warfare, a shield might protect a soldier from an arrow by deflecting the projectile away from their body. But melanin doesn't work like this. It isn't a hard or smooth surface. The radiation – whether UV or radioactive particles – is swallowed by its disordered structure, its energy dissipated rather than deflected. Melanin is also an antioxidant, a molecule that can turn the reactive ions that radiation produces in biological matter and return them to a stable state.
thanku i will remember it
i mostly use it for torrents so its one of the best services there i have also used real debrid they have more cached torrent but premiumize has more feature for same amount.
The privacy features of submarine swaps/payments are also very beneficial, as the on-chain payment to the recipient is unrelated to the payer's UTXOs. The receiver only sees a UTXO of the swap provider, and the swap provider has no IP address or other information that could be used to identify the Lightning sender (the payer). You don't get that with a splice.
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @PictureRoom OP 40m \ parent \ on: Lions Mane with a lucky wiz ideasfromtheedge
Absoutely. I find them when I'm in NJ usually but never in the south. Great find!
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Isn't that how language works? If enough people say it, it becomes correct.
In Australia people pronounce Melbourne mel-bn. When you hear an American say mel-BORN is sounds so wrong!
This is a rather impossible battle to win as long as we insist on having such a feature-packed web. The more we try to protect ourselves against fingerprinting, the less hampered our experience becomes.
I use LibreWolf (a privacy-centric Firefox fork) which normalizes my timezone to UTC, makes my window size less unique, disables certain HTML5 features and a ton of other small tweaks – but it only helps to a small extent, and it's not easy to reason about. I'm just hoping what I do is measurably better than nothing.
There are alternatives to the web, especially Gemini, which have essentially zero fingerprintable surface. But these are mere geek novelties and will never have broad appeal.