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Heads up to wired magazine for: www.vox.com/politics/398...

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Bundí ☀️✨💫

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Tracking Santa on Flightradar24 #SantaTracker24

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Reminder: High quality masks/respirators such as N95s protect against all airborne viruses including bird flu.

submitted 181 days ago • 30 comments

Wow a really good read!

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An oldie but a goodie imgs.xkcd.com/comics/incid...

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In most places in the world, power from new renewables is now cheaper than power from new fossil fuels. Why did renewables become so cheap so fast? The answer: learning curves.

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Heute im Kassensturz: bei der Hälfte der Long Covid oder ME-Betroffenen verschlechtert sich Zustand durch Rehabilitation, wegen Überlastung. Um ehrlich zu sein, ich kenne keine einzige Rehaklinik in der Schweiz, die ich für diese Patient:innen wirklich empfehlen kann. www.srf.ch/sendungen/ka...

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Trump’s appointing family now. What happened, did he run out of rapists?

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Updated Registered Sex Offenders Map: January 20, 2025.

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This is a very important idea, and worthwhile for those developing bioinformatics software to consider. One massive shortcoming, over which the scientists & devs have quite little control, however, is the huge dearth in funding software dev & maintenance. Software is its own product & requires $!

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Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #1,046,531!

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Lesenswert - Natascha Strobl

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I featured Prof Morawska's work in a Forbes article a while ago. She is indeed a voice that needs to be listened to when it comes to indoor air www.forbes.com/sites/laurie...

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Reminds me of the story that Wasserkraft is bad because it takes all the electricity from the water. Do we have to use water that has not been through a turbine for maximum protection from C19? Askin for a friend you understand.

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From Rebecca Cook on Digital Spy yesterday: Wilf said it best way back when, as the Doctor wrestled with what he had done without a companion at his side. "Don't you see? You need her, Doctor. Wouldn't she make you laugh again? Good ol' Donna."

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... And that does not bode well for the near- and medium-term future of the human species on planet Earth. As recommended, take the time to read this article. Thanks for the heads up.😀

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and: But if one has decided that from here on there will be no effort to break transmission chains because it is too costly for the privileged few in society, then excuses for that laissez-faire attitude will always be found.

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.. the unofficial alliance between big business and dangerous pathogens that was forged in early 2020 has emerged victorious and greatly strengthened from its battle against public health, and is poised to steamroll whatever meager opposition remains for the remainder of this, and future pandemics.

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If you only read one article about pandemic policy this month, make it this one! 🤓 'Endemic' SARS-CoV-2 and the death of public health - John Snow Project johnsnowproject.org/insights/end...

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