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Have multiple subscriptions to carbon removal + climate lobbying groups, try to do my part where I can.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IARC_group_2B I read through this list before when I was talking to a conspiracy theorist about 5G. Radio frequencies are on this list. As are caffeic acid (found in coffee, wine, mint), aloe vera and pickled vegetables.
Wouldnt be too scared by its admission to this list
I read through this list before when I was talking to a conspiracy theorist about 5G. Radio frequencies are on this list. As are caffeic acid (found in coffee, wine, mint), aloe vera and pickled vegetables.
How Linux Works is also very interesting, used to for interview prep as I found some places were asking questions about internals rather than how I go about doing things
For a small business I would imagine GDPR is pretty much just have a straight forward privacy policy that states your intentions with someone's data. If someone requests their data then send it to them, if they want it deleted then do. I think that GDPR likely doesn't come up for the majority of small business besides a data consent pop up on a homepage.
Jokes aside that's some serious performance boost. Wonder what it'll perform like in everyone else's prod environment.
"In 2014 a study published in Nature Communications found that VOC emissions (a variety of carbon gases that can produce smog and harm human beings) were on average 124 times higher from an idling two-stroke scooter than from a truck or a car"
Though this quote does make me wonder, what about when each vehicle are in transit?
It'd be nice to see that remove from this list some day. Through education, not evidence to the contrary
Its ice creams, which weigh 78 grams each, are usually sold for between 15 and 20 yuan (US$2.34 to US$3.13), four to five times the price.
Funny that another brand could reposition this as a good thing, unmeltable ice cream
Tell people it's inappropriate to go to a museum during work or that they're underperforming.
Seems like we've got solutions to these issues
I started work and got introduced to BizTalk. My first job revolved around it so I was surprised to move on and find we all just use queues. Reading this was weirdly nostalgic