A famous German satirist always greets his audience with “Meine Damen und Herren und alle dazwischen und außerhalb” - Ladies and gentlement and everyone in between and beyond. I actually find that pretty cool.

It’s an outrage!!!

*rein

To rein something in is to pull on its reins. Has nothing to do with a reign.

For any of you who want more than just the headline: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.ady3406

Although it’s correct that it’s a tape held in a cassette, it’s not like an audio tape that you can record over. You take the files you want to save and encode them as lots and lots of oligonucleotides (300 base pairs or so). The tape itself is printed with barcodes, and the DNA is applied in encapsulated form onto the areas between the stripes of the barcode.

The barcodes are used for addressing - now you can quickly spool your tape to the place where the DNA is, extract some of it, and sequence it to retrieve your file.

Reading a file would take almost an hour.

Still impressive technology, but I find the comparison with magnetic cassette tapes somewhat misleading.

I run it on my daily driver laptop and I’m happy as a clam.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cohesive_bandage

losing 30% to Valve is probably better than joining the list of games that flopped on PC because they were Epic Games Store exclusives.

Epic burn!!

See also ABBA BAAB BAAB ABBA.

I’ve added it, but it might not stay, because it’s mentioned and linked in the last paragraph. MOS:ALSO says:

As a general rule, the “See also” section should not repeat links that appear in the article’s body

But I’m not strict on that rule, and it’s such an obvious related topic that it seems to fit there.

Its

Whose?

What meat is in the condom is up to you, buddy.

That’s a super cool game and I wanted to give you a tip. I have wero installed on my phone and I’ve used it before, bit when I clicked on that option, it only gave me a list of Dutch banks, and no chance to select another.

They ask for vehicle registration papers in Germany too.

“못다 핀 꽃 한송이” (A Flower That Didn’t Bloom Full) by 마야 (Maya) https://www.youtube.com/live/7GHdY9ps_tw?is=g2ScU_pixbQfqc3R

That isn’t either?

Apparently it can be used to hide drugs from sniffer dogs, and it has live yeast that makes it easier to brew alcohol in jail.

Still seems a bit draconian. Life is a little sadder without Marmite, and if you grew up with Vegemite, I’m sure the same is true.

It’s “keeping track of me”, not “keeping track of I”.

Correct: acid in the biological context means free hydrogen ions. A hydrogen ion is a proton, and the fundamental taste of acidity is due to hydrogen ions interacting with specific membrane proteins on your tongue.

All maths is based on previous work. The QRH proof combined known maths in a way that nobody had thought of before.

To be fair, you’re eating quarks no matter what you’re eating.

Oh, another thought: the proton is the only subatomic particle with its own taste. (Hint: it tastes sour.)