Probably about the same, you still have stuff like the intel management engine backdoor.
It's worrying, I know some people in the nootropics community are using cerebrolysin. At least it looks like he wasn't involved in the clinical trials for it (that showed some benefit).
Is there potentially some innocent, or at least less fraudulent explanation for this?
Creative commons is pretty big in 3d printing (arguably it shouldn't be, there's open hardware licenses that are better suited for it).
No one else receives winter payment coverage.
Not true, many disabled people do.
Work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall has ignored a question on why she shared a platform at her party’s annual conference with an outsourcing giant linked to the deaths of disabled benefit claim…
Disabled campaigners have warned that plans to give the government sweeping powers to carry out financial surveillance on benefit claimants are “a recipe for abuse and miscarriages of justice”. Pri…
He thinks pensioners living on 12k a year should lose their winter fuel payments, but a donation valued at double that is no big deal?
I was trying to clean something in a bucket of bleach, but didn't have quite enough to cover it. I grabbed a bottle of toilet cleaner, assuming it was just expensive thick bleach, and poured a bunch in. After I started coughing I looked at the back of the bottle, it's active ingredient was hydrochloric acid.
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Cars, probably a controversial one, but we don't really have "muscle" cars like the firebird and mustang in the UK, and I've always been a little fascinated by them.
China has been demonised by the west for 100's of years, it's nothing new https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Peril
Genuflect, show some respect
Down on one knee
No, it's licence violates, well, pretty much the entire open source definition
pencil, graphite is conductive.
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At least Major and Blair could use Maastricht restrictions as an excuse for using PFI, Sir Starmer doesn't even have that.
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Disabled activists say Labour’s plans to means-test winter fuel payments will leave many current recipients having to decide “whether to starve or freeze”, after the government admitted that 1.6 mi…
Probably plain L-phenylalanine, since it's the precursor to phenethylamine, the body's natural amphetamine.
The problem is that even with drugs that are proven safe, and almost certainly effective, often that proof doesn't meet the arbitrary standards of regulators. NICE refusing to approve ketamine therapy for depression is one I'm specifically aware of, as I suffer from treatment resistant depression.
Effectively just a ban on Chinese EV's to protect American car companies that can't keep up with them.
I agree, but I don't think medicine is a good model to follow. There's a lot of criticism for how slow and inflexible drug approvals are because of all the bureaucracy.
They stole it? Did they send a robot to surgically remove his vocal cords?
Personally I'd define cooking as something that creates an irreversible physical or chemical change using heat.
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I'm more worried about it remaining under the control of (human) capitalists.
At least there's a chance that an unchained AGI will be benevolent.
Isolate a bunch of babies together, with food etc, and see how they develop their own language and society.
However, unions, professionals, and other parties say extra investment in the NHS is urgent
Analysis published by Labour in 2017 said plans to means test winter fuel payments would be the ‘single biggest attack on pensioners in a generation’
>This may seem a strange thing to say: Democracy isn't actually about finding out what the people want and just trying to do it. Democracy is about setting out a vision and a plan for the country and persuading people to follow it.
Justice Department officials are turning to the 3D-printing industry to help stop the proliferation of tiny pieces of plastic transforming semi-automatic weapons into illegal homemade machine guns on streets across America.
