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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 day ago

The full quote didn't fit on the tailgate:

"While the general population is commonly exposed to animal viruses and bacteria, many of which are known to cause cancer in animals, the etiologic role of these exposures in human cancer remains speculative. For example, animal oncoviruses generally are species specific and do not infect or replicate easily in humans. Nevertheless, animal viruses conceivably may cause cancer in humans analogous to human and simian polyomaviruses causing tumors in non-permissive rodents. Epidemiologic studies to date have provided little evidence that animal viruses and bacteria cause human cancer. Future studies will need to address the complex nature of cancer taking into account multiple interacting risk factors, and perhaps a non-stationary stochastic risk that contradicts conventional research design. The latter may be especially true given the waxing and waning behavior of viruses and bacteria. The same infectious agent may present and react differently depending on a host of factors including geography, seasonal variation and climate, population density, and herd immunity. Travel, hygiene, and cultural variation in food consumption and preparation among individuals further complicate the epidemiologic study in this field."

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[–] [email protected] 8 points 2 days ago (2 children)

Bill Burr said he enjoyed going on the show recently

[–] [email protected] 4 points 2 days ago

I've got a friend who became Orthodox a few years before Russia even invaded Crimea in 2014, he does the fasts. They are hardcore. He's a good guy and to see how politicized Orthodoxy has become the past decade or so makes me sad, he just believes it's the correct church, as opposed to Catholicism or Protestants. I can't say I agree with him but at least some of those Orthodox people are cool. Not all though, I've met some who were real tools, and any flavor of Christianity leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 days ago (1 children)

Old Mother Hubbard glares disapprovingly

[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 days ago

Imagine if they greenlit this instead of Pantera

[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 days ago (2 children)

Finished it up, alcohol did help. It wasn't terrible, they can't all be the Nirvana performance.

[–] [email protected] 18 points 4 days ago

A mirror is a lot easier to use than a camera

[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago) (4 children)

He's singing Radiohead's Creep around 14:30, this is unexpected in a bad way. Appreciate the evening's soundtrack though!

Edit: oh no, Got the Life

[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 days ago (1 children)

It's all good. I looked at Scientific American's recent articles and none were about Europa. Also nobody has posted on Lemmy about Europa (the moon) in the past 2 weeks. A mystery that may never be solved.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 days ago (3 children)

Maybe you clicked thru inside the article to another one about Europa

[–] [email protected] 1 points 4 days ago

Haha wow Evanescence's singer is there. This so close to when popular music started being for millenials rather than Gen X. Sticking with this vid for archaeological reasons

[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 days ago (7 children)

Oh god. I was thinking more Metallica or Megadeth, or even a metal-adjacent hard rock Guns and Roses, something more on the old side of the great metal/nu-metal divide.

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Listening now this is unpleasant

 

Basically what it says in the title

I remember reading years ago in some chapter of what I think is a Kurt Vonnegut book, that the Germans have a word for someone you meet who represents who you could become, but would prefer not to, and how that person is significant as a symbol and drives you to become who you should be or want to be.

Did I dream this? What book was it and what was the word?

 

I used to occasionally go to unmannedspaceflight.com but it closed in 2024, just found out. It's archived and they would post stitched together panoramas and significant findings, it was a very complete and interesting discussion board. Is there a similar site to this still up and running, or at least a non-NASA site that curates the downloaded images from the rovers and orbital missions?

 

I never used Twitter but wanted to check out the new thing replacing it over on the edge of the Fediverse. Created an account with no bio or profile pic and followed a few dozen personalities that I recognized on there. Half a day later I have 18 followers.

I looked at some of them and they were obvious bots, usernames were random alphanumeric strings, or they were promoting onlyfans, or they were trying to build followings by reblogging popular posts but not contributing anything original or curating in any human way. Others seem more believable and have realistic bios and post somewhat engaging chatter.

Not knowing what the general user experience is, should I consider most random follows to be bots or is it common practice for users to see who follows pages you like and follow other people on that list? The somewhat convincing profiles have me a little queasy thinking of all the AI bots driving us increasingly toward a Dead Internet.

Not sure how long I'll continue but happy to test it out and follow personalities I know from other platforms and enjoy their content, while blocking all of my followers that I don't immediately recognize. Is that standard Twitter/Bluesky good practice or am I not "trusting the process" enough and allowing full access to randos? Closest to Twitter I came was Tumblr circa 2010-2016 and in that time I saw the bots increase dramatically in a way that sabotaged community trust and got quite stalkerish.

Interested in your thoughts even if they aren't directly applicable to my experience.

 

Disclaimer: The Great War caused immeasurable suffering and loss but also Gavrilo is handsome

 

I was going to go with wisehosting.com after Mumbo Jumbo promoted them with an ad in one of his videos but apparently they're in Estonia and my bank doesnt do business with that country.

I've never had a server in MC before, primarily playing solo but have been going on my friend's realm the past couple months and really enjoying it. My complaint mainly is that realms limits render distance to like 16 or so and I'd like to crank it up to 32 as long as client side lag isn't too bad, and I've been told servers don't have the same cap on render distance as realms. We do like to build largeish amateur xp farms and regular redstone contraptions but shouldn't need something huge that can run Minecraft-in-Minecraft or anything like that.

So yeah, nothing fancy, no mods. Maybe 10 total players most we've ever had online at once was 5. What options are popular and known, inexpensive and reasonably reliable? Figured I'd ask on here rather than troll through old redd*t threads looking for people promoting server hosting. Thanks!

 

Regardless of how you feel about AI, a lot of people have been posting videos about this so you might be interested in seeing it.

Worked on desktop on Chrome, some phones might run it but mine didn't.

 

I've read ten articles and tried a couple different searches but have only found a dozen or so songs listed anywhere online. Is the entire 250 song playlist recorded somewhere?

 

I found this aftershave I'd been looking for on Belgian Amazon (amazon.com.be) - they dont sell the same kind in the US anymore but it's apparently still available overseas. I was going to see about having some shipped to me in the US and couldn't figure out any way to do so. I know the US Amazon site has this AmazonGlobal program where people from dozens of countries can order from the US site and have it shipped to them but apparently the non-US sites dont have a similar service available. Am I missing something?

 
 

Feral fuckin' megacats

 

Frank Sinatra by them is good too https://youtu.be/7xw49Y-bYYk

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