Det er en syg måge, der har lagt den pave.

Keep your chicken and choke on it, asshole.

Jeg arbejder på to forskningsprojekter. Det ene handler om at udvikle en ny teknologi til at behandle en hel kategori af arvelige sygdomme (der kaldes haploinsufficiens).

En anden forskningsgruppe har lige publiceret en artikel, hvor de har lavet en teknologi der minder om vores, og vist at den kan bruges til at behandle præcis samme kategori af arvelige sygdomme. Så det er jo lidt blandet nyt - potentielt godt for mange patienter ude i den virkelige verden, men det gør jo vores vej til publikation og evt. patent/kommercialisering meget sværere.

Heldigvis går det bedre med det andet projekt, men jeg vil spare jer for detaljerne i denne omgang.

Egentlig ret ligetil. Ind på minretssag.dk og udfylde div. informationer om hvem der sagsøger hvem. Forklar hvilken paragraf de har overtrådt, og hvad du mener retten skal gøre. Betal retsafgift (161 kroner i sådan en småsag her). Så sender retten sagen til dem man har sagsøgt.

Det "svære" er at kende reglerne. Men man kan få hjælp hos retshjælpen, hvis det er.

Baldur's Gate 3 comes to mind. It was announced in 2002 and launched in 2023. They even had to cut all the content about black hounds.

For those not reading the story, which appears to be many, the company that services the implant went bankrupt. The implant was experimental. There exists no one to service it any longer. It will pose a health risk down the road without someone servicing it.

The story doesn't directly say that's why it had to be removed (and she talks about wanting to buy it). I found another source that explains that the device came with a three-year battery life.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/tiny-computer-in-woman-s-brain-changed-her-life-then-she-was-forced-to-get-it-removed/ar-AA1cfm2V

They weren't normally on the same network, but were accidentally put on the same network during migration.

Just in case BG3 didn't illustrate the downfall of Bioware vividly enough, they go ahead and do this.

Just call up Linustechtips and ask to collab on a zetabyte project. Probably get the storage drives for free, right?

/s

Moreover, killing Youtube will be harder than killing any of these social media. Serving video content is very expensive.

Firefox is behind in some areas, but ahead in others - eg. privacy/tracking.

Plus AI companies can just scrape reddit without using the API. It's still a website after all.