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Re:Research paper is also an executable x86 program [pdf] on Thursday January 11, 2024 @07:07AM (#38951143)
Well that was a fantastic watch. Thanks for sharing.
Re:U.K. finally rejoins Horizon Europe research funding scheme on Tuesday September 19, 2023 @08:09AM (#37568806)
couldn't you simply apply the same logic to any aspect of the EU?

The EU still keeps trade as a hostage for political games. Think about, who looses when you prevent trade from happening? All of society. This is very self-destructive.

The EU still keeps free movement as a hostage for political games. Think about, who looses when you prevent free movement from happening? All of society. This is very self-destructive.

etc.

Re:U.K. finally rejoins Horizon Europe research funding scheme on Tuesday September 19, 2023 @08:04AM (#37568766)
good, but the damage has already been done. We've missed out on work, had lead scientists leave the country and had to take a back seat on European research just to be involved. Whole thing is a sh*t show.
Re:Why is a mood tracker from 2016 still the best? on Wednesday August 23, 2023 @05:07AM (#37233491)
I did the same, and I still miss my pebble, I miss how well it handled my calendar - and agenda. Now after a number of years with my fenix 5, without it really changing, I'm eyeing up an apple watch, to fill that agenda shaped hole on my wrist/
Honestly, I know it's not cool, but OneDrive is my go to here. Syncs Photos to my server, which then copies them to a local (non cloud syncing) folder, which is then indexed with Picasa.

Works a treat and requires zero intervention, although is based on a) MS software and b) deprecated Google software, so may not work forever.

Re:Multi-Layered Calendars on Friday July 07, 2023 @01:57AM (#36627772)
Ok, absolutely love the idea of feeding my heart rate data into my calendar to see whats delivering me the most stress. Nicely written blog too.
Re:Reddark: Website to watch subreddits going dark on Friday June 09, 2023 @09:00AM (#36257196)
Almost as if it's been designed that way.
Nice article. Some guys in my place are working on a new machine which generates and detects neutrinos. It's called DUNE. It uses a super conducting linear proton accelerator to generate them and 100s of massive liquid helium cooled wire detectors 800miles away! Super exciting project.