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Re:The rise of remote work may reshape college towns on Friday June 04, 2021 @11:30AM (#27394586)
Many remote work opportunities have arisen during this time, and it allows a lot of companies to become creative and flexible in their services. It's a good thing that people are starting to become accustomed to this new normal, and I hope many people will realize that remote work and modern technology will greatly affect the world's workforce.
There is a lot of tech and financial higher-ups who are transitioning their field and expertise towards cryptocurrencies. There will be many of them who are going to pioneer the mass adoption of digital currencies in future trade.
Re:What I learnt roasting 200 landing pages on Thursday May 13, 2021 @10:34AM (#27142519)
There are some technical terms that you need to explain, as not all of the readers are well-versed on your industry. I'd also like to roast your page, as it has no navigation page.
Re:Prank Windows XP simulator on Tuesday April 20, 2021 @12:27PM (#26876857)
I love how responsive it is when you drag the windows across the screen. Also, I missed encountering the blue screen of death; it's been so long since I experienced one myself.
I agree entirely. Chernobyl and Fujisima are examples of old, obsolete, and flawed tech that has long been ironed out and removed. With the new rectifications on technology, international incidents like Fukushima would never have happened. Also, new reactors produce considerably less waste than old ones, making it a manageable problem. Finally, Nuclear does not emit greenhouse gases; It has always been “clean” in that sense
Thrombosis affects mainly people under-55s. I wonder if now that younger people are getting the vaccine, it will increase the numbers. Mostly seniors have been vaccinated in the UK, which might explain why they've seen way fewer cases than continental Europe.