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corsicanguppy@lemmy.cato
science@lemmy.world•Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine Triggers Immune Response Before Tumors DevelopEnglish
18·17 hours agoI think the purpose of giving it to people who are at high risk of the cancer make the auto-immune risks later a thing they will at least be alive to run into later; and maybe a fix for that will be found in time.
Given the current result of getting the cancer is very likely death, trading that for a potential of death after years more life seems to be a no-brainer, this FUD-like statement notwithstanding.
Not being a farmer, I need to go to a place and buy my food from that place. I’m sorry to derail your cause.
Or it’s in a locked cabinet and no one has a key and a care.
I fell this in my yesterday, when I went to the freakin’ WAL*MART for something they had but no one else did in the area – and yes, this means I supported the local staff at a local store working for a local manager who eventually pays something to a guy living far away who never lived here, vs supporting local staff at a local store working for a local owner who lives far away in a sunny place. Fuck me, right?
Anyway, they had it. It was under glass. I couldn’t find anyone with a key and a desire to help. I left. But, yeah, on the way out, I was hyper-aware that I’d browsed for a bit, I was wearing a backpack, and I didn’t have a receipt for anything. I was expecting to be challenged every moment until I’d left.
I hate that thieves have made them paranoid, and we’re accustomed to expecting a hassle in response.
I see are always like “I make no money off of this” while the tenant pays off their loan for the house for them
I took a cab ride the other day, in a car the driver probably has bought via a loan, to a pick up an item from a store in commercial space they’re probably leasing, brought in via money they borrowed short-term to finance the purchase of goods to be sold. Tell me which of these CoGS fees they were correct to collect from my payment, and which of these you would rabidly avoid because of the filthy lies.
My region has legal language called the Landlord and Tenant Act, which prohibits the landlord from raising the rent by more than 2% per year. When one vacates, the new tenant of course will have their rent start at ‘market rate’, but at least while living there one’s rent is protected. As well, if removicted, the tenant must be given similar space for similar rent once renos are complete.
This falls down a bit, as transgressors get to go against an adjudication panel, and that sometimes goes all-in for the landlords. But mostly it keeps the dickishness down.
corsicanguppy@lemmy.cato
Technology@lemmy.world•US data center protests go national as backlash growsEnglish
717·1 day agoThis is gonna go really well when people find out the only way to safely store health and justice data is in a specialized building.
corsicanguppy@lemmy.cato
News@lemmy.world•4 Republicans in U.S. Congress accuse Canada of failing to do enough to prevent wildfires | CBC NewsEnglish
33·3 days agoCanadian cities are centered around cars.
…currently.
Winters are harsh, summers are plenty hot.
Insulation is neat.
Most power is supplied via 80% non fossil fuels and trending in the right direction.
Woo!
Obviously theres room for improvement but Canada is just not positioned to have low per capita emissions, it will always be lagging on this point.
Especially if we tried nothing else and got nowhere.
Look; I agree we’re not gonna get there with a red government; we certainly aren’t getting there under a blue one with their love of selling dinosaur juice and dinosaur farts.
But we can’t get a happy shiny gov when everyone’s fear-voting to avoid the racist ponzi-schene alternative; or fear-voting to avoid losing grip on the dream of just one more tax break for the rich-bitches to start that golden trickle-down.
So my thing is, get a new voting setup. I like the simplest, because the rest are too hard for people to care about, but yeah. And while we’re already 10 years out and even more fucked than now, at least the rich bastards will be dead and we can kumbaya around the burning husk of civilisation (because everything’s burning) knowing we’re maybe on a better path.
When our descendants revert back to conservatism and invade the surface world, at least we’ll have left them the seeds of a better world to grow up here while they’re down there hiding from the radiation.
corsicanguppy@lemmy.cato
News@lemmy.world•4 Republicans in U.S. Congress accuse Canada of failing to do enough to prevent wildfires | CBC NewsEnglish
31·3 days agoWe’ve apologized for Alberta numerous times.
corsicanguppy@lemmy.cato
News@lemmy.world•4 Republicans in U.S. Congress accuse Canada of failing to do enough to prevent wildfires | CBC NewsEnglish
2·3 days agoYou’re saying it was higher under a conservative than a non-conservative? You’re saying a conservative was concerned about people and the environment more than a non-conservative?
I’m gonna need to see the receipts on this one.
corsicanguppy@lemmy.cato
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•I wonder how many pictures will be lost to time from parents who don't back up or share the photos on their phone?English
14·3 days agoWe had a house fire.
Several pictures saved from the fire are forever stuck to the glass from the frame where they were, forever behind a smoky glass front.
Other photos didn’t survive the fire or the firehouses.
No one backed up their Polaroids or instamatic shots.
Ugh. Vestigial connectors, missing trailing delimiters; this thing was written by an American or someone who doesn’t know the difference between their dialect and ours.
corsicanguppy@lemmy.cato
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's one giant LIE that's frequently taught in schools as a lesson?English
9·4 days agoThey don’t even teach that in the army, dude.
corsicanguppy@lemmy.cato
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's one giant LIE that's frequently taught in schools as a lesson?English
24·4 days agoMany countries, like America, had actual economic mobility. There was a time where working hard could improve your economic status.
My family lost everything. Twice. Once to over-leveraging before a mortgage collapse in 83, and secondly to a house fire. We lived in an absolute fleabag of a moldy motel, a stereotype like you’d see on-screen, for about 10 months. The mold was so bad we had tiny mushrooms.
We got back, both times, to a stable home life in a mortgage and a fresh start. Dad paid off his home before retirement, by working his absolute ass off.
That’s just not feasible now, just one generation later.
Anyway, there was a time when hard work did get you something; so treat that as a historical thing and not a falsehood.
America has 300 different answers for “what language do you speak at home with family”.
Three hundred.
You could have 6 different languages per state, with no overlap, just by shuffling people around.
It’s gonna be education, training, and respect for firearms.
corsicanguppy@lemmy.cato
Comic Strips@lemmy.world•When u make a silly joke on this platform [Smooth Dunk]English
13·5 days agou
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corsicanguppy@lemmy.cato
Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•Google pays $250K for Linux vulnerability allowing guest VM escapesEnglish
31·5 days agoSomething else will come along with an entourage of fanboys pushing for it to be the next porting language.
It’ll be great; until the next one comes along.
By then the kernel will be so slow that Linux will die.




Is ChatGPT still the worst of the three? We use it at work and Chad is an idiot.