People with XX chromosomes and no hormonal therapy.
What's not to understand?
There are plenty of open source ai, especially these single purpose one.
Doesn't matter what is required if you buy things from aliexpress or similar sites. You can also buy poisonous kids toys there and no one bats an eye.
Parakeets lower than rabbits and cats all the way to the right, to the right of ferrets?? Did this author ever even have pets? Or met animals?
What kind of weird sick cat did you have?
Canadanian
And where, exactly, does that "thin bodied metal" go when it explodes?
Its Russian spelling, в(v)и(i)к(k)т(t)о(o)р(r)и(i)я(ya).
Only in the same way you're supporting the local economy by being pickpocketed. There are better and less shady ways of doing it.
I resorted to growing my zucchini on my windowsill after first my 4 seed grown got eaten and then the 2 I had bought in the shop.
The true victims of the housing crisis.
It's just the votes for 'Kremlin-critical' resolutions. So also things like banning all oil imports in the beginning of the war. As fun as that sounded it would have been economic suicide.
I cant wait for the more streamlined slogan: "I'm a prisoner!"
Ok I know this fictional story about a woman abusing her husband is supposed to be funny, but it's not, really. Abuse by women does happen and is often ignored because of this culture of 'it doesn't happen / it's funny / man up'.
Oh humans will survive, no problem. I mean, not a lot of them and not happily, and there will probably be a nuclear war at the end there, but humans won't go extinct. We're too smart to not find a nice hole to hide in.
She's wrong though, everything following the scientific method is science. The fact that you didn't pay out of your ass to publicize your research doesn't matter. Of course it reaches less people, but that's a separate issue.
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Saw quite a lot of them in around 2m deep water. Looks like Phyllorhiza punctata but then with reversed colours. About 15cm long. Didn't seem very dangerous, as in I saw no one screaming in agony.
Not my picture, but the only one I could find.