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AbortedLaunch

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    Comment #46702473

    Another train derailed due to the storm between Blanes and Macanet with no one injured.

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    Comment #46059706

    We need mitochondria.

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    Comment #45805596

    Cats do attack bats. See https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S16165... More anecdotally, I knew a cat that brought in bats almost daily, which is why the owner ha…

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    Comment #45560025

    You may find the recently published article “A General Principle of Neuronal Evolution Reveals a Human-Accelerated Neuron Type Potentially Underlying the High Prevalence of Autism …

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    Comment #44981380

    I do not make any point on UA-strings, just on the difficulty of rate limiting.

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    Comment #44976509

    Some of these crawlers appear to be designed to avoid rate limiting based on IP. I regularly see millions of unique ips doing strange requests, each just one or at most a few per d…

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    Comment #44496786

    I would not expect this to make a difference as pasteurization does not inactivate Clostridium endospores.

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    Comment #44284194

    Mosses and ferns also have motile, flagellated reproductive cells.

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    Comment #44192608

    Intraguild killing (such as lions killing leopards or cheetahs) has been described in multiple species. Perhaps interesting; https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34816428/ (Still need t…

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    Comment #43060744

    Hang up and call back may not save you on some landline systems, where scammers are able to keep a connection open when the other party hangs up.

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    Comment #43045126

    You could start from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reassortment

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    Comment #42318866

    Clostridium endospores can survive just fine in the presence of oxygen.

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    Comment #41808936

    I see this regularly in the Netherlands, sometimes even with a feather attached.

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    Comment #41193490

    Maybe when on treatment, otherwise superinfections are a thing and associated with poorer outcomes.

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    Comment #40252329

    It was discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6124056

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    Comment #40246101

    This may not be sufficient; some phone systems delay the disconnect, keeping you connected to the scammer on your outgoing call.

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    Comment #39325504

    They don’t all appear to need this practice in order to be able to fly. https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2020.066... is a recentish overview of existing literatu…

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    Comment #37813692

    Post exposure vaccination alone is not sufficient to prevent death for all cases. Immunoglobulins (HRIG) must also be administered. HRIG is not commonly available in many developin…

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    Comment #36506317

    Van Gogh Worldwide has a number of photos of paintings done with raking light and sometimes even X-ray. The raking light really allows one to see the amount of paint applied.

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    Comment #31851381

    The hyperemesis described is not an acute OD-like effect, but happens to some chronic users. It wanes when cannabis use ceases. Very hot baths and showers help suppressing the naus…

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    Comment #31731252

    Lead acid batteries can also produce hydrogen sulfide, which occasionally kills boat occupants using them.

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    Comment #29940515

    The mutation rate for proofreading ssRNA viruses is, affair, about 10^-7 per nt per replication. If we don’t see a particular variant nt it is (from the top of my head) because it …

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    Comment #28602321

    Most positive strand RNA viruses, including SARS-COV2, are capable to undergo recombination.

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    Comment #28264811

    But cross species transmission is known for quite a lot of pathogens. Ebola is a recent example. Asserting it is so unlikely as to be dismissed out of hand doesn’t match knowledge …

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    Comment #28042806

    It depends. It’s hard to model and even think about the selection pressures accurately. West Nile virus showed a marked increase in virulence in corvids recently as did rabbit hemo…