You would need to properly shock them to encourage them to take up the plasmids but yea You are going to need agar plates, a make shift incubator, loops, nutrient broth, culture flasks (for bulk reproducing them once you get them glowing), and practice some care to not introduce anything else from outside you into the mix but it's possible for someone to do at home. You would also want to do a colon cleanse with something like GoLYTely. Also I'd recommend taking the other route to reintroduce them to avoid the stomach acids. Bottoms up!
Seriously though, it should be possible but it would come with a significant, real risk of something going wrong so I wouldn't recommend someone ACTUALLY do it. That said I'm really surprised someone hasn't done it already.
That's going to be cool but I can't wait until someone cultures their fecal bacteria, coaxes some of the strains to take up that glowing jellyfish plasmid, and re-introduces into themselves, giving them glow in the dark poop.
You can literally buy everything you need for under $200 right now including the plasmid.
I'm not a fan of turkey but after discovering Williamsburg Turkey Soup turkey is always on the menu for thanksgiving so we can have the leftover carcass for the soup. The soup is obscene calorie wise but so good. That and turkey breast on whole wheat with mayo and sweet pickle chips.
The article really didn't say. I would imagine it wouldn't apply to private sellers not running a business selling on ebay (just selling your random crap on ebay) but it's the EU so it's hard to say how they will view it. They could try to apply it to eBay as a whole, forcing ebay to say sellers can't georestrict.
Do you know they were stolen? Or a delivery person said they delivered and you didn't receive them?
I knew they were stolen. I was sent out of town at the last minute, and this was shortly after I had returned from another trip so I couldn't get another "vacation " hold with the various delivery services (you usually have a cooldown unfortunately). It was 4 deliveries from 3 different carriers during the week (it was my Amazon subscribe and save items helpfully showing up a week early), all gone when I got back home. So it was either the last carrier that took all of them (not out of the question) or someone came up after that last delivery and helped themselves. Or someone was coming by all week to steal them.
My house is tucked away at the end of a long (about 900 feet) driveway and the front porch isn't visible until you are basically standing on it. Can't even see the packages from the driveway. Can't even see the house from the street. So I invested in some cameras after that. I was hoping to catch someone at least walking up to check. Even if they spotted the cameras and left I'd have a good idea why they were there.
I hope this dork got fired for such incompetence....
Fired? He should be arrested for removing classified information without authorization. As a matter of fact anyone else find it kind of weird that we haven't heard of this happening yet? With all the other leaks, even if this one wasn't intentional they should have come down on him like the hand of god itself to make an example.
That a NSA employee preferred Kaspersky software over US security software is extremely revealing ie probably you should prefer it as well...
That's like saying I should prefer to eat at McDonald's because an morbidly obese nutritionist prefers to eat at McDonald's. This is the last person on earth anyone should be trying to emulate when it comes to security. He failed at it miserably.
Also no concern at all that those malware reports are traceable back to an individual device? I get reporting new malware, but Kaspersky seems to be able to tie it back to specific client devices which certainly is a problem. There is no reason they need that to analyze possible new vectors. And ditto for any other vendor who does this. I wouldn't give a US company a pass on this either (and I'm sure they probably do the same). What other data are they collecting? Even something as simple as collecting running process info would be a massive over-reach and put their customers at risk if that data were compromised.
People lose their shit over Microsoft telemetry but give Kaspersky a pass because... Russian?
4. Put a honeypot Amazon box on the doorstep and wait across the street in a tree with a sniper rifle.
I actually did this after getting some packages stolen. Filled some old amazon boxes with garbage and set them on the porch. Well minus the sniper rifle, and plus some new security cameras. Unfortunately no one tried to steal it (or even checked it out before noticing the cameras.)
Additionally, this would allow the broadcasters to charge fees directly to the viewers in order to watch OTA programs. So if you went OTA in order to avoid monthly cable subscription fees, kiss those days goodbye. You too will be charged the monthly $8 ESPN tax.
They would need to change the current laws to allow for that (it's currently forbidden for OTA stations to do that with their OTA signals). Of course, that's not a huge hurdle so....
I'm not doing your homework for you. Case law is public. Go look it up. All of your other arguments have nothing to do with the subject at hand. Just a bunch of strawmen.
His argument is supported by the first 100 or so years of case law on the subject. The idea that it was a collective vs an individual right only came about after the civil war, when southern lawmakers were looking for ways to keep newly freed blacks disarmed. Prior to this time it was never interpreted that way, including the time when the people who wrote the amendment were still alive and active in government.
Logitech Discontinued the Link back in 2013 so Scutter is wrong, they are NOT selling them now. You can find them as old-new stock but they are not being sold by Logitech or any of their authorized retailers.
Some of the proposals are to stay forever on DST (essentially shift one time zone east) to maintain that daylight year round. Yes it means some dark mornings but it would also mean an end to driving home in the dark at 4:30pm in December for many northern states.
Instead you drive to work in the dark. TANSTAAFL.
Well it's going to be one or the other. Personally I'd rather have the extra daylight in the evening when I can make use of it.
Some of the proposals are to stay forever on DST (essentially shift one time zone east) to maintain that daylight year round. Yes it means some dark mornings but it would also mean an end to driving home in the dark at 4:30pm in December for many northern states.
Apple on Thursday reported sales and earnings well ahead of projections, and said holiday sales should be a record and ahead of many analysts' expectations.
I mean, it's the first sentence of the summary. No RTFA, you don't even need to completely RTFS.
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You would need to properly shock them to encourage them to take up the plasmids but yea You are going to need agar plates, a make shift incubator, loops, nutrient broth, culture flasks (for bulk reproducing them once you get them glowing), and practice some care to not introduce anything else from outside you into the mix but it's possible for someone to do at home. You would also want to do a colon cleanse with something like GoLYTely. Also I'd recommend taking the other route to reintroduce them to avoid the stomach acids. Bottoms up!
Seriously though, it should be possible but it would come with a significant, real risk of something going wrong so I wouldn't recommend someone ACTUALLY do it. That said I'm really surprised someone hasn't done it already.
They measured living birds.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_retention_(medicine)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saline_(medicine)
They plump them after slaughter. It's more cost effective than hooking birds up to saline drips.
Critical lack of imagination?
That's going to be cool but I can't wait until someone cultures their fecal bacteria, coaxes some of the strains to take up that glowing jellyfish plasmid, and re-introduces into themselves, giving them glow in the dark poop.
You can literally buy everything you need for under $200 right now including the plasmid.
They measured living birds.
I'm not a fan of turkey but after discovering Williamsburg Turkey Soup turkey is always on the menu for thanksgiving so we can have the leftover carcass for the soup. The soup is obscene calorie wise but so good. That and turkey breast on whole wheat with mayo and sweet pickle chips.
The article really didn't say. I would imagine it wouldn't apply to private sellers not running a business selling on ebay (just selling your random crap on ebay) but it's the EU so it's hard to say how they will view it. They could try to apply it to eBay as a whole, forcing ebay to say sellers can't georestrict.
However, consumers will still have to organize how to pick up a product if the company does not offer cross-border delivery.
Do you know they were stolen? Or a delivery person said they delivered and you didn't receive them?
I knew they were stolen. I was sent out of town at the last minute, and this was shortly after I had returned from another trip so I couldn't get another "vacation " hold with the various delivery services (you usually have a cooldown unfortunately). It was 4 deliveries from 3 different carriers during the week (it was my Amazon subscribe and save items helpfully showing up a week early), all gone when I got back home. So it was either the last carrier that took all of them (not out of the question) or someone came up after that last delivery and helped themselves. Or someone was coming by all week to steal them.
My house is tucked away at the end of a long (about 900 feet) driveway and the front porch isn't visible until you are basically standing on it. Can't even see the packages from the driveway. Can't even see the house from the street. So I invested in some cameras after that. I was hoping to catch someone at least walking up to check. Even if they spotted the cameras and left I'd have a good idea why they were there.
I hope this dork got fired for such incompetence....
Fired? He should be arrested for removing classified information without authorization. As a matter of fact anyone else find it kind of weird that we haven't heard of this happening yet? With all the other leaks, even if this one wasn't intentional they should have come down on him like the hand of god itself to make an example.
That a NSA employee preferred Kaspersky software over US security software is extremely revealing ie probably you should prefer it as well...
That's like saying I should prefer to eat at McDonald's because an morbidly obese nutritionist prefers to eat at McDonald's. This is the last person on earth anyone should be trying to emulate when it comes to security. He failed at it miserably.
Also no concern at all that those malware reports are traceable back to an individual device? I get reporting new malware, but Kaspersky seems to be able to tie it back to specific client devices which certainly is a problem. There is no reason they need that to analyze possible new vectors. And ditto for any other vendor who does this. I wouldn't give a US company a pass on this either (and I'm sure they probably do the same). What other data are they collecting? Even something as simple as collecting running process info would be a massive over-reach and put their customers at risk if that data were compromised.
People lose their shit over Microsoft telemetry but give Kaspersky a pass because... Russian?
4. Put a honeypot Amazon box on the doorstep and wait across the street in a tree with a sniper rifle.
I actually did this after getting some packages stolen. Filled some old amazon boxes with garbage and set them on the porch. Well minus the sniper rifle, and plus some new security cameras. Unfortunately no one tried to steal it (or even checked it out before noticing the cameras.)
It is just a weird, powered 2 wheel skateboard like thingy.
So that means they are NOT catching on fire?
With the current crop in Washington DC, do you think that would be difficult?
Of course, that's not a huge hurdle so....
Additionally, this would allow the broadcasters to charge fees directly to the viewers in order to watch OTA programs. So if you went OTA in order to avoid monthly cable subscription fees, kiss those days goodbye. You too will be charged the monthly $8 ESPN tax.
They would need to change the current laws to allow for that (it's currently forbidden for OTA stations to do that with their OTA signals). Of course, that's not a huge hurdle so....
I'm not doing your homework for you. Case law is public. Go look it up. All of your other arguments have nothing to do with the subject at hand. Just a bunch of strawmen.
His argument is supported by the first 100 or so years of case law on the subject. The idea that it was a collective vs an individual right only came about after the civil war, when southern lawmakers were looking for ways to keep newly freed blacks disarmed. Prior to this time it was never interpreted that way, including the time when the people who wrote the amendment were still alive and active in government.
Logitech Discontinued the Link back in 2013 so Scutter is wrong, they are NOT selling them now. You can find them as old-new stock but they are not being sold by Logitech or any of their authorized retailers.
Uh, where? The Harmony Link hasn't been sold for ages.
In before you are confusing it with the Harmony Hub
Some of the proposals are to stay forever on DST (essentially shift one time zone east) to maintain that daylight year round. Yes it means some dark mornings but it would also mean an end to driving home in the dark at 4:30pm in December for many northern states.
Instead you drive to work in the dark. TANSTAAFL.
Well it's going to be one or the other. Personally I'd rather have the extra daylight in the evening when I can make use of it.
I think you are replying to the wrong comment.
plenty make non smart tv.
Plenty the indoor farming company backed by Jeff Bezos makes non-smart TV's too? That's weird.
I've been seeing it on reddit and twitter and thought I was out of the loop on some stupid meme.
Some of the proposals are to stay forever on DST (essentially shift one time zone east) to maintain that daylight year round. Yes it means some dark mornings but it would also mean an end to driving home in the dark at 4:30pm in December for many northern states.
Apple on Thursday reported sales and earnings well ahead of projections, and said holiday sales should be a record and ahead of many analysts' expectations.
I mean, it's the first sentence of the summary. No RTFA, you don't even need to completely RTFS.