Does that include time sleeping? If not I'm surprised at 57% of Czechs and Dutch spending 0 to 14 hours outside. If it is included then 21 percent of Americans spending between 15 and 18 hours inside sounds pretty high, unless you work outside that's essentially all your non working and non sleeping time.
Last I knew, ProtonMail is not set up for access by any desktop client. Other than their webmail, I think the only option is their own mobile app.
This is necessary because of their end to end encryption. Mail is encrypted and decrypted in the browser via JavaScript or in their own app. Using a third-party client wouldn't support this.
If it were possible to time travel then surely someone would have gone beck in time and killed Muhammad. Since islam exists time travel clearly has not been achieved
Is this a new sensor, or is it a new MRI contrast agent? The headline says it's a sensor but the description is of an MRI contrast agent. I was thinking it could be both (a new contrast agent and a sensor to detect it) but reading TFA it definitely looks like a agent.
This will make a big difference in how quickly it can be implemented. On one hand a new agent would need medical approval. On the other, once approved all hospitals could use it with their existing machines.
There is an International Phonetic Alphabet. The problem is that to be comprehensive enough to cover all sounds in all languages it has to be extremely complicated. Also different regions pronounce things differently, so you either have regional spellings or one or more "standard" dialect
If you take high-fidelity video material and reduce the number of colors, resolution, and frame rate, down to the complete 30 year old crap that is GIF, before you re-post it on the internet, then you are most likely stupid.
SMS can be used when there is a very weak signal, and no data connectivity. It has been used by hikers, people in sinking ships, and all sorts. This is really the only reason to use it now, but it is important
I find that when wearing sunglasses if I drive into a tunnel I have to take them off. This even applies to the light sensitive sunglasses that took quite a long time to lighten up - much longer than most tunnels. Unless these react much quicker than the old ones I would see this as a problem.
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Warn about insecure instead of giving a "well done" to normal practice. As long as EV certificates still show in green it's fine with me.
Why is spelling still a thing?
Oy dunt no
Combine one of these with the ability to squirt a few drops of nerve agent.....
Does that include time sleeping? If not I'm surprised at 57% of Czechs and Dutch spending 0 to 14 hours outside. If it is included then 21 percent of Americans spending between 15 and 18 hours inside sounds pretty high, unless you work outside that's essentially all your non working and non sleeping time.
Download and install the ProtonMail IMAP/SMTP Bridge to use your encrypted email account with any email client. Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
I've just read, paid-for accounts can use a bridge to decrypt/encrypt protonmail locally and access it via SMTP and/or IMAP.
Last I knew, ProtonMail is not set up for access by any desktop client. Other than their webmail, I think the only option is their own mobile app.
This is necessary because of their end to end encryption. Mail is encrypted and decrypted in the browser via JavaScript or in their own app. Using a third-party client wouldn't support this.
Should say "has not been"
If it were possible to time travel then surely someone would have gone beck in time and killed Muhammad. Since islam exists time travel clearly has not been achieved
Google not as bad as Microsoft.
Puke isn't as bad as shit, but I don't want to eat either
There was a big scandal some time ago when a family did not register a death of the old man to continue collecting the pension checks.
Well if they are not alive that's even more reason that they should not drive.
rats gone. now lets do the same with muslims in the west
Once Fords, GMs, Toyotas seriously push electric then Tesla will be a niche player ... or purchased by one of the aforementioned in a liquidation sale
.. to make them emissions compliant?
Is this a new sensor, or is it a new MRI contrast agent? The headline says it's a sensor but the description is of an MRI contrast agent. I was thinking it could be both (a new contrast agent and a sensor to detect it) but reading TFA it definitely looks like a agent.
This will make a big difference in how quickly it can be implemented. On one hand a new agent would need medical approval. On the other, once approved all hospitals could use it with their existing machines.
This article on Myths of Vinyl has some interesting facts
I wish I knew. Wiki gives a lot of unlikely options, but none seem to fit.
There is an International Phonetic Alphabet. The problem is that to be comprehensive enough to cover all sounds in all languages it has to be extremely complicated. Also different regions pronounce things differently, so you either have regional spellings or one or more "standard" dialect
If you take high-fidelity video material and reduce the number of colors, resolution, and frame rate, down to the complete 30 year old crap that is GIF, before you re-post it on the internet, then you are most likely stupid.
Or a Facebook user ... Oh wait!
Perhaps they can get the AI to do that.
Add that idea to the appendix, translate, distribute, and discuss!
SMS can be used when there is a very weak signal, and no data connectivity. It has been used by hikers, people in sinking ships, and all sorts. This is really the only reason to use it now, but it is important
How did you get hold of my medical records? ;-)
That's me ... especially after I've had a beer and chile beans!
I find that when wearing sunglasses if I drive into a tunnel I have to take them off. This even applies to the light sensitive sunglasses that took quite a long time to lighten up - much longer than most tunnels. Unless these react much quicker than the old ones I would see this as a problem.
Is there support for 64-bit Windows apps yet?