λ the β-Redex Reducer
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That reminds me of Alligator Eggs.
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Israel airport chaos as family brings unexploded shell
Chaos erupts as Americans bring a 'souvenir' unexploded shell into Israel's international airport.
www.bbc.com
kuru
Laptop und Trachtenjanker
^ I'd never want to be caught in a panicking crowd. Horrifying thought.
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Israel airport chaos as family brings unexploded shell
Chaos erupts as Americans bring a 'souvenir' unexploded shell into Israel's international airport.
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Git1
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Ouch! That's the definition of frustration.
Today I learned that plants have eyes...
So not only do they like classic music, it seems I need to show them the classic music performance on TV... good to know.
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Aktchu-ally, the part about it mimicking plastic plants is not really scientifically confirmed.
"In a 2022 paper, it was suggested that the plant has some sort of vision using ocelli. This hypothesis was presented on the basis of experiments in which the vine appeared to mimic plastic vines and artificial plants. However, the only control used was the lower leaves on the same plants, with an opaque shelf over them which could have influenced light exposure. The lack of control plants climbing anything apart from the same model of artificial host plant makes it plausible that the observed differences were due to age and light exposure." Sauce - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boquila
Boquila trifoliolata mimics leaves of an artificial plastic host plant
Upon discovery that the Boquila trifoliolata is capable of flexible leaf mimicry, the question of the mechanism behind this ability has been unanswered. Here, we demonstrate that plant vision possi...
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So not only do they like classic music, it seems I need to show them the classic music performance on TV... good to know.
edit (someone else posted this):
Aktchu-ally, the part about it mimicking plastic plants is not really scientifically confirmed.
"In a 2022 paper, it was suggested that the plant has some sort of vision using ocelli. This hypothesis was presented on the basis of experiments in which the vine appeared to mimic plastic vines and artificial plants. However, the only control used was the lower leaves on the same plants, with an opaque shelf over them which could have influenced light exposure. The lack of control plants climbing anything apart from the same model of artificial host plant makes it plausible that the observed differences were due to age and light exposure." Sauce - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boquila
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is this mario galaxy? why does is look so hi res? what the fuck is the matter with you?
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ie: daddy wearing a mask, being stripped of his pride and anuling the divorce. keep the mask off, keep dating.
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JDTAY
Half Pepperoni, All Cheese
My internet was out for about five minutes. As soon as it comes back on, I get an email telling me there’s a service outage in my area. *shrug*
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I get email on my phone - I run IMAP, so it is a duplicate of the inbox on my home PC - and the phone service-provider uses a different network to my terrestrial ISP. So for me, it makes sense.
I also manage remote networks, so it is quite useful to get an email from the local (to the remote equipment) ISP telling me of an outage. While my own end-to-end monitoring will tell me of the lack of end-to-end connectivity, it's nice when the ISP owns up to the outage being their 'fault' so I don't have to start fault-finding the whole end-to-end service.
