According to the actual article the samples acquired and packed before takeoff, and tested after landing. Having them extracted during parabolic maneuver… is due to another (Ig Nobel candidate) research.

“we have cats cuts at home”

SID was the Commodore 64 sound generator chip. While rest of that era personal computers and game console could just do fancy beeps at most, SID had a programmable synthesizer.

* Some parts are now sanctioned and cannot be distributed at the moment

Here, in the best-case scenario—in a paper about the importance of embracing these reforms, by the experts who developed these reforms—the reforms themselves haven’t been well-embraced.

Could be this:

https://github.com/Qwant/erdapfel/issues/1474

In the short term, the dedicated Qwant Maps application will no longer be maintained, in favour of developing the mapping experience within the search engine, in particular through searches for places or addresses. We are gradually updating our service presentation pages to reflect this change in priorities.

From the thumbnail I thought it was a man size artifact… no way it was used for knitting… then I entered the article and saw its actual size.

Because of this the reaction will not work outside of carefully controlled laboratory conditions, ruling out apocalyptic scenarios where the process runs away and destroys all available DNA by building versions of itself with it.

This isn’t something that’s taking over the world just yet

So there’s always that kind of uncertainty; you think you can build safeguards in, but they’re not necessarily a guarantee that it will be safe

Very reassuring, nothing to worry about

Not if some wiseass manager decided to turn off all logs “to save payments on storage”

All he had to do was to approach the crew and tell them he has a gun, asking them if they know what to do next… WCGW