NPR is dope yo. They do good shit.
Soap10116
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I think 23nMe looks into genome related predisposal to health issues. Like "this sequence here is related to high probability of pancreatic cancer" or some bullshit like that.
In the hands of hackers, I guess it could be used to target individuals for highly specific scams or something like that. That's only what I can think of though. Who knows what they'll use it for and if it even has identifiable personal info past just ancestry.
The tinfoil hat theory is that this info could be used to charge extra for insurance premiums/denial of coverage...
Reverse engineering to determine safety is what UL does. If anything here, the charger needs to account for fucked batteries with fail-safes but as long as the batteries are fine, it shouldn't be a problem
Def not UL Listed
Oh, I'm going for damage.
Do it with nails. (Most) Nails are made of steel. You likely won't make it anywhere near the MRI bed before they start doing their thing though
It could be that you're drinking 6-10 natty lights and now you're an adult so you don't buy piss water any more.
And here we will see democrats not sell their soul to protect him and let the law play out as that is how the law works.
Everything is generally pointing toward the ASUS TUF OC edition. Any thoughts on that?
Yeah I'm pretty sure I'm not cool enough to understand the difference and I definitely won't be maxing it out. Thanks
Would the 3080ti be worth it?
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It's probably off gassing aromatics from the molded plastics parts. Anything aromatic (in an organic chem context) is possibly carcinogenic. Past that its semi-volatile phthalates and other possible additives and light volatiles that may be off gassing especially from the unit's heat generation/dissipation.
Offgassing testing is common (think new car smell...Yeah unfortunately that's carcinogenic too, but we're testing for stuff now). I'm pretty surprised they didn't either invest in the right types of plastics that wouldn't have potentially toxic emissions...unless they did and didn't care until someone noticed and spread the word.