Re: Madness...
Yes, this has stop, an utter waste of energy for a products (gpu, blockchain and gen. “A.I”) in search of a solution
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This - I’m running Win 11 on Parallels on an M1Pro MacBook and performance is pretty impressive, and have not hit compatibility issues with non native binaries.
You can even get some reasonable gaming out of it (not the latest and greatest, but better than I expect a lot of people here are thinking). Check out https://www.applegamingwiki.com/wiki/Home for a good overview.
I’m running Windows 11 for ARM on an M1Pro MacBook (via Parallels). Just install the x64 binary - it’ll run. Microsoft have done a surprisingly good job. Not quite Rosetta 2 levels, but genuinely good. I’m running loads of non ARM native binaries without issue, and without much overhead. And that’s on a VM.
Erm, in my experience this issue is that everyone is writing to work on Chrome in a way that isn’t supported in other browsers like Firefox (I’m looking at you HSBC BIB site) and isn’t necessarily supported in the next version of Chrome (which may have been pushed out overnight without so much as a by your leave).
Safari isn’t holding the web back, it’s people coding for one rendering and JavaScript engine (again), and Google shifting goalposts overnight.
The web isn’t Chrome
Evolution is just change driven by mutation. The mutation may or may not be beneficial, may be neutral. It may be selected for, or it may drift into dominance. There’s nothing magic or significantly different between us and viruses here, other than viruses reproduce a lot more and a lot faster. There doesn’t have to be an advantage in the unvaccinated person - it can just be random chance, you don’t need selection pressure for change in the first place.
So, you have a large reservoir of unvaccinated people where virus reproduction and mutation is occurring - a low mutation rate in a large number of people can produce an awful lot of variation. This most certainly can and does act as a reservoir for infecting vaccinated people, especially given protection is far from 100%. They’re also much more likely to be mingling with people than anyone who has a poor immune system, so have far more opportunity to infect other, vaccinated, people..
Any virus strain which can successfully jump from unvaccinated to vaccinated is going to do very well given we’ve got a lot of people vaccinated - that’s where selection pressure kicks in. We’re basically creating the ideal selection conditions for creating a vaccine resistant strain.
I'm utterly sick of people equating critisim of Israel with anti-semitism. They're not the same and it's lazy disingenuous bullshit shouting down to claim they are. I'm not anti-Semitic but I cannot support the behaviour of the Israeli government. I can't support the behaviour of many other states either - including our own, with their attack on civil liberties and the poor.
Sorry, you may well know this but I've seen it on too many forums not to comment! Jenny wasn't a clone - technically or otherwise. A clone is an exact genetic copy. For example, identical twins are, genetically speaking, clones. However, Jenny was made by making two haploid gametes from the Doctor (randomly picking which chromosome of the source pair should go into the gamete, and presumably doing a bit of recombination on the way), then fusing them into a viable diploid cell and finally accelerating its growth into an adult - the process resulting in genetically different offspring. Assuming that Time Lords have the same sex determination mechanism as mammals, the genetics of the story were actually correct - you could make a female starting from a male but you could not make a male starting from a female.
Sorry, couldn't stop myself and I'll shut up now ;-)