The Russian stock market is already down.
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There are a few with dubious origins.
I was pleasantly surprised to see that it seems to be MRI conditional without too much drama. One of the requirements is that it’s turned off, which the user does from their controller.
Edit: getting specific details on its MRI safety is the same as it is for all medical companies. Set language and region (this somehow affect MRI safety?) and then hunt for implant. But not all implants are listed in all regions. Because ‘medical professionals’ want to hunt shitty websites and trawl model numbers.
Just list the documents ordered by implant type, then name. Please.
We hear about their tax breaks though. Why don’t they get treated the same as other local businesses, and pay the same rates?
Edit: The average household in the U.S. uses 10500kWh of power per year. 28.76kWh per day.
https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/use-of-energy/electricit...
Why can’t it be discussed?
Bring on the EV revolution.
They’ll find some other way of inserting themselves though.
He is a scared man - I don’t think ‘paranoid’ is the right word, as his fear is legitimate.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-20/putin-russia-ukraine-...
And then some. They start working in utero, roughly at the end of the first trimester I think.
Trump has reportedly been having chats with AI which have helped form American foreign policy. He isn’t going to curtail it.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/jaw-dropping-way-trump-80-got-...
G7 has agreed to release diesel reserves to drop fuel prices. This benefits Trump and the American right at a key time of vulnerability (midterms), while weakening their own countries. They caved to the bully again.
I’ve got a Synology that’s mostly full of 20TB drives. As you say, adding a drive takes about a week. Expanding the array is even longer.
There is a good book about Konrad Kujau who forged heaps of stuff before faking Hitler diaries and the getting caught. It’s worth a read.
A line that’s stuck with me (and is hopefully remembered correctly) ‘there are efficient documents and inefficient documents.’
He has been propping up coal.
You realise that government agencies including the pentagon have been gutted, and filled with conmen and frauds?
It would be funny for the rest of the world if we didn’t also have to pay for the people America elected.
Incorrect.
The west still buys Russian gas. Half of Russian gas exports go there.
https://energyandcleanair.org/august-2026-monthly-analysis-o...
> No nation in the west will hesitate to condemn Russia's war crimes
The US doesn’t condemn Russian aggression, and try get the current administration to say that Russia invaded or is committing war crimes.
The building of the subway wasn’t done by an independent Ukraine though, it was done under the rule of the USSR.
The USSR didn’t bomb it’s citizens all that often did it?
There is probably an upper bound to the ‘saves infection’ effect of the increases speed and resulting greater commuter spacing. As the speed goes up people will want to hold the hand rail, and collect each other’s diseases.
It’s a virtuous circle though, as many universities are there for the money, so it’s a beautiful exchange.
The article gives examples of LLMs being wrong. An AI grading of an AI submission would presumably give a good mark, to a wrong answer.