Vivaldi trashes all workspaces on close sometimes (ctrl-q maybe?). Last session is set, so tehy should be retained but they are not retained.
Does it simply delete these tabs that the user surely wants to keep? Or does it write them into the history somehow? Anyway way to find this old stuff?
It's the Vivaldi flatpack install used by Debian and other Linuxes.
Article itself employs some academic lingo, but its unpacked some in old twitter and metafilter threads.
On 3 December 1984, over 500,000 people in the vicinity of the Union Carbide India Limited pesticide plant in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India, were exposed to the highly toxic gas methyl isocyanate, in what is considered the world's worst industrial disaster.
Old doomer joke from the time:
Q: What's the difference between a parking meter and an Indian citizen?
A: You'd be in real trouble if you fucked with 500,000 parking meters.
Louis Pasteur found the first evidence that life molecular chirality in the 1848 when he found that tartaric acid rotated the plane of polarization only if it was produced by lifeforms. If I understand, many other chiral organic molecules have a similar impact upon polarization based upon origin being a living vs non-living too?
If you do not know the molecules, but merely separate them by weight in a centrifuge or something, then you cannot compare vs a known achiral mixture, but you could try chiral inversion techniques and see if these inactivate any observed polarization effects?
The album WE has a song End of the Empire IV / Sagittarius A* too.
Repost since the post 4y ago uses spotify.
Appears the album Open Your Heart or Die Trying is an instrumental squeal to Pink Elephant.
We've good ones by them before, like End of the Empire and Deep Blue.
album: The Captain
Dig swales where I've noticed it gets dry towards later summer? Even if this might create more areas where its too wet in winter?
Add trees? Consider shade cloth in summer? Agrivolatics?
lyrics: "I'd rather be a bootlegger than a bootlicker" .. "I'd rather be an outlaw than in with the law" / *" All this authority worship is the strangest thing I ever saw
via https://www.reddit.com/r/altcountry/comments/1vi1fgm/comment/p2a5wf9/
Another version of the first song from the album Yapadam / L'écho logique. previously
I've not found official lyrics, much less translations, but they have citations for the song lyrics in the yt text, so you deduce the topics from that I guess.
This is a real hot one folks. Jump on board!
album: Zen
About emotional numbness caused by ubiquitous distractions:
"Je ferais baisser le son... / Sourd, on devient sourd. / Toutes ces sirènes dans nos cours"
"I would turn down the sound... / deaf, we become deaf / all these sirens among us"
It's kinda more focused upon the personal consequence, but equates them to socials consequence:
"Ça larsen. / Il faut qu'on reprenne forme humaine... / la radio, tous les journaux, c'est pareil. / On ne s'entend pas dans ce monde là."
"It's causing feedback / We must take back the human form... / The radio, all the newspapers, it’s the same / we don’t listen to each other in this world"
Online lyrics miss-translated "Ça larsen".
It received radio play in France since like 1995, just heard it today on RTL2. I suppose distractions remains an increasingly relevant theme.
Angela Collier has a fun video interview of Freeman Dyson saying his paper was a joke. Dyson swarms are obviously a silly fantasy for many reasons.
Appears the album To the Nameless Dead has some other relevant songs.
About his original Colin Vearncombe (Black) said "I was really being ironic... Most people took it at face value."
About this Death in Rome video, Der Baader Meinhof Komplex (2008) is a historical thriller about Die Rote Armee Fraktion (RAF), which fits the irony intended by Black. previously
lyrics : "Le climat, c'est maintenant" / "The climate is now"
English lyrics in the youtube text