Didn't they say they were doing this a few years ago? I remember all those videos about flying blobs over the ocean they kept putting out...

I had to find a new doctor recently, and the temporary one that was assigned to me was a guy from Texas... he said he came here because they didn't have room for him and he heard we needed the doctors. Why Canada over any other US state? Hard to say, but I'm not going to complain.

That is EXACTLY what the post is saying:

> But that progress belongs almost entirely to people 50 and over. For people under 50, both incidence and mortality have been climbing. CRC is now the #1 cancer killer in men under 50.

You need to go to the 2nd screen "Split by age group"

Maybe their website sucks and all I saw was 2 graphs

You didn't actually click and read anything. Hank's page is saying exactly what the article you linked is saying. CRC is on the rise in young people. I'm not sure why the moderators changed the title of this post. It should be "Something is Going on with Colorectal Cancer."

Solar with a 100w transmitter sounds like a huge task, unless you have a gigantic field for panels.

With 15kwh of batteries and 2500w of panels you can run for 3 days on batteries and recharge in 3 hours of full sun.

Sorry i mispoke here. We can recharge the full required energy budget for the day in 3 hours of sun.

At least it wasn't mogged, or morbed...

Kde has their own palette, and I hate it, the colours are all wrong, and the scheme is fugly... I usually set it to "Linux default" and hope its good enough to read

They don't seem to care all that much... https://crabby-rathbun.github.io/mjrathbun-website/blog/post...

Edit: the posts comments suggest that someone believes they are a crypto bro.

Fast? I clicked on a random ebuild, then clicked history... the page took over 60 seconds to load a single commit. I could have done that faster locally, or even on github. /shrug

You could do worse... https://youtu.be/1hc52_PWeU8

How do you manage to get youtube to not re-encode the video, trashing the data?

Flashing a bunch of qr codes should do it