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25 years ago I worked in a troubleshoot team for some time. The team members all had read authorization for all production files and databases. We did a first analysis of the problem and then send it on to the responsible maintainer without the production data. I had to sign a special NDA to be a member of that team.


And what will the the EU do when China raises chip prices for Europe by 40% as retaliation?


well, China will do what they did after EV car tax and the result is now we have super cheap milk, cheese and pork :-)

I am not buying EV every day, so I really like these retaliatory games, after all even on Ali/Temu I shopped very rarely, so the money I save on all the meat/milk I buy I can pay the extra fee

though realistically I hope they will just open huge repackaging warehouses, so in the end it will add few cents to each item and it will be shipped faster, though they will carry probably only mainstream stuff and on older things or exotic stuff you will still have to pay extra fee


Yeah, that may work... until AI reads your blog. btw, on my site I have a fail2ban jail for 404's :)


AI slop. They did't even check whether everything was pronounced correctly before publishing.


Good they get terminated. But offtopic, man, you've got a huge microphone, there is no need to shout


I use a bird feeder with peanut butter for birds. Nothing falls to the ground below and it is relatively mouse safe if you hang it from a string. And the birds love it.


Not more than 2 seconds he did. The other guy (in somewhat better physical shape) made a good stretch though :)


I find it a bit strange that they regard glass as a waste product which it is not. Furthermore, if the working component is silicon then you can just as well use sand instead of glass.


Fish eggs often travel long distances by sticking to the feathers or legs of waterfowl I have been told at school long ago.


Close, I looked it up out of curiosity, it seems Waterfowl eat the eggs, but they travel through their digestive system fully alive. Really interesting even so!


I can see how the evolutionary advantage of such hardened eggs would be huge!


Evolved so they *only* hatch after passing through the digestive system of a waterfowl might be a good evolutionary trick to avoid inbreeding.

Your eggs won't hatch until they're well away from your relatives.


In my experience, inbreeding doesn't seem to bother fish very much. Certainly you don't want it to happen too much, but I have several species of fish that have inbred and they look fantastic. I'm sure if I continued this line with absolutely no introduction of new genetics, some problems could arise... But after a few generations, they're doing great.

I will add new genetics to the line soon, for what it's worth. It isn't an experiment to see what will happen. In most cases I never expected them to breed to begin with.


I would think that would lead to a lot of inbred fish


This tends to simply not be that much of a problem for "lower" species.


If it happened just once, yes.


a high rate of mutations would be an advantage in a new environment, though.


Right, as long as you can still get out.


I’ve wondered if natural phenomena like tornadoes could carry fish eggs those kinds of distances. Or even just carry the eggs into the clouds, to be rained down large distances away.


Fish falls or fafrotskies are well documented, and have been filmed. A weird phenomenon, but very real.

The animals dropped tend to be fish or frogs.


Unfortunately the video link points to https://example.com/docs


https://youtu.be/41b8fw3_wP8

From git history on the readme.md


Also, the second picture is a video link with the correct URL.


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