I believe by that time they were still going by the name of The Belittles.

They grew a brain organoid from his donated blood white cells that they turned into stem cells. The brain organoid produces electric impulses because that’s what brain cells do. They made something artsy out of those impulses. So it’s completely unrelated to whatever experience the musician could have had. DNA doesn’t store acquired skills nor life memories. They could do that with anyone’s cells and probably get a similar result.

Also a bit buggy in Firefox desktop on Linux.

Damn, I didn’t know Reuters produced this kind of graphical article, it is really cool.

Why? All you have to do is bring your own reusable bag and they’ll probably sell you one if you forget, so next time you’re less likely to forget

I really wanted to believe your real name is Banana.

Sounds perfect for a scenario.

What kind of people have teeth that look exactly like this? That’s nuts.

Even Hannah Montana Linux?

Smartphones of this price would be low quality, impossible to self epair, and very likely made with very poor social and environmental conditions. It’s the opposite of what Fairphone does, so the comparison is not possible.

You can buy the OLED display as a spare part for 100 EUR on the official website. https://shop.fairphone.com/shop/category/spare-parts-4?category=4&filters=31

It does hijack your cellular machinery to mine its own building instruction hashes, doesn’t it?

You need to block anisocial lewd communities, a few dozens.

I think that happened to many technologies that became mainstream. Also, op is about what the tech bros will jump on, so it doesn’t have to be widely useful, for example blockchain is still pretty niche.

Maybe because it used to be an important place for hacktivists like Anonymous. So, it was probably an obvious hacking target that could have learned to protect itself better.

VR and AR will get a second run once the UX is improved and power to run it becomes small and cheap enough. Quantum computing is around the corner.

There are a lot of species that we made disappear in the last 150 years that could be beneficial to restoring current ecosystems.

Bringing back species that disappeared because of humans and restoring ecosystems are possible ones. Jurassic Park is another.

The funny thing is that the rich people know that those are 2nd class luxury. The real luxury clothes do not have big logos, they are made with expensive materials like silk, cashmere and other expensive hand crafted fabrics that most people can only afford exceptionally. Most Luxury brand sold their soul for profits by creating those 2nd class that wanna-look rich people can afford, but they still sell their actually valuable products to actually rich clients, without big logos.

P.S.: those 2nd class luxury are made in the same Asian sweatshops as the fast fashion like H&M, while real luxury are made by highly skilled workers, usually in Western countries.