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  • The original movie maybe, but the most recent netflix one felt like it cut out every scene from the book that made you actually feel for the main character. By the end of the book you understand on an empathetic level that Paul’s choice in the last scene of the book is a mercy to himself. The author deeply explores so much more then the horrors of war itself, brothership, the rich/powerful treating humans like game pieces, the effects of propaganda on those who are living the opposite reality, how the ones away from the front turn their backs on helping the troops despite being the loudest voice for pushing the war further. There is so much more to the book and its sad that such an viciously real story is dumbed down to “war bad and scary”



  • One big diffrence between NixOS and Guix not mentioned is NixOS(the operating system only, the package manager is agnostic) is directly tied to systemD. Nothing against systemD but if your also interested in crafting/learning everything about your system your have more freedom with Guix and the NonGuix repo (nonguix is like an unofficial AUR for guix)









  • As someone else mentioned the framework pro is a good pick and also the cool new kid on the block with the repair and upgradablity(however you spell that). However spec and build quality wise, any high end business laptop will have full linux support since their be used for IT/software dev and robust enough construction to not break in a few years

    That Dell looks good, ive heard good things about the new Lenovo too, really just go with whichever option is cheaper



  • Most status LEDs are using ~0.05watts of power if not less, so 0.0012kWh per day (~0.26grams of sugar) is already efficient enough for a larger plant. Even with that bioluminescence is wildly more efficient then any LED since its basically the byproduct of a chemical reaction (like heat emission from our body’s while digesting)

    This research slightly predates the above article but they touch on the fact the biggest barrier to bioluminescent plants is that plants tend to absorb the emitted light which could be solved by getting them to emit green light (and look at what color this current article has the plant emitting! Kinda cool to see scientists theorys theory put into practice)