You are more than welcome to cite the actual Geneva convention to show where I’m wrong.

Russia is part of Asia. Reasons include geography and the lasting impact of Mongol rule over the Russians. We witness the effects still today.

Anyone see Chucky?

I’ve already been born so my odds should be updated.

If that’s your metric, then I think Israel meets it. Iran has sponsored and directed non-state actors in Israel. These include both Hamas and Hezbollah. Additionally, Houthi militants have targeted Israeli civilian shipping.

An official declaration of war is not required. These nuclear scientists are not protected by the Geneva convention because Iranian nuclear infrastructure, including persons, are military targets. The purpose is to destroy Iran’s nuclear capacity and that’s a purposeful military objective.

Civilian nuclear scientists working in enrichment are not protected by the Geneva convention. Technically it is legal to kill them when engaged in warfare.

Just to play devils advocate, what circumstances is it legitimate for Israel to attack Iran?

Another line to be written off in bankruptcy?

Most of the businesses other than gas stations and restaurants are missing or have very outdated information.

Done. What’s next on my list?

Do it anyway. I use adb to modify my phone and make it suck less. I also look forward to the day (if it ever comes) where Linux phones are a viable replacement option.

We have good options to replace Google Search. What good options exist to replace search on Google Maps?

Edit: Also, I think they make most of their money off of ad-sense adds embedded in apps and websites. It’ll be very difficult to weed all those out. I just use uBlock on Firefox and Blockada on Android.

Can someone clarify which blood test was used? I want to get tested every two years.

The sale is the entire company and assets to Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.

NPR reported in this issue:

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals said last month it aimed to buy the company for $256 million. Regeneron said it would comply with 23andMe’s privacy policies and applicable law. It said it would process all customer personal data in accordance with the consents, privacy policies and statements, terms of service, and notices currently in effect and have security controls in place designed to protect such data.

I don’t know much about Regeneron Pharmaceuticals but previously I read from others here that they represent the best case scenario.

One of my family members had that job for a good while. What’s interesting is the phone companies did not keep great records of what’s copper and where it is, so a lot of it is likely to remain in place for a long time. Something else he has seen is thieves cutting fiber, thinking it is copper, and causing outages, although that is less frequent than it was years ago.

Although not popular here, this is popular among a large majority of Americans.

I seek out out-of-the-way websites maintained by one or two people and then subscribe by RSS. RSS may be the only thing left keeping the web sane.

I remember when phone lines were made of copper. We were sure that it would be impossible for everyone to have a phone.

Your phone is doing it too. TV too, if you have one. Don’t forget about your doorbell!