some variants go above 2.4GHz but going over 5GHz is entirely different thing

pringles can would work okay for 5ghz but making feed element for that band would be hard without expensive test equipment

pringles can is too small, you need a can 8cm in diameter minimum. 400ml cans won’t do but bigger ones, 800ml, 1200ml will work https://www.wikarekare.org/Antenna/WaveguideCan.html

it’s not even known yet and they say so:

The primary endpoint was progression free survival (PFS) assessed by BICR per RECIST 1.1. Secondary endpoints included overall survival (OS), objective response rate (ORR), duration of response (DoR), and safety profile. (…) The OS data were immature.

it was also only for late stage metastatic patients with a very specific mutation. now, since AZ has the rights, and they have money for trials, they can try to get a trial for earlier stages, and so this new better drug might be used for larger patient population while still patented. and that would be money printer

there are drug trials that cost more money than that. also this is not +4 months comparison new drug vs nothing this is new drug vs old drug. if AZ also got their IP then it’s a fire sale

here is study: https://ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/JCO.2026.44.17_suppl.LBA8500

your guess about what he actually did is as good as mine. gold salts are toxic and corrosive so it would be pretty obvious early on. small gold particles would occlude capillaries so that would be very obviois too. there is colloidal gold and gold nanoparticles are probably not very toxic. that discoloration could be some infection or irritation from whatever injected thing (not medical advice)

sadly it’s unlikely, he’s a chechen celebrity so he won’t get anywhere close to the frontlines (unless middle strike campaign gets expanded)

still 84% to go

oh now it’s emergency, not when the working containment plan was shitcanned and failed shortly after

god forbid a man has hobbies

flights to east asia are much more expensive from europe, and the cheapest ones were with stopover in one of gulf countries (qatar or uae generally) now you can get direct lufthansa flight over polar circle, but you’ll pay

must be greenpeace, move along nothing to see here

(also it’s old news atp)

pigments are the least problem, and many are not dependent on oil, like titania. some might, like soot, but because we’re talking about japan, it’s likely they get it from chinese manufacturer, and chinese chemical industry relies on coal heavily. but it’s such a small part of it all, binder, solvent and the entire packaging are likely petroleum-derived or dependent so there’s close to zero savings here. not to mention fuel and fertilizer use in farming that led to that product

it’s such unbelievably petty corner cutting, the only value of it is in marketing

you know what would help them? switch to solar process heat, best time for it was decade ago, second best time is now (they’re using heavy fuel oil for heating something)

cap, that’s a marketing move. black ink still needs solvent and amount of it saved by using one pass instead of 3 is tiny, transport will take more

4-5V is state of the art and pushing it there or beyond that gets very tricky very quickly. pure water has electrochemical window of 1.23V, but you can go a bit over that because at low overvoltage water splitting is slow at most electrode materials. that’s why lead battery can have 2V per cell and will generate hydrogen when charged much over nominal voltage

some of you people itt have never imagined that there could be something like a research dead end and it shows

use of water as a solvent limits maximum voltage

wanted to use water to get electricity anyway for a laugh? we have a tool for that: it’s called STEAM TURBINE

just put butter in the toothpaste tube smh

this is not something unusual, it’s like saying “how china’s manufacturing industry fuels microplastic crisis”. it so happens that manufacture of many APIs (active pharmaceutical ingredients, especially generics on account of lower profit margin) got over time outsourced to china and india. what else do you want? cut off entire countries from opioids import? there are legit importers everywhere and it’s that countries’ regulators/customs/etc job to figure it out

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