/sci/ - Soyence and Technology

What's the usecase for /sci/?

Spring or ASP.NET?

>find cool new language/tool
>tranny developers
>BLM solidarity statement on the front page
Do you still use it?

>UV erasable eproms
better tech than flash memory

>I will NOT download any bloat software to run it locally on my computer. I WILL use it online.
>I will NOT (((sign up))) or (((log in))) or (((make an account))) so that the (((tech overlords))) can get my precious data. I WILL use it immediately and anonymously.
>I will NOT pay for anything. (((I))) WILL do it for free.
>I will NOT use any phone apps. I WILL make it on my computer.
>I will NOT complain if the quality is crappy.

<B-but that's an eutopia, such a wevsite doesn't exi-ACK!
Then how do you explain this horrid chud video? I forgot which website I got it from though, but I swear it was a clean white page that didn't have some stock photo telling you to sign up with 69 credits.

Hello teens
Am i the only one who uses audiotapes? They are better to listen to on than bloatware like Spotify and apple music on my PC
I just bought this 90 minute Gemerald for 90 czk (do the math lazy euro or dollar using nigga)and they are just better than other shit like CDs and stuff, also much more portable than CDs but minidiscs are also portable doe (Players are expensive like hell)

I've been working on getting a p2p imageboard functioning for a while and I decided to start fresh more recently with a new project. It's still not fully featured per se, but I feel like releasing it in it's current form since it's still functional and I want to see if it works in the wild. Hopefully you'll be able to see the existing boards and start posting.

https://gitgud.io/threshold862543/gladden
To install:
>install node and yarn (or npm instead of yarn)
>run "yarn build" to get the dependencies
>run "yarn start" to start the server

And you can add whatever boards you like.
This basically works like a torrent. Moderation is local, so you can delete files and posts that you don't like, but it won't be deleted for others necessarily (unless everyone else blocks them and there are no more seeders). "Subscribing" to others as moderators so you can trust them to delete for you is also possible I just haven't hooked it all up yet.

In 2017, For the first time in history, scientists were able to extract full DNA from Egyptian mummies that dates to between 1300 BC to 400 CE in a study published in Nature communication

It concluded that ancient Egyptians were actually closer to ancient and modern day west asians and south europeans than they are to modern day Egyptians because modern Egyptians have significantly higher sub-saharan ancestry than ancient Egyptians, making Bedouins, Palestinians, greeks and Lebanese sharing more ancestry and DNA with ancient Egyptians than modern Egyptians do, the study is famously known by “Abusir el-Meleq study”

A follow-up study by Scheunemann et al.(2022) was carried out collecting samples from six excavation sites along the entire length of the Nile vally spanning 4000 years of Egyptian history. Samples from 17 mummies and 14 skeletal remains were collected, and high quality mitochondrial genomes were reconstructed from 10 individuals. The analyzed mitochondrial genomes matched the results from the earlier study at Abusir el-Meleq.

Does this means that modern Egyptians can’t be considered the descendants of ancient Egyptians? Also This makes me wonder how does geneticists know if population X descended from population Y ?

Edit: The PCA chart in the study clearly indicate that Bedouins, palestinians and other levantine ethnic groups are closer to ancient Egyptians samples more than modern Egyptians themselves