THE NEW Miscellaneous Talk That Doesn't Deserve A New Thread Thread Thread (Part 2)

Not Thrive
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According to IBM’s IBM Documentation website:

Authority levels are also called privilege classes.

System authority
Administrators who have system authority can complete any task in the Operations Center and can issue the GRANT AUTHORITY command to assign authority levels to other administrators.
Policy authority or storage authority

  • Administrators who have policy authority can manage backup and archive services.
  • Administrators who have storage authority can manage server storage.

Operator authority
Administrators who have operator authority can manage alerts and client sessions.
Client owner authority
Administrators with this authority can manage the clients for which they were granted authority. They can remotely access a client by using the web client interface, view client logs, and decommission clients.
Viewing information in the Operations Center
Any administrator who is registered on the hub server can view information in the Operations Center.

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8395

So there are 4 levels of administrators…

8396

I wonder which type of administrator were the Admins in Minecraft Story Mode?

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8397

We might never know most likely…

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8398

Scientists have discovered a new type of rhodopsin, Cryorhodopsins, in cold microbes.

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8399

Wonder if a β€œhot” variant too gets discovered…

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8400

Thermorhodopsins would be an appropriate name.

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8401

I don’t know why but I have a strange feeling 1.0.0 might just slip past this year…

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8402

You mean it won’t happen this year, or it won’t be as big of an event as the community thought it would be?

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8403

The former I meant in that post. Though both could occur if we’re unlucky enough.

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8404

I wonder if we will be able to do something similar in the space stage?

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8405

Maybe. Perhaps other methods will also be available?

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8407

I think this could belong in the anniversaries/birthdays thread…

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8408

Interesting paper on the use of random trees to help predict how we store memories.
https://journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/g1cz-wk1l

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8409

I thought this was about using real life trees to help memorize things or something

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8410

Knowing people, I would not be surprised if there are people using trees as mnemonics.

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8411

It would be a strange sight to see for sure…

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8412

Sigh. Here we go again… The same company that attempted to β€œrevive” the Dire Wolf is now trying its hand on β€œreviving” Moas.
https://www.science.org/content/article/effort-revive-new-zealand-s-extinct-moa-stirs-controversy

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8413

I wonder how many other projects they had which they never shared because they failed spectacularly…

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8414

β€œLife, uh, finds a way…” Ian Malcolm, Jurassic Park.

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