Plants absorb light in the red/ blue areas of the spectrum and reflect green, so likely not much self-absorbtion

One theory (“purple earth”) is that simpler now extinct life used to use retinal for photosynthesis which uses the most abundant color in the suns emission spectrum, green light. This left only red and blue light which other organisms evolved to use (now plants). Retinal is fairly unstable and thus those organisms needed to use tons of energy just pumping out retinal to co tinue operating, while chlorophyll is relatively stable in comparison, so those organisms had higher net energy intake even with lower energy available in the red+blue areas of the spectrum since they expended less on just existing, and were able to grow and outcompete the purple counterparts.

For advantage, not necessarily- it could attract pests or animals that eat or damage it, resulting in it dying faster.

Yes, 100b on what we dropped on them and then 300b as reparations

Bombs

The cone prevents the grasper from touching the injured area

Breathing in oxygen causes oxidative stress, hence antioxidants

Note that many things called antioxidants (e.g. whats in some fruits) are actually oxidizing but trigger your body’s own antioxidant production mechanisms

My understanding is Trivy’s Personal Access Token (PAT) - used for accessing your account via scripts / the services API - got leaked in the repo. The bot saw the PAT and revoked it because someone else could come along and use it to gain access to their repo or impersonate them.

It often makes up non existent vulnerabilities. I think it was curl getting flooded with fake vulnerability reports which drowns out real reports, esp because it can take time to parse through the code or run the poc

*127.0.0.1

“We’ve tried nothing and we’re out of ideas”

You’d have to ask the inspector

The US is not a country, read Britain’s declaration

C:\Program Files

C:\Program Files (x86)

C:\ProgramData

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