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What’s the difference between Windows 7 and a bin lorry? One is full of garbage, and the other… oh dear Recycling

What’s the difference between Windows 7 and a bin lorry? One is full of garbage, and the other… oh dear

Forget the Lambeth Walk, instead enjoy the Camden Bork Bork!Bork!Bork! Welcome to another in our uplifting series of incidents where someone else's IT misdemeanours are flashed at an unsuspecting world. Behold the bork. Today's example was spotted on the side of a recycling collection lorry pulling out of Queen's Crescent…
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March 31, 2020
‘Slop Machines’ Recycling

‘Slop Machines’

Photo illustration by Natalie Nelson; photos by David Becker / Stringer, Digital Vision / Photodisc, Getty Images, and Shutterstock How a family of hog farmers manage the excess of the world’s most indulgent city In The Waste Makers, his 1960 history of American consumerism for consumerism’s sake, author Vance Packard describes…
bubmag
March 28, 2020
Plastics Recycling Looks Promising to Enterprise Blockchain Startups Recycling

Plastics Recycling Looks Promising to Enterprise Blockchain Startups

Mar 27, 2020 at 05:00 UTCRECYCLE: Plastic bottles washed up on the shore of the Black Sea. (Credit: Shutterstock)Plastics Recycling Looks Promising to Enterprise Blockchain StartupsLike the lingering bit of advice from 1967’s "The Graduate," plastics as a field of opportunity is being reimagined for the blockchain age. But this…
bubmag
March 27, 2020
Control’s First Story DLC Is Just As Good As The Main Game Recycling

Control’s First Story DLC Is Just As Good As The Main Game

Screenshot: Remedy EntertainmentControl’s new downloadable content, The Foundation, is neither a simple add-on nor an afterthought. Rather, it’s a fully-fleshed out expansion that pulls you deeper into the mysteries, paranormal combat, and sprawling exploration that made Control one of the best games of 2019. In fact, much of The Foundation…
bubmag
March 26, 2020
[ASAP] Electrostatic Interactions Govern Extreme Nascent Protein Ejection Times from Ribosomes and Can Delay Ribosome Recycling Recycling

[ASAP] Electrostatic Interactions Govern Extreme Nascent Protein Ejection Times from Ribosomes and Can Delay Ribosome Recycling

The ejection of nascent proteins out of the ribosome exit tunnel, after their covalent bond to transfer-RNA has been broken, has not been experimentally studied due to challenges in sample preparation. Here, we investigate this process using a combination of multiscale modeling, ribosome profiling, and gene ontology analyses. Simulating the…
bubmag
March 23, 2020
What Are ‘Essential Services’ During The Coronavirus Crisis? Recycling

What Are ‘Essential Services’ During The Coronavirus Crisis?

As cities across the U.S. tighten quarantine and other restrictions to slow the spread of the coronavirus, one word keeps popping up concerning the services, jobs and activities permitted to continue: “essential.”“I will sign an Executive Order mandating that 100% of workforce must stay home, excluding essential services,” New York…
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March 20, 2020