What do you mean by 'a project becoming top notch on the blockchain'? There is a fixed amount of grc distributed per day. It is evenly split between all whitelisted projects. Users crunching for the same

This is not a ladybug. But you got the 'True' right. This one is called Leaf-footed Bug and belongs to the order of Hemiptera or commonly 'true bugs'. A Ladybug is this one: Ladybugs belong to the order

thanks :)

This was a good read, very well written. But also many of the "Ersatz"-products have gotten really good and delicious

This might be a pretty grasshopper, but sadly all your photos are out of focus

That Cicada looks quite massive, awesome. Also that jumping spider looks cute

Well thanks .. i guess? It's from 2017, so nothing too special. "this means hacking jerks can have VIP seats to view your personal information such as passwords, credit card numbers, banking information,

These grasshoppers are grasshoppers in forested forest areas which are often found in forests You don't say .. Also why does it say "predatory" in your title if it's an herbivorous insect, as

Of course PCR only multiplies the genetic material. So what? You think we can tell two humans apart from each other by DNA, but we can't differ between different virus strings?

So doing paternity tests or identifying a murderder based on DNA and PCR is bullshit too, i guess? Because the genetic material could basically originate anywhere! lol

Is this the kind of argueing "there are so many deaths, a few more do not matter"? I think 10% more deaths is kind of a lot ..

The Robert Koch Institute names a CFR (case fatality rate) of 10,5% for Europe and 3,8% for Germany. It also states, that these numbers are not "THE TRUTH", because the total number of actually

You certainly don't understand how testing for a virus works. You don't even seem to understand the difference between the test for an active virus and an anti-body test. I also don't believe my comment

To be fair, he found one with currently only six legs

Upvote for more insect booties ;)

Are these wasps maybe hornets?

To put it a bit easier, your insect is closer to a green stink bug, than to a ladybug. Coleoptera and Hemiptera are two different scientific orders of insects. The ladybug belongs into the first, your

No, it does not belong to the ladybugs. Their greatest commonality is, that they're both insects. Afterwards Ladybugs belong to the order of Coleoptera (Common: Beetle), while your Leaf-footed Bug belongs