I want the Alarms app to JUST vibrate without any sound. I wake up earlier than my GF and the sound wakes her up. I vividly recall there being an option for this but now I can't find it and the Alarms app for some reason is absent from the app option list on my watch app.
I have series 8 GPS+Ceullular if that matters.
Supposebly the Mithochondira once had a cell nucleaus when they were an independent organism right before they were swallowed up into eukaryotes. Then they lost it over time as their environment was within a cell and not in the "world".
I can only explain my problem with the reasoning with the following analogy:
Say Ford decides to acquire BMW and make it into a daughter company. BMW is no longer a "free agent" and all of it's organizational structure operates under the stresses of "satisfying the host" (i.e. the Ford holding company) instead of satisfying the free market.
Before the acquistion, both Ford and BMW had all of their precious car designs detailed in thousands of pages, encapsualted within a binder that was stored in a steel lockbox. Whenever a car was made, there were so efficiency losses in the process of unlocking/locking the lockbox. But it was worth it since there were industrial spies lurking around office spaces, searching for blueprints strewn across engineers workdesks for convinience as they were manufacturing cars out of them.
The spies hands were dirty from all the oil and grease in the factory so as they were perusing the documents, they'd inevitably contaimnate them and degrade the fidely of the information in the blueprints.
Following the acquistion, engineers at BMW over time slacken their security standards and don't lock the papers in the box when they are finished with them. A few years down the line nobody even bothers to do it so they toss the lockbox into the trash. "Who cares? were a daughter company no longer alone in the free market!" the execs say. Ford in the meanwhile keeps it's documents safe in a box.
Question: How can that make sense? The mithochondira is within the cell as much as the nucleas is. Whatevers going to harm the DNA of the cell is likely to also damage that of the mitochondira. So why did it ever lose it's nucleus? And why did the cell retain it? The explanations don't make sense.
Branch near the stem is at "normal thickness" then it massively shrinks 80% in diameter into a withered, brown and dry branch.
Why does this happen? How does this happen?
ZONE: 10
Sometiems I discover a bag of flour or oats to be infested with weevils or their respective grain-eating pest. Is it safe to feed that to my vermihut? I wonder how far these bugs can wander once they exhaust their resources cause I don't want them to find their back into my house (vermihut is in a storage unit with no food in it).