Dai laboratori di Harvard una nuova via per la rigenerazione dei tessuti
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Dai laboratori di Harvard una nuova via per la rigenerazione dei tessuti
> Un team dell’università americana ha compreso i meccanismi rigenerativi degli axolotl e come preparano tutto il corpo a far ricrescere gli arti perduti. La chiave? Segnali nervosi che attivano cellule dormienti ovunque, non solo nella ferita, e i farmaci per sfruttarlo esistono già.
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@n0toose @jbouter Lol no worries, I appreciate the effort :) I'll get the readme and license in place tomorrow and then try again. I've been meaning to try out Woodpecker anyway. Thanks for your help!
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@Gina @jbouter I'm quite sorry that I suck at providing support right now, I'm not normally used to working under these high-stakes circumstances 😅
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@Gina @jbouter ... I think this might not be doable before the third cocktail hits, sorry. 😅
Our logic is "the infrastructure is 'free to use' but you have to give something back", but we are remodeling our terms in a manner that considers the fact that people use Pages to host their personal webpages.
This requirement is enforced more strictly for the CI.
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Am I deciding literally two days before November that maybe it's time to do Novel Month again? Maybe? Because I have literally hundreds of other more important things to do, and you know I'm going to avoid doing critically important things in a timely manner by any means necessary.
Also, still hilarious that creative people hate AI so much that promoting it literally killed NaNoWriMo instantly and people just kept on doing the thing under another name.
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@Gina @jbouter The repository doesn't have a license + README file so it won't go through the auto-approval thing (but that's normal for websites); our only actual hard requirement would be e.g. providing blog posts under a Creative Commons license (or another license, that's just an example), which I couldn't establish.
See our (soon-to-be-merged) ToU: https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/org/pulls/1219
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@n0toose Awesome, thanks for you help! I wanted to fill in the form, but I currently don't have the required readme and license files (because it's just a personal website). Will that be a blocker? If so, I might do this all later and spin up a vps for now and push to codeberg from there.
