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571.
by hoseja 3y ago
If you really cared about getting off the rock and not so much about containing the radiation you could build some VERY thrusty nuclear rockets.
572.
by hoseja 3y ago
They can't break all the kneecaps. They do want all the data.
573.
by hoseja 3y ago
Trapped a little more than usual/ radiate away a little slower than usual.
574.
by hoseja 3y ago
The only thing "dark matter" and "dark energy" have going for them is unfalsifiability for our type 0.5 civilization. Keep in mind that general relativity isn't actually even fully worked out for real systems.
575.
by hoseja 3y ago
You give the mechanic an opportunity to cut your brakelines too and they don't do it. It's part of the appliance, it should be accessible. Maybe I was imprecise with open-source, I meant more source-available.
576.
by hoseja 3y ago
Automotive software should be mandated to be open-source.
577.
by hoseja 3y ago
Does this profusion of frivolous TLDs have infrastructure cost?
578.
by hoseja 3y ago
The seventh paragraph, "While medieval Islamic hospitals operated in the contemporary sense..." is pure meanspirited propaganda and renders the article repugnant.
579.
by hoseja 3y ago
Average voters are allowed to own these cars. And the maker then gets blamed when they do average voter things with it.
580.
by hoseja 3y ago
I bet you could tell the difference if you lined up multiple samples and tasted in succession. I think it's a perfect pitch thing, some people seem able to identify taste without reference like some people are able to identify tone.
581.
by hoseja 3y ago
Which also makes them utterly impractical, no?
582.
by hoseja 3y ago
What other possible reason is there to unicycle than to be insufferably quirky and show off.
583.
by hoseja 3y ago
And I'm telling you they are all delusional and/or propped up by oil and gas companies.
584.
by hoseja 3y ago
Surprisingly similar to the sneaker craze.
585.
by hoseja 3y ago
I just wish they had more useful evolution in the last 50~100 years.
586.
by hoseja 3y ago
If your collectible has an index, it is not a collectible.
587.
by hoseja 3y ago
You forgot the funniest part, the programming socks.
588.
by hoseja 3y ago
Long-term storage and power generation. Of course it's essential as chemical feedstock but that's a necessity, not convenience. If it were (chemically) easy to use, say, the hydrogen in water molecules you bet it'd be used in
589.
by hoseja 3y ago
It really, really doesn't matter what you make from the captured CO2. The main unsolved problem is capturing it economically. Then it's just generic feedstock for the chemical industry, but not until then.
590.
by hoseja 3y ago
I'm begging you, stop thinking hydrogen is viable or ever will be.
591.
by hoseja 3y ago
Huh. Makes sense actually, both are induction-at-distance audio devices.
592.
by hoseja 3y ago
The ad-hoc language (generically called "kitchensign" apparently?) might be too primitive.
593.
by hoseja 3y ago
I don't think they have a need for configuration files while filming their tiktoks.
594.
by hoseja 3y ago
It might even treat hysterics... On a more serious note, is this used on the ISS?
595.
by hoseja 3y ago
Is everybody forgetting about fruit or what. There totally is wild fruit that is very sweet.
596.
by hoseja 3y ago
Boeing lobbyists furiously working to make aircraft racism illegal. Civil Aeronautic Rights Act.
597.
by hoseja 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_purpose_of_a_system_is_wha...
598.
by hoseja 3y ago
Put giant pauldrons on them.
599.
by hoseja 3y ago
I would gladly pay a commission for a service where I vaguely describe a product and preference and have the best version of it delivered without having to spend hours researching and hunting for deals. Of course this immediately runs into
600.
by hoseja 3y ago
>Modern humans descend from an unbroken evolutionary chain of ancestors who successfully solved these problems. Classic suifuel in the second sentence already.

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