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by metalman 5mo ago
thinking about this a tiny bit more.... they dont have a way to just pump this stuff some where else, there may be no reverse functionality at all, just a linear assembly line, or that would have happened right away. and the tank could be r
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by metalman 5mo ago
what is the toxicity of the partialy burnt smoke and byproducts? how BIG an explosion and fire? which fucking way will the wind be blowing when it pops? *please dont do disaster management unless you can run ALL the failure modes, and know
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by metalman 5mo ago
I once stated to one of my fathers aqaintences in the local town council that I was considering refuseing to pay my water bill on the grounds that water is defined as a coulorless, odourless liquid, and what comes out of my tap is niether,
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by metalman 5mo ago
then use a stick™ hint, watch the sticks shadow other hint, can use almost anything that casts a shadow, as a stick substitute. * even more hints availible with stick™ pro
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by metalman 5mo ago
ya, we are all used to the proclimations of the ukrain shooting down 3 missles for every one the russians fire, but sounds more like the other way around when articles pop up panicking about how bad China is for selling civil engineering an
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by metalman 5mo ago
Booster is a totaly new rocket. It did launch with acarity and by any other standard did well, but the failure to relight could be anything, but I am going for the giant fuel feeder tube bieng the failed part, based on nothing more than ho
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by metalman 5mo ago
Renee Good
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by metalman 5mo ago
this is how I do invoicing, but I built an image disk useing "etchdroid", to get an the machine running, so everything through a phone and usb want a laptop now and will look at different OS's
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by metalman 5mo ago
They forgot about hajj, and had to be reminded by the very nervous gulf leaders,that restarting the war durring the pilgramage could result in a full on unchecked regional jihad. the genocide cult of zionism is flipping out as they realise
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by metalman 5mo ago
lets get something strait about the scale off data centers, and how they compare to any OTHER mega INDUSTRIAL project, bieng done in a massive rush backed by massive amounts of capital with a lax, very lax, regulatory environment we strait
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by metalman 5mo ago
it's a spiral into a finite hall of mirrors, where at the end is somebody with a gun
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by metalman 5mo ago
Fender is dead. this is a cringe attempt by people holding "legal rights" to something so far gone in history and precident to be just an embarassment and likely criminal persecution of ordinary crafts people building guitars. If
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by metalman 5mo ago
There is a rather large storm over south Texas, so not likely to launch today unless it blows through quickly https://weather.ndc.nasa.gov/goes/abi/goesEastfullDiskband13...
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by metalman 5mo ago
Clever.Concise.Spoken like a true Canadian. As someone with dual Canadian/US citizenship, I cant imagine going to the US anymore, the politics and foriegn policy/wars were never good, but a lot of Americans are good and knew how t
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by metalman 5mo ago
what is plausible is a deleet everything attack, all of it, deleet, scramble, encrypt, overheat, whatever, it takes, turn it all off now! and all it needs is someone to make the right prompt, or just another random AI glitch
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by metalman 5mo ago
missed the part where they are leveraging the starlink hardware for visuals durring tests. At some point someone from space x quiped that they were in the business of gathering data on rockets, and given that they have the ability to inser
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by metalman 5mo ago
The sattelite feed I use has an infrared channel, and Houston's ring and web road structure stands out from geocyncronous orbit, whereas Mexico city is invisible, hot but not like the heat island effect of what must be one of the great
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by metalman 5mo ago
wow!, holy fuck eh! so what next, mass "involuntary uthenasia" as starving to death on the street isn't "humane", the volunteer variety in Canada must be too slow and expensive
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by metalman 5mo ago
"your job is to build the machine that will fire you"
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by metalman 5mo ago
anyone who is atempting to define consiousness, probably isn't. and in there blind greed are trying to turn that definition into marketable property.
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by metalman 5mo ago
The kids are alright! "AI" is so bad that people dont have the time to hate it directly, and there lives are such that pragmatism forces them to identify exactly what the source of the problems in the world is,well at least when i
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by metalman 5mo ago
blather. another example of weak blather of the weeeeeeee! I'm so full of words variety, that fails to interesting or memorable, like someone so high on mushrooms that they are claiming to be able to see there own ears, who if asked wh
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by metalman 5mo ago
"I'm sorry but we have to ask you to leave"
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by metalman 5mo ago
bang. there are a huge number of things that can store energy, chemicaly ,and reversibly, but the gotchas are always lurking, exotic wildly expensive ingedients, dangerous failure modes , or very complicated operational requirements that wi
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by metalman 5mo ago
growth, very specifaly multiplication, is strictly biological. the "negative growth" through un-aliveing finnishes off the last tenious connection between reality and money, and all that will be left is hydraulic despotism/de
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by metalman 5mo ago
to continue on the theme, the internet is a sewer, mostly filled with shit, but that has a few other pipes as part of the network , but which unfortunatly require a certain amount of swimming to get to.
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by metalman 5mo ago
well folks it has finnaly happened, and Germany will now have to issue shares/citizenship stock, and allow people to sell and trade there nationalities.
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by metalman 5mo ago
doing the math would be a bit laborious, but does anyone happen to know the kinetic energy embodied in a tesla going the full "ludicrous" velocity?, which by all acounts, can happen very quickly in a short distance.
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by metalman 5mo ago
djoser's pyramid has cedar beams that still support the roof of an inner chamber, truely massive, and at something like 4000 years old are past waranty, making the few that have failed free of liability concerns, but less than 100 year
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by metalman 5mo ago
A contradiction here and there is part of the discource of persuasion, but outrage is a good sign that a bunch who call themselves engineers are floundering mightly. The (white?) elephant in the room is very and most defintly bieng anthomo

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