Darn near epic, I’d say.
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Gizmodo and IO9 seem to be turning into a caricature of their past. Instead of at least semi-serious analysis of tech, SF and trends, they’re going to OMG Clickbait articles or blatant shilling for products. (Not that there’s anything wrong with SOME shilling, but when the ad posts get really noticeable, there’s a…
What? Are you seriously suggesting we ADAPT to warmer temperatures instead of throwing trillions of dollars at schemes that are supposed to cool the planet by a tenth of a degree in a century?
This would have been an interesting Foxtrot Alpha article. We’d have seen serious analysis of the problem from Tyler.
You know....
Do you know how rare those are? You NEVER see them on Ebay!
Thanks for the heads up on the launch time!
I want... a shrubbery!
They come with a starter cartridge. How long it lasts depends on what you print, of course.
They come with a starter cartridge. How long it lasts depends on what you print, of course.
Polar bear numbers are way up. Looks like it’s not working...
You gotta go for the clicks, man. Next week over on Jezebel they’ll probably post something about how “Climate Change will make people starting eating babies.” And they’ll “OMG!” and frantically click - to find some undergrad at a podunk university wrote a satirical analysis of Swift’s “Modest Proposal” and compared…
Especially considering her current state. She’d be much more suitable in “The Walking Dead”...
That’s the sort of information I think people would like to see more of. Thank you!
Sorry - that wasn’t what I was asking. These articles are long on emotion and notably devoid of any actual, quantifiable numbers.
Sharkbite connectors are sweet little things. They let the pyro-challenged do plumbing without setting the house a little bit on fire, lol.
Okay, I hate to rain on the “OMG LEAD!” freakout party, but what sort of levels are we actually talking about here?
You’ve got to read the book for that part to make sense, really. Metals will deform before failure while carbon fiber (which the habitat walls were made of) will suddenly break. It was set up, and did make sense in context... But the movie just kinda handwaved it away.
Eh. Now, if she got her commission at 21, promoted to O-2 at 23, then did 5 years as an O-3 and got a below-the-zone to O4 at 28 - it’d work.
I don’t know if you’re familar with this... but his advice helped me a lot.