Lucien [he/him]

That was a fascinating read

🦀🦀🦀

There are a lot of properties to steel that make it so incredibly suitable to construction. Its ability to carry a load is but one of them.

Fuck musk

To be fair, the NASA article didn’t explain that part much, either. I guess what’s happening is the smooth bottom side of the plane keeps the sonic boom that’s directed at the ground mild, while the more aggressive version of the sonic boom that we’re more accustomed to is directed upwards? I’m inferring here, of course.

This was beautiful

Fucking lol at the downvoters haha that second sentence must have rubbed them the wrong way for being too accurate.

Depending on the language

I emailed bitwarden about this and they were just like huh try again. So it’s broken, and they plan to do fuck all about it.

Or run over by one of these

Is this the star trek cookbook with neelix on the cover? If so, I have it in my kitchen. I suck at cooking, though, so it’s just there for looks.

Not a very good explanation. They take for granted that liquid will rush to fill the areas of the drop where evaporation is happening faster rather than the drop just shrinking in size. This really should have been part of the explanation, too.

This is an ad. Check the bottom of the page. It basically rips from motherfuckingwebsite.com, and then tossed a nod at them as they introduce their product, Telebugs.

Fuck tesla

“hacker” news

Oof

Does it work with electric bikes?

A moment of silence for our fallen audiophile comrades

I understand that, but why spying? We already know about the deposits, and the inuit towns probably don’t have much to spy on.

To what fucking end? There’s like 1,000 people in Greenland. Just say you’re going to spy on the Netherlands and be done with it.