Question: Are we working on narrowband, stackable, polarized photovoltaics?
Because we really SHOULD be.
#solar #future #ideas #teehee
Question: Are we working on narrowband, stackable, polarized photovoltaics?
Because we really SHOULD be.
#solar #future #ideas #teehee
You know what the LLM bubble is about?
Not ease of use
Not helping anything
It's about moving ALL of your YOU off site. Storing your existence on public hardware. Free for anyone to access.
It's about control. Never forget that
The squircle can go wither in every single pit of hell for all eternity. Bring back usefulness and utility over false aesthetics
I'll agree. I refuse to bus, train, etc. Humans REEK.
But, more importantly, I don't take interstates. I drive exclusively back roads, dirt roads, farm roads. No bus is showing me all this cool shizz in the country, at my pace. Simply not possible.
Gimme the 29F. NOW!! Put it in the bag, and noone gets shaved.
Ngl, you had me in the first half π€£π€£
Genuinely curious how many ppl do or don't get thisπ€£
NOT THE RADIOACTIVE WASTE π€£π€£
Question: on production vehicles manufactured for the USDM
HOW ARE MULTI FUNCTION SINGLE LIGHTS STILL A THING???
Your taillight housing needs dedicated brake and turn lights, man. What is this, 1947?
Do better OEMs.
I haven't seen after Whitaker, the writing disappointed me so bad I cried and walked away.
The show has always been progressive, in a similar vein to Star Trek, BUT it's when the writers aren't coy about it, when they just come out and sufferage all over your face. That's when it's not great.
Not me, not reading further before replyingπ€£π€£
Fs, new entrants I recommend starting with Eccelston, and ending with Capaldi.
So sad we lost so many of the originals from the 50-60s.
I certainly hope so. Unless an aerospace airframe engineer wants to step in and design a proper carriage, they should remain terrifying memories of poor handling days past.
My recommendation would be to stop at the end of Capaldi, tbh. Whitakers tenure was totally ruined by the same failure that plagued Sylvester McCoy, very poor writing.
I'm certain Whitaker could've been phenomenal, had that not happened.
I suppose I never defined 'game ', did I? Curse you, Djinn dev, CURSE YOU
*insert Doofenschmirtz here*
Yes, exactly. The gaming community takes this reply as tacit agreement. You are now bound by...... something gamers pray to...
π€£
So, finishing the one game, AND pumping out 3 others right?
RIGHT?!?!
π€£π€£
I feel that in my bones.
Digital huggzies and crossed fingies that everything smooths out swiftly. πβ€οΈ
My existence in a nutshell:
I have a key ring. With 4 total keys. Two of these are of identical design.
Statistics say choosing randomly, I would choose correctly 50% of the time.
I'm at 5 of 43. Approx 10%
10% yes. 90% no.
My life, folks. In a nutshell.
Ah, but you may at least count yourself in a very small group of ppl who could make that distinction in the first place
Back in ye olden dais, you could physically massage an LCD element to recover dead cells, rarely.
Perhaps a heating cycle affected a similar effect?
@steelpan.dev almost did this, I think? Comments, DevPerson(tm)? π€£
For anyone wondering, I am not streaming. In case I don't see chat, yanno?
I'm running a stress test with OBS because of the crashing last week. We'll see what happens.
No, I get that. I was more ruminating on the likely other replies I assume the post would garner.
We can't make what we have work, how are we expected to expand that? π€£π€£
That and the sheer raw space that doesn't have public rail, that would have to get public rail installed.
It's almost like different cultures do things differently, and that's literally the entire reason cities, states, and countries exist in the first place
I think that's a good question for @eternalskies.neocities.org actuallyππ
Calling every car crash an "accident" really does wonders for absolving drivers and car companies of responsibility.
Hit a fully visible child on the side of the road? Accident
Drive drunk and speed then run a red light and t bone someone? Accident
Accidents happen, but negligence happens more
I knew a guy once, made that same call
Arizona
Single ominous cloud in the sky
I told him to wait
Four of us, on bikes, 60mph, IN HAIL
π€£
I'VE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR YEARS.
99% of automotive collisions are NOT accidents.
Negligence, maliciousness, and ignorance are all identical in outcome here
And all should carry the same weight of culpability
Dunce-spired? Perhaps