Having one superconstilation up there is fine, my concern is that once there are 2 or 3 of them, the communication between them to avoid each other will become a mess

Triathlon is 3 hobbies!

As they said, generally no, they may just not taste as good.

For example - a pot of chilli powder probably will be fine after 5 years unopened in a cupboard, but probably won’t be as spicy as it used to be.

I was thinking what’s the problem… Then I got to the kitchen!

The fingerprints!

Anyone wanting to put vulnerabilities into Linux is probably capable of not looking like they are in Russia…

Happened to me at uni when I had to walk through it for 20 mins each way

The first time I went ‘fuck, it’s snowed’ instead of ‘yay, snow!’

(I still love snow, but only at weekends 😆. Better now I can work remotely)

There was that video from a few months ago from… Prints with layers I think? That looked at the actual particulate and volatile counts and found that PLA actually gave off very little? Other plastics were much worse.

So remember that the particle counts matter as much as the danger of the particles.

(Disclaimer, that was a video, not a peer reviewed scientific paper)

They have no exhaust visible and where shown as off on the display.

its marked as a crosspost - that’s an app issue, not a user issue.

extremely impressive - the atmospheric heating on the bottom as it came is was scary though!

(no engines lit here!)

Lots of the oil exploration ships are custom built for the job. This one is old, but I would guess that there may be some design information regarding it’s survey capability that was marked as protected when it was purchased, even if it’s not really relevant anymore

Saying that minimum housing requirements don’t apply to them is a slippery slope though!

And you know this wouldn’t stay temporary, once it’s allowed it would be normalised.

Office buildings are not built for housing, it’s often very expensive to convert them.

(More plumbing requirements, legal requirements for natural light etc)

It’s a very kill or cure approach… Let’s hope it works long term.

It’s still a huge yearly inflation rate though!

There are ‘keyboards’ that when plugged in type Win+R CMD.exe then do whatever you want. (Other terminals are available)

I guess that stops users from trying in the first place though.

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+1 for step one - they were a Reddit discovery for me, but a game changer, replaced nearly everything with them.

Just shows how much TSMC is really killing it.

…I mean it actually sounds quite good? That’s probably better secured than your password manager which has a very similar risk profile.

… It should have been built like that from the start though! And this relies on Microsoft never watering it down so they can skim user data off the top…