Space is hard to get to, no gravity, and there’s radiation.
Underwater has high pressure, corrosion, and no natural lighting.
When you get an air leak in space, you find the hole and patch it. When you get a leak underwater, you don’t have to worry about it at all because it takes care of things in microseconds.
First glance I thought that was One Must Fall: 2097, but turns out below it doesn’t even get close to that epic level.
Anyone can be a carrier. Which is why distancing and masking was important for everyone, in that order. That we didn’t do very well. So surprise, Covid everywhere.
I don’t worry about when, only hope and try to make sure things are in place enough so that those I leave behind are taken care of as best as I can. And I hope whenever it happens, it’s not some long, drawn out, painful event. Death is fine, the act of dying can suck.
Not the real experts, but “experts”. Meanwhile projections by the real experts for lots of other things have been too conservative. But it’s okay, Miami isn’t quite underwater yet. Those king tides though…I wouldn’t live there at this point, the writing is on the wall.
Working on the ramp we learned “if the red is on the right, you’re in the wrong place.” I.e., planes have the right-of-way over anyone else normally.
I need to rewatch that movie, it’s been a while. I wonder if it holds up. Great ending.
It’s interesting in how it combines three different tests - visualization of both the targets and the field to move them in, comprehension of what the task is, and correct movement. I had to take a second to understand the whole point myself.
“The solution to pollution is dilution.”
The body has evolved methods of protecting and ridding itself of bad things. It sucks at the time, but don’t try to go against what your body is trying to fix.
One screen across three monitors so it’s a wide background. I have a script run every few minutes to stitch together three random space game pictures from a directory into a single wide background that will stretch across.
It was more of a statement than a question, and “is that what you saw” more rhetorical to get Pippin to tell what else he saw.
Not Arch though. It would say so.
It’s worse in the southeast. If we get snow, it ends up partially melting and refreezing into ice which then shuts everything down. Then we have to live through the “you don’t know how to drive in snow” when the snow is now a slick sheet that no plow can remove. The more we can miss out on that, the better.