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You don't know what they're willing to do to take your things. Are you really going to sit around to find out?

Argumentative with no substance.

Once ordered this will take years to build. I don't see a figure, but would guess 5+ years...?

It sounds like you're talking about adults rather than youth.

Replacing a tesla with a combine harvester for starship test payload.

Agreed. Discos, walkmans, ... This is just BBC doing its bit for the nanny state.

I don't think it needs spelling out. Make an effort if you must.

Ps, remember when using svg without a background in a readme that github has multiple themes including dark ones.

We need scientific names - as a non-American that's not what I know as a pawpaw.

This has been going on for decades.

I guess they're not rocket scientists.

You consider this to be "for experienced coders"?

That book is recommended quite often - I don't agree, I was disappointed. If you know the just the basics of the two topics you won't learn anything new.

And take what you've discovered back to your home country. This is why migration is economic warfare on the origin countries.

Wow. Memories. Loving it.

"A five-year dig into the side of Rome’s Palatine Hill yielded treasure last week when archaeologists discovered a deluxe banquet room..."

A week to clean up from discovery? I thought these things took much longer.

Complex, not pad.

The percentage of weather events which are billion-dollar should increase given increasingly advanced infrastructure such as space launch complexes.

People won't even switch from chrome to firefox. The apathy is revolting.

"in part".

It's a phase that countries go through eg Britain's chimney sweeps.

Nothing to enjoy either. I have a pixel for graphene, but can't do another pixel after this one. Presumably graphene have a backup plan for if (when) google drop the phone - I wish they'd execute that backup plan before we hit that bump.

Am I missing something - this is mind mapping, as in freemind, old as the hills?

With digital id, a dystopian nightmare.

I'm not American - I'm unclear what all this fuss is about? From where I am it looks like some arbitrary company politics in a hyped industry with a guy whose name I've seen mentioned on this site occasionally but really comes across as just a SV or San Fran cult of personality type. Am I missing something? Is there some substance to this story or is it just this week's industry soap opera?

How do you conclude from a single drive that there is a flood?

Is anyone else unable to get through this capture page? Every time it comes up I end up doing countless captures, clicking not a robot, round and round, never get through.

I remain baffled that people are still using chrome. Each to their own.

They're not saying "fuck it", it's a deliberate aesthetic.

"Finding that pollutions from aircraft engines contribute to air pollution".