I seen volcanic rock in the desert in summer get so hot you could literally cook on it would be far worse than microplastics
ag film raises albedo but that's separated from the surface, not laying on it like microparticles. It's a pretty interesting subject.
The reputational damage this has caused the US is incalculable.
Same for Israel. They won't be able to play the victim card again for 3,000 years.
The world will be unrecognizable by trump's end.
It certainly will for Americans, our privilege is over.
I expect China will be the big winner.
Yeah, nobody needs a crystal ball for that one.
Bill Gates infamously built the largest part of his wealth through illegal means. The USDoJ found that under his command, Microsoft had violated antitrust law in approximately every way possible. Bill Gates provably didn't earn his wealth.
Simply having money due to AI doesn't make someone hated
Indeed, most people aren't smart enough to be mad at someone for having that much money.
I am using noscript and ublock origin and the video just showed up with a watch on youtube button for me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Your early computers had substantial ROMs though
Yes, but still not that large even by the standards of the day. Amigas for example had 256kB in A1000, 512kB in most OCS Amigas (1MB for 2.x) and later Amigas had 1MB (2.x) or 2MB (3.x). Plus, the newer your OS, the more routines you were patching and not actually using the versions in ROM.
Yes, we all know Iran went to shit after we fucked them up.
That doesn't explain why you are mad about kids getting married in Iran but don't care about it happening in the USA, where the laws in most states permit it.
there are a lot of adults that understand the age-verification movement to be an invasion of their privacy. Whether or not this is true, "perception is reality".
And it is true, because one after another every entity which institutes age verification announces eventually that it will have to be done via identity verification.
They used to only have to wait until 2030 to freely make them. But now. Iran will never get them.
So which is it, will Iran never get nukes, or is Trump's favorite buddy (since Epstein's death anyway) Netanyahu right when he says we have to keep bombing Iran so they don't get nukes? Make up your mind.
He heard Jeff Bezos might lose out on twenty-five cents in revenue, grabbed a hanging wad of network cables, and swung to the rescue.
We have a fix for that, it's called earth bag. Or humorously, dirtbag
You put soil approximately suitable for rammed earth into sacks and then place them in courses with barbed wire between them, which provides tensile strength. The soil mix can actually be a bit more variable than rammed earth because of the sacks. If you use plastic bags they can't rot. You stucco or otherwise similarly cover the result to protect it from weather.
This tech lends itself to making both round and organic shapes. You can also use to just build walls. If you make the walls curve back and forth, they self-support. There's a photo of such a wall that was hit by a truck. Truck totaled, wall lost some covering (which was just troweled-on mud in this case) but was otherwise unaffected.
Aircrete has great R-Value and you can make it with dish soap and a food additive. IIRC it's Xanthan gum. You could put channels for wiring into the blocks. (You could even just cast conduit into them.) You can get a lot of different outcomes with a fairly small selection of lego blocks...
That's why grocery store produce aisle tomatoes look perfect but taste like cardboard
It may contribute but no. That's because they're picked underripe and gassed for color, but it never really makes them ripe. Ripe tomatoes don't travel well.
It's easy to support AI camera systems watching for wildfires and still oppose them elsewhere, because the use cases are very different and the argument is easy to make that they differ.
Have they tried pulling themselves up by their bootstraps?
Mr. Cole's Axiom: The sum of the intelligence on the planet is a constant; the population is growing.
