From the summary: "the experiment was carried out in a vacuum"
The effect isn't just attributable to it. They got excited about observing vacuum welding. There is no chance of it happening in ambient atmosphere.
Manufacturing facilities for these cables are booked out for years because of the demand caused by regulators not allowing companies to buy the cables. Too much regulation!
And then you bring up Texas and PG&E and blame the regulators for not regulating more!
Brilliant! You've solved it, Sherlock!
The US already has enough nuclear arsenal to end human civilization on the planet. Being able to end it three, four or even a hundred times over doesn't really make a difference.
The idea of nuclear powered spaceships has been around since the 1950s.
A non-nuclear test model was actually built to study propulsion via explosion, but it got abandoned when most of the world signed the Partial Test Ban Treaty which prohibited nuclear explosions in space.
A user with good op-sec wouldn't get their device hacked in order for the strong password to be stolen in the first place.
Fuck your algorithms
Fuck your AI
Give me back a list of everything on the service so that movies aren't being hidden from me. Sometimes I want to watch something that's not like anything I've watched before, damnit!
You aren't new here. That behavior shouldn't be a surprise.
I'm pretty sure that the release of Half Life 3 is one of the signs of the apocalypse. WE'RE ALL DOOM3'D!
Idunno dude. 172k for a full professor isn't peanuts.
I dunno dude. None of the authors of the paper are professors. Most work for NOAA and one works for The Aerospace Corporation.
It seems like you just posted a bunch of shit that sounded good to you without taking even one second to verify that it was relevant.
Ronald Reagan told the story about how he got around the aggressive income tax rates when he was in Hollywood as an actor. Once his income approached the highest tax level, he simply stopped working for the rest of the year.
So you're buying into that bit of propaganda.
Reagan made up that story in order to justify tax cuts for the wealthy. Reagan wasn't near the top income tax bracket even at the height of his movie career. After a blockbuster film in 1943, Regan decided to go freelance, which pissed off the studios. He spent the next 20 years doing B movies and not making all that much (though he was comfortable due to past earnings and investments).
The story intentionally leaves out the fact that making $100 over the highest income bracket only results in $100 being taxed at the highest rate. There is no benefit to avoiding the highest tax bracket. Even at the highest tax bracket, it still means you get more money.
I remember when one rich person left NJ and moved to Florida - the state of New Jersey had to re-adjust the state budget to account for the lost tax revenue from just the one taxpayer.
That lasted four years and he moved back because the tax that was being talked about was never enacted. A bigger factor was his recent separation from his wife in New Jersey and his mother and sister both living in Florida. You can't blame a non-existent tax for his separation from his wife and temporary move to be closer to his family.
The vast majority of purchases made by the poor are for staples - food, clothing, etc which is tax-exempt.
That depends on where you live. None of that is tax-exempt where I live.
There is a ~11/9 chance that it will water in the ocean
I did not know that Russian probes could pee.
Have you seen the crazy bastards on the roads where I live? When I go out, I have virtually no confidence that I'm going to make it home alive.
I play it occasionally. It's kind of fun and you get to see and explore places you'll never visit IRL.
You couldn't just reply to me. You had to add more ranting in another post, I see.
As I replied before, I said "others", not Musk but reading comprehension isn't your strong point.
"Love your country but never trust its government." -- from a hand-painted road sign in central Pennsylvania
