climate alarmism always has a home on Slashdot.

I live in rural Maine and it was taking 7-9 days, now down to 5-7. Same day or even next-day delivery here would really change life.

Water is pretty cool on the moon, but it needs more carbon.

...then you're built wrong

Around here, the mountains make FM coverage spotty. AM never fails.

AM receivers are cheap and reliable. I think they should continue to me mandated in cars as a last-ditch mass communications method. If there were some licenses available around here I'd grab one and build a station. Alas....

Dark Matter fails to explain the orbital dynamics of Proxima Centauri. Our closest celestial neighbors are very observable. Quantized Inertia defeats Dark Matter again and again. Sometimes you will see articles referencing MOND as defeating Dark Matter, and MOND is a step in the right direction but it has too many unexplained constants and weak theoretical underpinnings and doesn't stack up against QI in predictive versus observed. https://academic.oup.com/mnrasl/article/532/1/L67/7682393

You can make energy out of it. big wealth!

It doesn't matter, Starmer is gonna ban memes.

This headline is so typical of the decline of civilization that I am going to have to make a meme of it. Bottomtext.

Looks like we'll get mail-in ballots again

No, dudes, am not really balding that's a skin condition. AH I really like the way this thing drives, you have to understand, I am a car guy.

I have a theory that the standard US journalism curriculum includes a section on measuring things in football fields and other wacko units to prove to the world that an American wrote the article.

Many laws of physics and electrochemistry are treating electric cars unfavourably. Raise that angry fist and curse into the heavens.

Dark matter is fake, and MoND is wrong. Quantized Inertia is correct. A new book on the subject is being published this month.

When did Slashdot become CNBC/WSJ?