Comment Re:if they can't make them stop hallucinating (Score 1) 86
Do keep in mind that the "70%" number includes people who are living together as a couple but not bothering to get married, many of whom stay together for a lifetime.
Do keep in mind that the "70%" number includes people who are living together as a couple but not bothering to get married, many of whom stay together for a lifetime.
Fun with furries!
Well, furry things, anyways. I liked the helpful inclusion of the "AOL Keyword" at the end.
It was a simpler time.
It would be good if it could locate lava tubes as well. Unlike lava tubes on Earth those on the Moon and Mars are sometimes kilometers wide and can run for hundreds of kilometers. if the interior of a section could be sealed it would create a huge habitat for minimal investment.
V2?
Heh.
(Kudos for the appropriate username.)
I think that this is really a data center spending ceasefire to delay the bubble popping rather than these companies suddenly growing a sense of responsibility.
Does Slashdot have a history of running stories about your cat?
No but maybe they should.
It's rather rapidly becoming "worth the pain" since 2022. In 2021 over 95% of international trade was conducted using the USD, in 2025 it was just over 70% and this year will be lower. Just the CIPS and mBridge are replacing SWIFT, and after only two years A7 is already handling tens of billions of dollars in exchanges every month. Combine that with Bessant's panic at failure of recent Treasury sales and the upcoming sell-offs of Treasury bonds as the Gulf States try to stay financially afloat and we're looking at a whole new financial paradigm coming up.
Just tell the US to look in a mirror...
Well, the mythical acquisition, i was actually talking about tesla... if you noticed, i also talk about acquiring talents, that is the case of SpaceX. It still don't change what i said!
We all know how those "authored whitepaper" work, he paid for the research, he can get his name on the paper, he could even be the one to have the initial idea, but the technical work WAS not his.
His interest in space started mostly thanks to Robert Zubrin and that open the door to meet Michael D. Griffin. He is the one that really open the space doors for everything. All his contacts and hires are thanks to Michael D. Griffin and those initial hires then open more doors for more people, as they were already very involved in space and so with many contact in space research centers and universities. So yes, he hired all of them, because he had the money, but they were really found by Griffin. He did not had real knowledge on the topic. Now he have more knowledge because he slowly learned, better than many CEO!! I give him credit for establishing the long term goal and putting money in to it instead of just talking (like most other millionaires), but he keeps claiming all credits for everything he touch and way too many people believe on those lies and fail to recognize the true brains behind each project. It is the Wozniak vs Jobs all over again. Not that Jobs wasn't important, but not as important as most people think!
And finally, my comments are not saying he was not important, just that he did all that without real knowledge, so the same can be applied to the women from this article if she is stubborn and rich enough
ahh!! you are totally correct... but only by one foot!!
Loved the Harry Potter equivalences!!!
Cobol programmers are down in the dumps.