Hawaii does not need the telescope and American scientists don't need it to be in such an expensive location should they choose to visit. There is no reason to want that hardware to be in Hawaii which will only become more crowded and more expensive to visit and live in.
Isolation on the Canary Islands is pure win for all concerned.
Ugh...what a POS.....it's the modern equivalent of MS Access....it gives people who can't code or design enough tool to create something they force others to use which causes time suck and damage along the way.
So what? What is the point you are attempting to make here?
To quit being a bunch of pussies....
I mean, there's always portable units you can use.
Please enough with the excuses....sit and swelter if that's what you want, but geez....get used to it, this isn't going away you know.
Slight warning....get used to it, this isn't going away you know....
I just checked, and it's 2:17AM in Seoul. It's 86F with 85% humidity! Heat index is currently at 103F, at fucking 2AM.
That's just a middling summer day in New Orleans.
Bump that humidity up a bit and then you get closer to common average days here in summer.
Mind you, my AC turns on basically end of April and usually is on till first part of November.
AC does not necessarily mean Central AC systems....geez.
The US has tons of old homes without central AC that sill have AC with portable units, or window units, etc.
This is not rocket surgery.
I learnt orienteering in ninth grade because the outdoors demands to be taken seriously. My class quite enjoyed it. We hiked parts of the Appalachian Trail on our own without worry because we knew what to do and where we were at all times. None of this was difficult.
If/when it does there will be mass layoffs because the ideal business has no human employees.
The purpose of AI is to replace humans by facilitating legal constructive dismissal. Businesses are willing to invest enormous sums to be rid of workers.
Still overkill but not remotely impractical. Sending a "whole computer" would be no more difficult than shipping tiny PCs to Ebay buyers who often buy several at once for our "home lab" style setups.
A typical tiny PC plus power brick and its cord easily fits in a flat rate box (though for Important Stuff best sent next day air).
explore practical ways to reduce our petroleum footprint beyond simply driving less or buying a more efficient vehicle. By looking at where petroleum is actually used—from transportation to food production—the discussion challenges conventional advice and highlights lifestyle changes that can have a far greater impact.
Instead of focusing on sacrifice, are there solutions that improve quality of life while dramatically reducing petroleum consumption? Sharing resources, growing food, shortening supply chains, and building stronger local communities can reduce thousands of gallons of petroleum use each year, demonstrating that regenerative living can be both more resilient and more rewarding.
Can anyone here with a straight face state they truly believe "The View" is a newscast?
1.79 x 10^12 furlongs per fortnight -- it's not just a good idea, it's the law!
