Not really atheism-related. Most people on the plane are probably Christians too, just not assholes. She’s trying to demonstrate she’s in a persecuted group for her “Jesus is our savior” opinion but it could just as easily have been any other common, generally tolerated opinion like “you’re using ‘literally’ wrong” or “butts are better than boobs”.
Ironic that Data maintains he’s not human but would never gaslight a teenager into suicide
It’s a 90s TV, the chassis is gray plastic. It probably has S-Video so worth keeping. (Reminder that almost all European TVs from 1990-2010 have SCART, which is unwieldy thick but SD RGBA, and are PAL- and NTSC-compatible)
No, it’s like hiring a hitman. Lots of people would do that if they were cheap, reliable and without consequences.
My country’s public TV stopped offering subtitle downloads for shows that can’t be streamed online
(The transcript was always easily available with second-accurate timing by clicking the ㏄ button next to any subtitled program, whether or not it was available for streaming (usually indefinitely for old ČT production, 14 days for old movies and recent ČT production, never for new movies or shows). One person used this transcript of a documentary on nutria breeding verbatim (no edits except stage instructions and punctuation) to create a somewhat dadaist sci-fi musical featuring intellligent alien beings that happen to be called Nutria. And the frame-accurate, albeit Teletext-restricted (Czech+Slovak+German uppercase/lowercase alphabet only, 38x2, 1 subtitle/s, 7 colors) subtitles were also available by applying a simple Regex to the show page’s URL. Now a unique subtitle URL is generated only when the server and JavaScript + WideVine player complete a handshake.)
Keyboard shortcuts (End key I suppose)
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Does your memory get erased with prolonged UV exposure?
Yes, that’s the best of both worlds. Terrain capability and speed. As-is, it won’t climb near-vertical walls like a goat anyway.
It’s meant for forestry work (good luck dodging an unexpectedly falling tree fast enough if the chainsaw hands get stuck or a branch pierces the pneumatics: bye bye expensive robot). Yes, it’s so scary I just casually mentioned CHAINSAW HANDS.
That’s the problem, due to a transparent background it’s black on dark, making it near-invisible
“You can stop it with any handgun”
sorry, dark mode users
Wheels work great for indoor spaces, roads, tracks etc.
This is true about cats’ radiation but we usually mean reflectivity when describing a cat’s color. This of course means there is a light source illuminating the cat and the wavelengths observed also depend on the properties of the light source.
Depends on their response to wavelengths at rest, including IR (for blueshift) and UV (for redshift).
Redshift doesn’t literally mean things appear red: the colors just remap, for example:
320 nm 🕶️ → 400 nm 🟪
400 nm 🟪 → 500 nm 🟩
500 nm 🟩 → 625 nm 🟧
625 nm 🟧 → 781 nm 💿 (IR, CD laser wavenength)
For easy calculation, I chose an exactly 25% increase in wavelength, achievable if the cat is receding at 25 % of the speed of light.
Or vice versa for blueshift. For example, a low-pressure sodium lamp in old street lights is near-monochromatic at 589 nm (pale yellow), which will reach 678nm red at 15% redshift, while a CD infrared laser incoming at the same 0.15𝑐 speed will have the same apparent red light at 678nm but because of blueshift.
🏳️🌈 ↓ Blueshift
🏳️🌈 ↑ Redshift
So I looked it up and the mass change is actually positive, about 1 part per billion per year. Not evaporation but adsorption.
Here’s a fan edit
Duh. Do you think they’d change the value significantly? But now it’s actually constant and changes to that piece of metal will change nothing.
The pound has been defined as 0.453 592 37 kg since 1959, having relied on the slightly evaporating Parisian etalon for 60 years. You have no moral high ground.
It’s called whole foods