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Since the disastrous launch of the RTX 50 series, NVIDIA has been unable to escape negative headlines: scalper bots are snatching GPUs away from consumers before official sales even begin, power connectors continue to melt, with no fix in sight, mark…
This is the heartwarming moment we need right now:
11-year-old Danish kid Jens Fogh made Easter decorations and sold them, thereby raising USD 5300 which he used to buy 270 school backpacks for Ukrainian children. So while in Denmark, Zelenskyy presented him with a medal for his friendship.
Yes. The bubble size distribution depends on the surface tension, so you might see different sizes. However, I have only conducted tests with water and semen.
If you like milk there's no such thing as a replacement. Only milk tastes like milk. The other things that have milk in the name taste like whatever they're made from (not milk).
That being said, pretty much any liquid should work, though the bubbles may not last. Also for something like mercury you may need an air compressor and a much more durable "straw".
TEHRAN (Tasnim) - Israeli occupation forces have launched three coordinated ground incursions in southern Syria and near Damascus, marking an unprecedented escalation in their illegal military presence inside Syrian territory.
I was unaware that these creatures had an entire pseudo science, but I guess it makes sense. But the definition of knowledge is antithetical to this entire study, since at it's core it studies the undetermined. No question is stupid, but this is blatantly ignorant. Still I'm glad you asked it because I learned something new
Considering the current intrusive cyber climate, what are the best ways to preserve privacy?
For example, I have been exclusively using a VPN connection network-wide at home setup on OpenWrt, which in turn has a PiHole as its DNS, with the PiHole using Unbound and NextDNS (redundant I know, but I use it to encrypt my requests more than anything else).
I also have Wireguard setup so I can VPN all my devices to my network while I am on the road (also have a NextDNS profile installed. Yes I know, it’s redundant).
I also basically have all my “smart” devices (TV, lightbulbs, air purifier, etc…) at home cutoff from the internet using OpenWrt’s firewall to prevent them from calling home.
I rotate web browsers frequently to try and attempt avoiding getting fingerprinted, not sure how useful that is.
I switched email providers to mailbox.org because f*** Google and Microsoft.
I also am hosting my own cloud drive on Nextcloud to avoid using services like GDrive, OneDrive, Dropbox, etc…
I own Apple devices which aren’t the best for privacy but migrating from a whole ecosystem that I have been embedded in for MANY years is easier said than done. Hopefully in the future that’s my next move.
I feel like there is a lot more I can do but I am not sure what else. I would appreciate any and all suggestions ya’ll might have.
A group of Colombian legislators from the government coalition formally requests the US House of Representatives Ethics Committee to investigate and sanction
I miss all my NA peeps! Hope everyone is doing well! Happy 4th of July to you all! Just a few of my 4th of July cakes I made over the past few days. 😊❤️
Nicely done... colored with carcnogenic Red 40 (Allura Red AC), Blue 1 (Brilliant Blue FCF), Yellow 5 (Tartrazine), and White Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) food colorings. Just sayin'
They tell you then red food dye is made from beets... when in fact theey are BEETLES... carmine (also known as cochineal extract, natural red 4, or E120). It's derived from the crushed bodies of female cochineal insects (Dactylopius coccus)
The Supreme Court turned away an appeal by Montana officials seeking to revive a state law that requires minors seeking abortions to obtain the consent of their parents.
You're so pathetic. You don't deserve a strong sexy woman. Hahaha she doesn't even let you cum. Torturing you. Edging you for hours till you are a blubbering mess.
Call yourself a man, you're just a stupid porn addicted gooning pathetic dick. No cum cum for dumb dumb.
@hands_free_guy Oh yes, no physical contact. Just pegging or pocket pussy edging for you. If you're lucky she might dribble in your mouth or feed you her bull's cum from a used condom.
@Autumn This is extremely disrespectful to those who risked their lives to make it happen. It's also a sad commentary on today's youth who so lack ambition that they can't conceive that this actually happened.
James E. Webb, who convinced Kennedy, that a manned mission to the moon can be done resigned ~9 months before the first moon landing. Webb led NASA through most of the Apollo program and was instrumental in securing political and financial support for the Moon landing. He resigned about nine months before Apollo 11. Makes you go hmm.
@Autumn not me, there were certainly many critical of the program, they were given only a 50-50 chance of surviving the missions. Some did not think this risk of human life was moral, and perhaps it wasn't but I think it was necessary.
The following guy resigned immediately *after* the first moon landing:
Associate Administrator for Manned Space Flight. George E. Mueller, was a key architect of the Apollo program’s success, introducing the “all-up” testing philosophy that accelerated the Moon landing timeline. His resignation was announced after the Moon landing, but rumors and planning for his departure began before Apollo 11.
A simpler explanation is that they realized it couldn't be done and wasn't done, so they resigned.
@Theodore John Kaczynski @Autumn The fact that we've got Siesmic sensors, a reflector for precise laser measurement, moon rock samples, all argue for the existence of the missions. Particularly interesting was the Hasalblad camera left there that was later retrieved and it was discovered some bacteria survived albeit in a suspended state, several years of lunar vacuum and ultra-violet radiation. And speaking there of, the gold plated visors, the three second radio delay, the crappy video from vidicon tubes, having worked with these types of cameras from that era, they are what I'd expect. The round-trip radio delays, these were things that I think went beyond Kubrick. The use of hypergolic fuels in the lander, the rupture of the oxygen tank on the way back for Apollo 13, and the way they made it back in spite, the details of how they worked the power budget, these are details the best sci-fi's don't contend with. I liked 2001, it was a great movie, but still it was clear that it was a movie.
May 9, in 1962 *before* the first manned moon landing, a pulse light laser beam sent by a team of scientists from MIT successfully bounced off the moon, the first lunar laser ranging experiment.
@Theodore John Kaczynski @Autumn yes 1962 optics still left something to be desired, though I was pretty impressed with some last 60's satellite photos where I could read the license plates on cars from 200 miles up, at a pretty steep angle to boot. But yea, you can get approximate values from just shining off the regolith but not exact. And Seismic data, sensors needed to be placed, but yea I understand people today not understanding that level of ambition. If you didn't live in that era you couldn't possibly understand.
@Theodore John Kaczynski @Autumn It's the sum total of what was done. And robotics were less a thing in 1969 than 1976. Beyond that I love sci-fi, I've seen lots of it, and 2001 was probably the most technically realistic ever, even so it paled by contrast. I don't think Hollywood was up to the task. By the way, did you know Holly Wood is what witches made their wands out of?
"America has been vaccinating people for fifty years. If vaccines caused autism, America would have trains, okay? We would have so many trains." - Jon Allen
We live in southern Minnesota and want put some raspberry bushes in the backyard, being new to gardening should we wait until next spring or could they establish themselves well enough during the hot summer months to survive the winter without expert attention?
Lol to this, because it's partially true, but also a bit defeatist.
You need to stay on top of berry bushes quarterly in warmer zones, but this person is in Minnesota. I don't think they'll thrive their like they would in warmer zones without harsh winters.
If farms can keep them in check, regular gardeners can as well, it just takes a fair amount of effort.
A reading of the June 26 eight-page CIA report, called the “Tradecraft Review of the 2016 Intelligence Community Assessment on Russian Election Interference,” reveals a politically motivated hatchet job performed during December 2016, called the “Int…
The unexplained death of a top Russian oilexecutive on July 4 is fueling renewed scrutiny over the rising number of high-profile Russian officials and businessmen who have died under mysterious circumstances -- specifically, have fallen out of windows. Andrei Badalov, vice president of Transneft, Russia's largest state-controlled pipeline transport company, died after falling from the window of his apartment in Moscow. Russian state news agency TASS, citing law enforcement sources, claimed the preliminary cause of death was suicide. While Russian authorities often label these falls as suicides or accidents, others suggest something more deliberate may be at play kyivindependent.com/out-the-wi…
The unexplained death of a top Russian oil executive on July 4 is fueling renewed scrutiny over the rising number of high-profile Russian officials and businessmen who have died under mysterious circumstances, specifically, have fallen out of windows…
While providing HUGE funding for ICE Gestapo to accelerate the very profitable imprisoning, slave labor and genocide. And there seems nothing really we can do about it, really. Lawsuits? The Supine Court belongs to the DRumpf-nazi.
Perplexity.AI: “Step up to the plate for an episode of Randumb Thoughts that’s equal parts outrage, hilarity, and razor-sharp media critique. Host Darren O’Neill takes you on a whirlwind tour…
we need an illegal fireworks industry established in queenslandminecraft ;) I'd let the fuckers off in a Trump shape near the city just to trigger libfag Aussie cucks. Plus fireworks are fun as fuck. I remember them fondly as a child.
That Big Bullshit bill, among other horrors, bloats the ICE gestapo budget to a genocidal degree. And here’s why….the first is a history is truly horrible, starting with the vile activities of COINTELPRO.
There is finally a genuine counter-culture push against this, described adroitly here. The BBC is a complete load of crap. caitlinjohnst.one/p/the-empire…
And Chris lays out the vile profiteers who will be behind the coming genocide against the American people. Because genocide is profitable. And bonus! Cruelty is the point for many of these shits. IBM, MIT, Microsoft, Palantir, BP, Chevron, Blackrock, Amazon, “Alphabet” (google), so on ad nauseam. chrishedges.substack.com/p/pro…
The latest United Nations report names hundreds of corporations, banks, technology firms, universities, pension funds and charities that profit from the Israeli occupation and genocide.
And bonus. The cherry on the shit sundae…a guy I respect a lot calling for a revolution. Can it be peaceful? (We know the fascists WILL be increasingly violent.) ipolitics.ca/2025/07/02/its-to…
Nunca digas que has sido hacker, la gente no te preguntará por tus conocimientos o tus hazañas, en vez de eso todo cambiará, te mirarán con desconfianza y te tendrán miedo, te echarán la culpa de los fallos de sus sistemas, y creerán que con el roce de un teclado sabrás su contraseña y que puedes destruir satélites o provocar un caos global, y si eres desarrollador nunca probarán tus aplicaciones por miedo a ser infectados con el virus más sofisticado que puedas imaginar. Entiendo el miedo de la gente que no entiende, pero la vida no es una película, o sí? 🎥
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That being said, pretty much any liquid should work, though the bubbles may not last. Also for something like mercury you may need an air compressor and a much more durable "straw".
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