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In other news, Andy Rubin's ex wife would engage in multiple sex acts with Andy Rubin for access to his millionaire lifestyle. Oddly enough, after typing that, I decided to look up who he married just so I didn't look like a total fool typing that. From this heavy.com article...

That farm has four 200k milking machines, so that they can have 1 guy working instead of 5 if I'm reading this correct. I wonder what the lifespan of those machines are, and running maintenance costs. I think the average diary worker makes 30k a year. So maybe 8 year ROI assuming 5k a year...

FAQ for those interested. Covers some of the questions asked earlier. www.reddit.com/r/SkyrimTogether/comments/8emmlj/official_faq_20_read_this_first_before_posting/

From the linked article "Only the Tesla system brought the vehicle to a complete stop in all five track test runs, but driver intervention was needed for the others, the AAA report said." Why is the Tesla system shitty in your opinion? Also, avoiding a stationary object after a lead car...

Me: "The Library of Congress makes law." Founding fathers: "WTF?!?!?!"

Interesting that with blockchain you don't remove data. Reminds me a bit of how the universe / physics works. That you have a starting point, then iterate from there.

From the article. "We have been developing, with the help of the private sector, a special type of thermal camera that can record imagery that is based solely on the polarization state of the light rather than the intensity. This additional polarimetric information will allow Soldiers to see...

It sounds simple until you realize that they consider having a different opinion, or even not agreeing with absolutely everything they believe is "being an asshole."

I can't stand the depth of field blur. I actually have human peripheral vision and focus, so no need to simulate that, I'm not a camera. I end up looking at the stuff not 'in focus,' and the graphics quality of that stuff sucks.

Briefly looking through the report a couple of interesting notes I saw. Nearly all of the individuals in this study were female (91.8%) As shown in Table 1, the vast majority of variants occurred in cancer susceptibility genes (87.8%) Eight variants in five genes (ATM, BRCA1, BRCA2, COL3A1...

So it's an RTG with sterling engines instead of thermocouples. Why do they call this a 'reactor' ?