efaardvark
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Definitely plan on checking this out this evening (assuming the power doesn’t get knocked out by the predicted storms)
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Just applied for a job working for JPL! I've actually been working -at- JPL for years now but as a contractor, not as a direct employee. This will mean my paycheck comes directly from JPL. (Well, CalTech actually since the university manages JPL as a NASA center.) It will also mean I'll probably wind up being even more busy but it'll be pretty much the same job with more money, better benefits, and fewer contract management chiefs to deal with. And in fact my immediate boss will probably be one of my old bosses too so that will be a nice side-benefit since I got along pretty well with him back in the day.
Really hoping I get this "lateral promotion"
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Kekkon Shimasu!
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A pun has not completely matured until it is full groan.
Until then it is just puny.
ok I’m leaving…
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I’m assuming everybody has MAL? Let’s be friends! I wanna see some anime recommendations hihi
P.S
here is my MAL if you want to add me hihi https://myanimelist.net/profile/Raimugi
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So i know i've been gone for a long time
But man, it was because i became somewhat lazy in life
From all the rejections i get from girls, even though i try hard and all
But i have two good news, since i've been gone
Maybe one bad news to
Ill explain more in detail
But to sum up one of them, I HAVE A GIRLFRIEND AND I LOVE HER SO DEEPLY
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So uh I made the mistake of playing Pokémon until almost 3:30 in the morning
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So Tesla announced they're getting into making 'bots. I just want to know, does it do laundry and wash dishes?
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Sigh
Im tired of living
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So … Funiroll or Crunchymation?
https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2021/08/09/crunchyroll-now-joining-funimation-global-group -
Just yesterday I was reading that the drought in the southwestern US, to include the Colorodo river basin and the central California valley, has reached such a severe stage that soon many gigawatts of hydro power will be lost due to no water behind the dams. Going to be interesting to see if we can run the air conditioner here in the desert in a few months. Now I read that a recent heat wave in Greenland has melted enough of the glaciers there to cover Florida in two inches of water.
Glad climate change isn't a thing or else we might all be in deep trouble.
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Just yesterday I was reading that the drought in the southwestern US, to include the Colorodo river basin and the central California valley, has reached such a severe stage that soon many gigawatts of hydro power will be lost due to no water behind the dams. Going to be interesting to see if we can run the air conditioner here in the desert in a few months. Now I read that a recent heat wave in Greenland has melted enough of the glaciers there to cover Florida in two inches of water.
Glad climate change isn't a thing or else we might all be in deep trouble.
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Life has become so hectic right now. My anxiety just won't quit either...
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Life has become so hectic right now. My anxiety just won't quit either...
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Drone + volcano + 4k = cool video.
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For now this is just rich boys and their toys. Significant only in that it is a private endeavor that can successfully reach space. SS2 is just a rollercoaster ride, and an extremely expensive, suborbital one at that. Same with Bezos’ rocket.
What I am rooting for is SpaceX’s “Starship”. 100 tons to LEO on a totally reusable, completely private-sector vehicle that is even cheaper to fly than the revolutionary Falcon 9 is -really- going usher in a whole new era.
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‘Sup
