CeDeROM

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Happy St. Patrick Day from Tinker Bell!

Good morning 🧡 „Leeloo“

Silly tricks revealed! 😂

These kinds of games can help reduce screen time.

Carlos Valenzuela shows the trials of interplanetary exterminators.

@klara_sjo not true! grzegorzbrzęczyszczykiewicz is not random!! :D

How Polish parents name their children.

The United States fire a 15-kiloton Nuclear artillery shell, 1953

It’s a brilliant piece of ancient engineering, notably used by indigenous peoples in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands long before it was "discovered" by European scientists in the 19th century.

Starfleet Academy

We should never have shared our technology

The nuclear-powered bullet train from the 1979 American science fiction series, "Supertrain."

Throwback to this insane Mitsubishi Evo crash and the roll cage protected the driver

Ron Cobb's concept art for the bridge of the Nostromo in Alien (1979)

A Cuban mechanic, Juan Carlos Pino, modified his 1980 Polski Fiat to run on charcoal instead of gasoline, offering a cheaper alternative amid fuel shortages caused by US sanctions reut.rs/3NzcSyP

Name This 1950's Classic

Kilopower, the little Martian reactor that could: A miracle of simplicity & sodium. NASA was given the brief to design a super-simple micro-reactor for future Martian settlement, and it did so brilliantly by doing it unconventionally. A normal Earthbound nuclear reactor is complex, with banks of pumps, water & steam injection pressurizers, control rod actuation, frequent movement of fuel during refuelling cycles, complex systems of valves, back-up emergency coolant and deluge systems, boron injection… it goes on & on & on. A terrestrial nuclear plant is a triumph of safety-conscious system engineering, but it’s a busy one, and Kilopower dispensed with all of this. The intention for the system is that you could set it up, get it started and just… forget about it, pretty much. It has a small, solid core with no moving pieces except for the control rod which is designed to be moved on startup and then kept in place, unmonitored, for a decade at a time. The small size & low power means that reactivity effects are dominated by thermal expansion and are extremely stable. Low power designs (less than 100 kiloWatts thermal energy) make thermal management and irradiation damage a non-issue that does not complicate system design. Very low power level designs (less than 10kW thermal) feature such low burnup reactivity that movement of the control rod becomes a ten-year interval. A literal ‘tin’ wedding anniversary, marked out by tweaks to the control rod. There’s a quirky Martian anniversary gift for you! Even at much higher power levels, the stability is such, and burnup so low, that control rod movement would be something you’d only have to do occasionally, every few months or annually. In essence this is a nuclear battery. In all cases, the reactor is designed to handle worst-case transients such as coolant loss passively without any need for control inputs, further simplifying the system. Truly, this is a zen ideal: Feng Shui engineering, where less is more and the system simplicity brings reliability and safety, all in one. Perfect for missions to space.

Engineer Matt Hobbs built a full size functional WALL-E that moves, reacts, and expresses emotions using custom electronics and remote control.

Terminator 2 VHS Promo (1991)

It was great to see our name amongst the other “AI Native” companies during @Nvidia’s #GTC keynote. NVIDIA Isaac™ Lab helps us train reinforcement learning policies that enable the UMV to drive, jump, flip, and hop like a pro!

@mbledkowski @Kutaadaw @niebezpiecznik BSD

@Kutaadaw @niebezpiecznik spoko, podaj alternatywe

dodano kod weryfikacji wieku do systemd. Niektórzy użytkownicy Linuksa panikują. Słusznie?