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@roikfbuwgc254 We do this in Britain too! On November the 5th it’s a big celebration to celebrate the death of ‘Guy Fawkes’, a man that wanted to blow up Parliament. Fireworks and bonfires sometimes with a Guy Fawkes effigy on top

アメリカは本当に面白い！ 週末に集まって焚き木をするという遊びがあるらしい キャンプではなくて庭先で焚き木をする みんなで木を燃やす文化面白すぎる

After a significant amount of time, chipping away on and off, I have finally completed what I'm sure is the first ever "Lyrical Walkthrough" for what I'm sure is one of the best games ever... Cave Story. Enjoy... youtube.com/playlist?list=…

@theoldbloke I assume they mean the one at Clifton cruisers

Boater query…CRT have advised Hillmorton elsan still closed but say there’s one in Rugby…where is it?

@fljczk @suchnerve Tastes great!

@suchnerve and people commonly bite splitshot lead weights to open them!

The problem with roko is that he’s not very smart

@s3krit We be memes not facts

@DaftLimmy Mate, do you know about GOPHER?

I appreciate this help, but put yourself in my shoes, having used RSS with my podcast 20 years ago in 2006, and now people assume I won't know what it is, they don't know I was a NEW MASTER OF FLASH or ANY of it. Can a person be lost media?

@DaftLimmy I made a website! dj.exchange there's also dayvonjersen.com I love websites!

If you made a frozen rod out of Captain Morgan's alcohol, and put it in a bottle of Irish cream, and gave it to a barrister played by Leo McKern to drink, would it be the Rum Pole of the Baileys? #baileys #christmas #lawyer #jew #joke #titter #funny #legal #rum #alcohol

@KonradWalk @Renatta “brb lmao”

@Renatta Which were Jesus‘ last words on the cross?

I believe every single word the Bible says. Every. Single. Word.

@notch Took me way too fucking many times. What was your build? I think I ended up with calcium + slutty rocket or fireball as second weapons, movement was also massively useful (think I had three jumps)

After failing five times against Bark Vader, it finally happened! I'm a real gamer now!

@CryptoCraeg @bryan_johnson 5g of mushrooms, which translates to they think roughly 25-30mg of psilocybin. which, when put into orange juice, will start metabolising into psilocin (the actual active ingredient)

@bryan_johnson Can you bring some clarity to what Bryan actually took? I read 5g but now I read someone else say he took a much smaller amount.

UPDATE 1: It’s around 1 hour since he took his 5g dose of magic mushrooms. Some of his observations so far: + loves the drums music he’s listening to. Apparently he started learning this style of drums years ago? + described the dose as “calm and pleasant”. He’s having a REALLY lovely time. + sense of time is definitely warped. He thinks more time has passed than it has. thinks he has peaked + he felt a strong desire to look after the people in the room… checking if we’re ok. He asked me if I had eaten. We told him that we’re all good and that he can focus on himself and the experience + visual hallucinations are happening - my face and the trees “are alive” and moving As I am typing this he started giggling. He’s having a fantastic time.

it officially hit

Data centers in orbit? Of course that’s your contention. Of course it is. You just finished watching a Scott Manley video on radiative heat transfer and now you think you’re gonna disrupt AWS with a few solar panels and a rideshare slot. You’re gonna believe that right up until next month when you crack open DeWitt and Incropera and start throwing around σT⁴ like you just invented radiation physics, quoting emissivity tables for polished aluminum like they’re forbidden knowledge. Then you’ll finally open SMAD and realize your radiator isn’t some static plate glowing into the void. It’s a dynamic structure with a wicked case of thermal flutter reminiscent of Hubble’s arrays. You’ll be quoting beta angles and Earth albedo coefficients and wondering why your deployable array grenaded in vibe when the first bending mode clocked in at 38 Hz instead of the 50 Hz you promised in CDR. After that you’ll get real ambitious, quoting Johnson and Fabisinski on inflatable polyimide PV structures, pretending you actually understand what happens when your 25-micron Kapton sail is tensioned off a Toray T1100G Cycom 5250-4 boom that has been sun-baked at 120 °C for six months in LEO. You’ll cite “areal density optimization” like gospel while your resin creeps, your modulus drops, and your perfectly flat film turns into a potato chip. "Well, as a matter of fact, I won’t, because launch costs are about to fall another order of magnitude once Starship hits cadence. The cost per kilo will—" Drop by tenfold and the economics flip. Yeah, I’ve heard that one. The Wired 2012 quote, “You wouldn’t build a Boeing 747 and throw it away after one flight.” I remember. I even asked him about that over lunch once, whether the market was actually elastic enough to handle the supply increase from reusability. Turns out it wasn’t. Non-Starlink launch mass in the United States grew at 13.7 percent CAGR from 2015 to 2023. Payload demand didn’t scale with flight cadence, so prices didn’t collapse, margins just swelled. That’s why they had to invent Starlink. When the market can’t absorb your rockets, you start building your own payloads. Is that your thing? You read some Marc Andreessen “American Dynamism” manifesto and suddenly start ignoring the engineering realities? You start throwing around a few buzzwords to impress the Twitter anons and earn some street cred for having a contrarian opinion? One, don’t do that. Two, you dropped a 500-thousand-dollar seed check on a concept that could have been debunked by a dollar-fifty worth of tokens from Grok. "Well, at least I’m a capital allocator. We’ll be skiing in Hokkaido while you’re doing bolt preload calculations for some bridge somewhere." Yeah, maybe. But at least I won’t be unoriginal or anonymous. I’m out here asking why the hell we’d melt the brains of a thousand aerospace engineers just to save four cents per kilowatt-hour on solar electricity. First principles isn’t about getting nerd-sniped by a shiny-object problem. It’s about asking whether we should be solving that problem at all. But hey, if you’ve got an issue with that, we can always take it up with E.

This is the reality check we need more often. 👏 @byteboro Web3 isn’t a “cloud” yet, and that’s okay. It’s the assembly of decentralized components that, together, can give people control back over data, identity, and value. Step by step. Vision with engineering. ⚙️

@somewheresy Hey fuck you guys

From NOW until the END OF THE YEAR I am introducing AMNESTY for all my potential haters What this means for you: - All beefs are settled. - Everyone upon request can start over with “Friendly” reputation - I am unblocking EVERYONE

@somewheresy Leave me alone

guys who tweet to 0 likes and sub 500 followers for years are like fruit flies of the digital ecosystem

lol. lmao

@__tux I don't want to stare at a man's ass all day ok?! (though actually...)

i’m not transgender, i just pick the female characters cause the hitbox is smaller.