mysticalfruit
mysticalfruit t1_j91dvw5 wrote
Reply to I Watched Elon Musk Kill Twitter’s Culture From the Inside | This bizarre episode in social-media history proves that it’s well past time for meaningful tech oversight by Hrmbee
When I heard that Musk wanted 50 pages of code printed out, I knew the end was coming. That is the most useless metric you could possibly measure by.
The haphazard firings, then the "Please come back" we fucked up. The dismantling of anything resembling moderation on the platform.
The fact people are coming forward and telling tales of an environment being run by an unhinged lunatic with delusions of grandeur doesn't surprise me one bit. This is his shtick.
Though imagine your a DC engineer who got let go from this shitshow, getting a job right now..
"Yeah, nobody is left, but we built such a resilient infrastructure he can unplug entire racks and it'll keep working.. for a while.."
mysticalfruit t1_j73ugwx wrote
Reply to Some popular accounts likely to disappear from Twitter as Elon Musk ends free access to API by printial
This is his approach to the flight tracking thing.. he can't stop them, but he can make it so expensive the guy can't do it anymore.
mysticalfruit t1_j6kwwk1 wrote
Reply to comment by merien_nl in Electrify America faces more issues as Rivian R1T gets "fried" at station in California by chrisdh79
The problem is one of speed. We had a 110A circuit ground fault for ~2ms before the circuit breaker snapped open and in that amount of time it was able to complete chew a hole in a copper pipe large enough to stick your pinky in.
mysticalfruit t1_j6kw27q wrote
Reply to Electrify America faces more issues as Rivian R1T gets "fried" at station in California by chrisdh79
The comments on that site are about as brain dead as that rivian..
It sure sounds like the charger dead faulted and gave the truck the Shazam phone charge treatment.
mysticalfruit t1_iubcaju wrote
Reply to comment by king44 in Increasing the spacing of solar panels between rows improves PV system efficiency and economics by allowing airflow to cool down the modules, this could improve a project’s LCOE by as much as 2.15% by giuliomagnifico
One's on a slope, the others in a gulch.
One's powers wasted and the others a waste.
Is gonna splice your own cables..
mysticalfruit t1_its05d1 wrote
Looks up my address... I knew my taco bell habit was hurting the environment!!
mysticalfruit t1_itm0xr6 wrote
Reply to comment by BoltgunOnHisHip in Russia's defense chief warns of 'dirty bomb' provocation by letschangethename
Russia hasn't ever demonstrated that it gives a particular fuck about Russians.
If putin could use Crimea in a way to Ukraine, ever at a high civilian cost, he'd do it in a nanosecond.
mysticalfruit t1_itly7ta wrote
Reply to comment by BoltgunOnHisHip in Russia's defense chief warns of 'dirty bomb' provocation by letschangethename
That is true. Honestly, I have expect Russia to bomb Crimea and blame Ukraine.
mysticalfruit t1_itlcy9o wrote
Reply to comment by BoltgunOnHisHip in Russia's defense chief warns of 'dirty bomb' provocation by letschangethename
Or just let Crimea sit cut off. Make it a liability for Russia. Let the Russian navy engage in a resupply mission while getting harassed.
mysticalfruit t1_itl3a46 wrote
Reply to comment by flatline000 in Russia's defense chief warns of 'dirty bomb' provocation by letschangethename
Honestly, probably the shrinking of Russia.
I can see lots of border regions saying, "why do we want to be tied to this clown and becoming breakaways.
Russia's military completely decimated unable to stop them.
Moreover those regions asking for and getting military aid from us.
mysticalfruit t1_itkzoc7 wrote
Reply to comment by Jim_from_GA in Russia's defense chief warns of 'dirty bomb' provocation by letschangethename
By refining I meant to extracting the dust particles from the soil around chernobyl.
Just picking up 2 tons of dirt around chernobyl wouldn't do much.
Unfueling a reactor and then using explosives to turn it into mist would be bad.
mysticalfruit t1_itim9p5 wrote
Reply to comment by t4ct1c4l_j0k3r in Russia's defense chief warns of 'dirty bomb' provocation by letschangethename
It does beg the question. If he gave the command to use nukes, would his order actually be followed?
I wonder if this dirty bomb bullshit is to give his subordinates something to be stirred up about.
mysticalfruit t1_itilwy4 wrote
Reply to comment by ataw10 in Russia's defense chief warns of 'dirty bomb' provocation by letschangethename
You'd have to refine that. Those hapless fools dug into ground that was laden with radioactive particles.
Unfortunately, Russia has plenty of spent fuel and other radioactive crap they can cram into a bomb housing.
mysticalfruit t1_itilh65 wrote
Reply to comment by passinghere in Russia's defense chief warns of 'dirty bomb' provocation by letschangethename
Remember, this isn't about Russia gaining territory.
Ukraine just wouldn't roll over and give up 30% of their land, so Russia is now going to show the world what happens to border countries that don't capitulate to their demands.
This is what happens when you've got an autocratic dictator in charge, there is no path to deescalation.
Putin is losing this war and as hard has he's tried to hide it, he can't. Few dictators survive failed wars, so he now needs to seriously amp up the situation.
He'll set off a dirty bomb, claim it was the Ukrainians and use that as an excuse to use tactical nukes on all their infrastructure.
We had to nuke their power plants, how else could we prevent them from setting off more bombs.
mysticalfruit t1_itec7ji wrote
Reply to comment by No-Cardiologist-8146 in Russia's new space project will include more than 600 satellites by OkOrdinary5299
Seriously. At least with starlink they're low enough orbit that if we did nothing they'd all be down in 5 years.
mysticalfruit t1_itebxrm wrote
Great, they've launched 4 satellites.. only 597 more to go.. let's see.. at 4 per launch.. only a 150 launches to go.. What does a Soyuz cost per launch?
They're also talking about this whole thing costing billions of rubles, per year for a couple of years..
I suspect they'll get enough satellites launched to get themselves some secure communications and high(er) speed data and then suddenly all mention of this will be scrubbed from the official websites.
mysticalfruit t1_irmsknl wrote
Reply to comment by astro_pettit in Many people have asked me if deep space photos can be captured from the ISS. This image I took aboard of the Large Magellanic Cloud shows how! More details in comments. by astro_pettit
I've been told the ISS is loud. Do you have to deal with vibration issues as well taking a 30s explosure?
mysticalfruit t1_j91jl4o wrote
Reply to Glaciers are so beautiful by Rainsdrop
Glaciers are also hella dangerous.
The thing you likely don't see is that crystal clear water is a churning death machine that'll pull you down and you never be found..