Worrying if it triggers calthates to release methane.

I don’t want it.

It’s a basement. You’re seeing the bottom but likely there’s a second 2x4 the drywall is attached to. The gap is for movement so if there’s any it does not break the drywall unless it’s extreme then you have other problems. The air movement is probably because cold air sinks and the slab behind is cooling the air that’s getting in via other intrusions and thus you have some airflow. Trim is fine.

I feel like it looks like someone with their head up their ass. I can only see it with the original picture as a reference. Otherwise my mind chooses everything else.

Planes lose that ability around 50k feet. Military planes get closer to 100k feet. 60miles is easily 3x that.

Colorado should start curbing all water releases by the amount of the golf courses.

Because everything that goes with the CPU has become 2-4x the cost of the CPU and unless you can dump serious cash there's very little benefit to people who already game on rigs that do just fine at 1080p. Prices need to come back down to earth, but good luck explaining that to wall street.

The island and notch are eyesores when watching videos. It’s like a dead pixel you can’t not stare at it.

“Where are you going?”

“Father where I’m going I’d just have to come back.”

The longer you wait the more that open it.

Wonder how this would impact mantle plumes. Generally I’d think this could enhance volcanism and seismic events through stresses.

When was the last time you saw someone say “I’d buy it if it was thinner”?

Thinner means expensive. They keep doing things nobody’s asking for to maintain price premiums.

Problem is at around 10nm chips quit getting more efficient power wise. Below that the amount of power to drive the chip began rising quickly. A 3nm chip will need more power than a 5nm chip. Apple saw this and moved to RISC based chips because RISC requires less power on the same sized chip process.

GPUs are really hitting a wall because of this as well.

Wow. Christmas Miracle. I was worried she dumped him somewhere and this cold would get him.

Ahh you mean the ones who Hoover taxpayer dollars and are never on time nor budget.

Yeah I bet that kid went on to great things. /s

Neil’s response is hilarious.

They troll through data all the time to find trends. Some alternative medicine treatments come from such data hunts. If they find that people taking X but also have Y and it causes Y to be less of an issue even though X was for another condition the medicine is clearly impacting Y as well. So then a proper study on the medicine is done against Y.

Inflation hitting Santa hard.

#thankschina

I’ve seen people do ray traces on 386s in high school. Took overnight to generate, but the point is. Intel has a lot of data on this process over those years. GPU makers have just only delved into ray tracing. This is the 3rd generation and frankly both have again made incremental improvements rather than producing a breakthrough product. Perhaps to keep selling GPUs.

That’s what she said.

We would of known that over a decade ago but the satellite that would detect it blew up on launch. Coincidence?

Build solar at the poles with proper transmission and you could power the world 24/7.

Geothermal with the new mmWave drills is the real answer here. This new drill can get down deeper and cheaper than conventional drills and makes it where you can build geothermal in any location. The best part is the drill produces its own casing as it goes down.

There are options other than nuclear that work 24/7 and have near zero risks.

What happens to the area around a nuclear plant when it melts down vs what happens to a wind turbine that falls over? The risk/reward is not worth it period. Quit pretending that there’s zero ecological cost to nuclear they also use rare earth elements and carbon intensive construction methods. You also never seem to account for ten thousand years of storage costs of the material.

Went into magnolia set to spend 50k and the dude refused to help saying he could make more selling an amp to someone else. Ended up going with a local theater company.