I was recently talking about this but with the moon. I’m not sure about a moon base but the next time mankind will land on the moon is 2028. If they settle and get a rotation going for supplies people could probably be living on the moon in 2030.

Enjoy looking up at a deserted moon while it lasts, soon you’ll always be looking up at moonmen.

In a few years: “These unkempt forests are a real eyesore, what if we sell the land to private entities”

I can’t tell you how many scripts I’ve written to format poorly made CSV files

That’s a WD40 grade dad joke though the teacher should be proud

Which is exactly what you’d read out of the floppy disk

PS2 was region locked as well, although you had the possibility for a network upgrade I never had that extention.

My father brought over Crash Bandicoot from the states one day and it had a red label instead of the black/blue one we had in the EU and completely refused to play on our PS2.

The only correct reply!

It’s definitely just Maths with feelings sprinkled on top.

If you read a book by any investor they’ll talk about the irrationality of the market. They’ll say how daytrading should be mathematically impossible, but admit how some people do profit a lot from it.

I wouldn’t call it pseudoscience, because it’s like mixing maths with psychology.

But but but, AI bad? /s

Cost of electricity for the most part. Having a scraper visit 100’s of URL’s per second isn’t unheard of, adding this should reduce the speed of the same scraper by 30-70% depending on the request

I’ve learned the same, but I’ve concluded the following: there’s a proper path for everyone, but there aren’t enough educators to give proper guidance in finding your path. If you can and are willing, I would still recommend the formal education. It’s finding your own path of growth that’s the difficult part.

I’m assuming the inverse square law would hinder us from seeing anything useful. But now I’m imagining scientists being ecstatic about discovering a foreign signal, only to realise its us from the past

This take could swing from normal all the way to unhinged depending on the number and size the spiders

As a European who’s been to the US, this is what all stations sounded like. Bonus points if you add sharp and needlessly excessive sound effects.

There was a book written about this once, almost a cautionary tale.

The concept of a thoughtcrime is the result of a totalitarian society, but it’s also a concept that is born out of fear of what we’re allowed to say.

Zsh changed my life, but I still hate escape chars in my command lines for readability reasons