Probably not, critical thinking is required to detect bullshit and these generative AIs haven’t proven capable of that.

Yeah good point, also you wouldn’t have time to feel the effects, since the water is all going to vaporize, not just dissolved gases in your blood.

Yeah, also the nitrogen escapes (along with the rest of the now gasses too), but I guess you wouldn’t have time to feel those effects.

And 59 years after landing on the moon we’ve just been watching Space X rockets explode instead of going back on rockets NASA proved it could engineer with slide rules and drafting tables.

Doesn’t all the water in us boil. Like instant Bends.

Also aliens who evolved on planets without magnetospheres: “these earthlings are interesting but they seem to get stressed and lumpy in space.”

Were the other 1/3 from flu/illness or are gas attacks not included in artillery deaths maybe?

I only ever used it in command lines. And use other simple IDEs (Textmate and a bunch of custom bundles on a Mac…) occasionally Atom based IDEs for some embedded electronics too, but only really as a hobby.

I just raw dog it in Pico most of the time.

Most of the seal doesn’t matter though because the whole thing is under vacuum, so unless it’s so bad you’ve lost suction, the seal doesn’t have to be that accurate.

Only the seal between the filter and blower motor is what actually matters.

The only thing I’ve noticed about Dysons (and not what the marketing says) is that their motors are very well designed and powerful, especially for the size. We’re using a 15 year old hand me down, but the one that my mom replaced it with is already in a land fill somewhere, she had a Meile for a month, returned it and ended up with a Shark I think.

The article never mentioned that we did a similar thing in Chicago, only vertically instead of horizontal move. And the tenants never left their buildings. It allowed them to reverse the flow of the Chicago River

We’re winters do suck. Snowy winters are my jam though, even with the lack of day light, the snow and quiet make up for it.

Hot humid summers, and especially mosquitoes, can fuck right off. The extra daylight is nice though

I wanted jackalopes to be real as a kid too.

If praying worked we’d have it by now.

Discount Canadian uncle Jesse maybe.

I wonder if this is still going…

You can’t cook with the Leidenfrost effect though… no heat will conduct into the food!

The point of oils or melted fat when cooking is partially to increase the conduction of heat into the food.

Give legal advice, or direct you to the resources to get legal advice. From what I’ve heard from experts on NPR, JAG attorneys are still pretty competent and helpful to service members, but I he no personal experience to back this up.

Leaving it blue, but my imagination may have already made that too late.

Our old relative ended up with a semi permanent catheter when he had bladder issues (I think just from being 99 years old).

Had it until he died a couple years later and used to love patting his pee bag to let us know he just went. Usually at dinner.

Probably. MA is a pretty small state. Especially east of Worcester.