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Except that 2028 would also be our window to do something about it before it disappears back into space. There needs to be a plan now, even if that plan is to wait and see where it's going to hit.

What you could do is tell each next person to move out in half the time it took the previous person. This way you get an infinite amount of moves done within a finite time limit.

There's still a period where you're breaking in your sit bones.

When I got my omafiets a couple years ago my ass was pretty sore for at least a month with daily riding. You aren't really putting any weight on your arms or legs so your saddle is doing the heavy lifting.

The joke didn't land (pun intended,) but I think they were referring to all the 737 MAX issues that have completely ruined Boeing's reputation

I've been trying to figure out a way to get my two LUKS encrypted drives to unlock by using a yubikey on boot.

Full disclosure, I haven't actually read the article but is it really a scandal? Just create a new speedrun category for preset seeded runs. The old record stays and people can now try to hunt for the most efficient seeds.

Well that was a heartbreaking start to the weekend

Oh god, a four!

Standard hub dynamo will put out 6 volts, 3 watts.

Random 4k tv I found online has a listed typical consumption of 57 watts.

You'd need twenty of these bikes hooked up to some kind of rectifier that can convert the power into something usable.

Having been able to dodge all spoilers before playing the final release version of Subnautica, I could not imagine subjecting myself to a playtest or early access of Subnautica 2. Below Zero may have been a disappointment but I'd rather take the chance of discovering that for myself than risk ruining what could be a once in a lifetime experience by trying to play it before it's finished.

The future of gaming is spending thousands of dollars on a custom built 1 to 1 cockpit and then yet more thousands of dollars on a headset that cannot possibly properly track where the outline of the controls end and the room begins to project a 3-dimensional space without clipping and breaking immersion.

It's still relying on your own environment and this is describing an extremely niche market.

Ok but how would projecting a detailed control system onto your desk be any better than a normal HMD that shows where your hands are in a completely virtual environment?