Also general education is commonly lagging at least a decade after current tech. I know email has been around for longer than that, but IT education is in a sad state.
Same here, although it was so gradual it took me years to notice. Also I can smell some things even if they're relatively subtle, but only for a second or two. Then nothing at all.
I know that human sense of smell gets used to constant sensation and ignores it. Apparently, mine just does it super quickly. I learned to trust my instincts, because usually the ability to smell something goes away before I notice it consciously and I can't just smell it again.
I don't consume short form video on any platform at all, so I thought VSause was completely out of the game for years. Then out of nowhere the podcast "The rest is science" with Michael Stevens and Hannah Fry came out.
It's an absolute delight to just listen to them talk. The quality is great and they consistently release two episodes a week. Highly recommend for the VSauce fix.
It's AI slop. I tried to find it and only references to images like this are from Facebook, Instagram and Threads. No hits in any of the NASA or Juno archives. The real photos of Jupiter are amazing, but don't look anything like this.
Barack HUSSEIN Obama
Smash Bros. would be a fire name for a revolutionary movement
Also general education is commonly lagging at least a decade after current tech. I know email has been around for longer than that, but IT education is in a sad state.
Concepts of a plan
It'd be really odd if there was no 'd' and 'b', too.
Same here, although it was so gradual it took me years to notice. Also I can smell some things even if they're relatively subtle, but only for a second or two. Then nothing at all.
I know that human sense of smell gets used to constant sensation and ignores it. Apparently, mine just does it super quickly. I learned to trust my instincts, because usually the ability to smell something goes away before I notice it consciously and I can't just smell it again.
A demigod complex, perhaps?
That's intentional. Thanks for noticing.
I don't consume short form video on any platform at all, so I thought VSause was completely out of the game for years. Then out of nowhere the podcast "The rest is science" with Michael Stevens and Hannah Fry came out.
It's an absolute delight to just listen to them talk. The quality is great and they consistently release two episodes a week. Highly recommend for the VSauce fix.
While technically true, the fine is actually around 0.7% of what they lost on metaverse (estimated 80 billion)
He rather spent years fighting Apple to get Fortnite on iOS than adding support for Linux.
Well it's probably enough so that you can bet on it on some of those insider trading platforms.
It's AI slop. I tried to find it and only references to images like this are from Facebook, Instagram and Threads. No hits in any of the NASA or Juno archives. The real photos of Jupiter are amazing, but don't look anything like this.
It's AI slop
That's AI slop, not a photo from NASA
https://youtu.be/mFeXZNScWxI
They use a loophole to sell basicaly only the whole thing as a single bundle for the price of a new machine. No individual parts for replacement.
WOW
Maxwell's father also created the for-profit science publishing paywall model.