What’s that plane statue over there? Looks cool

Don’t forget to let the hair down too!

Maybe in the past but there’s more alternatives now.

A lot of times you don’t need to return the item. Just leave a bad review and they will ask if you want a refund. I’ve gotten like 4-5 items for free this way.

Heh yeah you’d get daily latency variation.

1000km is still considered LEO and would take hundreds of years to decay. At this distance, you’d add 3ms of latency, which isn’t nothing but acceptable for most applications.

LEO isn’t that far away. StarLink has quite good latency.

Monocultures in general have weaknesses and diversity helps with this.

Can apply to companies, genetics, ideas, etc.

Didn’t they already document this in Gungho with Michael Keaton?

Elden Ring is nice because it can go do something else if you don’t feel like fighting such and such.

Stellar Blade?

The issue is you made this comment:

> Radiological harm being often overstated Incorrect, if anything, understated

We’re not arguing that DU isn’t toxic, just that it’s probably not due to its radioactivity.

I feel like you didn’t actually read the papers you linked.

They’re hitting the logistics required to supply Crimea. They’ve attacked cargo ships and the land route. After the earlier attacks on the bridge it was never brought back up to full capacity.

They’ll just convert the data centers into prisons.

Are you just unlucky in your experiences? Expert team leads can absolutely make as much as managers.

But there’s a convergence as you spend more and more time making decisions and directing others that you will effectively be a manager.

A good plan with average people can still succeed. You’ve built a mediocre house. It has some value.

A bad plan with the best people will fail. You’ve built the wrong house. It’s worthless.

That’s the thing with management, they have impact beyond themselves.

High level and well paid experts do exist, particularly in tech companies. The reason it’s rare is because actual expertise requires both talent and effort. Very few people qualify.

Management is also a skill. And it’s arguable a more useful skill since it’s more transferable than a narrow focus. At very high levels you have a lot of responsibility figuring out where your company is headed.

Also traditional companies don’t typically have knowledge based employees. There’s a limit to what high expertise can bring. This is what has led to management as the promotion track.

The first time the LSD hit, I immediately understood modern art.

Shouldn’t he be busy being a transitional power source?