Bryan is in his last year of high school.
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Keep building!
I hope this turns into something I can buy (maybe a diy kit), in the future!
Bryan is in his last year of high school.
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Keep building!
I hope this turns into something I can buy (maybe a diy kit), in the future!
How does this even happen where two systems would stop recording data. This story seems to get weirder and weirder. I'd always been under the impression that black boxes were really highly secure and extremely rigorously developed to specifically prevent data loss in situations like this.
Bad enough for the accident to occur, but to not have accurate telemetry and recorded data from the onboard systems is definitely going to make an already hard investigation very much harder
Definitely an area of study that seems interesting to me.
In his press conference Trump mentioned the world map multiple times. Trump may well be forming his annexation ambitions based on what the map would look like after the annexation. Well, the world map looks very different based on what kind of projection you use. In the Mercator projection Greenland looks big. Bigger than the US, in fact. This may be what is attracting Trump, as it looks like a lot of real estate. Tobler hyperelliptical projection on the other hand makes Greenland look small. Someone should show Trump this projection and it may very well cause him to lose interest, and we can sidestep a dispute with Denmark and Europe.
I honestly have no idea how basic math (sphere to flat projection) escapes people.
"Albert Einstein is one of the founders of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. To him, the university represented a combination of the commitment to his Jewish identity and his belief in the universal values of the pursuit of truth and respect for every human being."
No paywall link: https://archive.is/2024.03.27-141124/https://www.bloomberg.c...
Non paywalled link
XC or recreational trail riding, probably not, but if you're into enduro, freeride or downhill, you can (should) already be wearing a lot of really bulky gear. Heavy duty boots with toe protection, pads for your knees, hips, elbows, gloves, spine and chest protectors, neck braces, full face helmets with MIPS
I believe some kind of airbag solution could actually be really helpful, but here's the thing about falls in MTB: they happen quite often and they're usually harmless, sometimes you even toss the bike on purpose when you realize you've messed up or miscalculated a feature.
And you probably don't want to replace an expensive gas [generator] cartridge or suffer burns or just have to endure loud pops every time you make a mistake.
Maybe expanded use of those "bike airbag helmets"? I can't imagine a mountain biker wearing a bunch of bulky padding and still being able to participate in the sport.
There really is absolutely nothing about Windows I use other than clicking games on Steam.
Gamers keep Windows relevant and fresh. Once we’re gone, it really will be a legacy OS that people still use because their printer won’t work with shit else.
> The James Webb Space Telescope is not in orbit around the Earth, like the Hubble Space Telescope is – it actually orbits the Sun, 1.5 million kilometers (1 million miles) away from the Earth at what is called the second Lagrange point or L2.
https://science.nasa.gov/mission/webb/orbit/
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagrange_point