He was a perfect Rabba. You’re not supposed to like him.

And in Dune. Villeneuve hangs on to good actors.

Bautista only gets supporting roles because of his physical appearance, but I like to see him in a lead role with a decent script, because he could be great.

Johnson doesn’t act. He plays the same character in everything he does, which is himself.

You will not be able to swap out a water heater for $3500.

Some people’s wisdom teeth have weak enamel, some are like normal teeth.

Mosquitos have been in North Ontario for hundreds of years.

oh the media…remember when we were all going to die of ebola?

Not sure why they need a phase3 at all. That’s an efficacy trial, efficacy should be obvious at phase 2 and the could get approval.

They should trial through the Australian TGA, it would take years off the time.

the issue is whether the new teeth will have proper enamel , or be soft and decay prone like wisdom teeth.

it’s a myth sharks don’t get cancer.

Bambu did the biggest own-goal I have seen in decades. Meanwhile, at Snapmaker…

Not in my experience. They are tools like any other tool.

their proprietary slicer

That’s the problem, it cannot be proprietary when based off slic3R. It’s not their property to lock down.

1. The costs (monetary and environmental) of launching so many new satellites,

Fraction of damage and cost of earth based datacentres.

2. Large-scale computing technology is untested in that kind of environment and will likely encounter a number of issues and unforeseen problems (so more launches until they get it right),

We’ve been putting computers and satellites in space for decades.

3. Additional radiation will increase errors, so they will require a more robust design with more redundancy than Earth-based systems,

That’s what shielding is for. We have probes still working after 48 years in space.

4. If they’re in a low orbit similar to Starlink satellites (which have an expected lifetime of 5 to 7 years) they will need to be constantly replaced.

so place them in higher orbit.

How are they going to cool these in space which is notoriously hard to cool things down in?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spacecraft_thermal_control

The problems with datacenters are power consumption and water use. This addresses both problems. Sunny side picks up tons of solar generated electricity, dark side radiates heat.

Velcro. Memory foam.

Seriously? that’s the best you could do?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_spin-off_technologies

You can’t even dissipate heat

of course you can, by thermal radiation. Power by solar panels which can generate a lot without atmosphere filtering sun energy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spacecraft_thermal_control

Tech companies do this every week. It’s like a trade agreement with Trump. Both agree and sign a EULA, then they just throw it out. Cricut did this with their systems. Fucking legal because of shit laws.

when they locked out Orca Slicer from the cloud services originally.

Which violated the AGPL license from Ranellucci.